KSD Appalraju Movie Genuine Review

KSD AppalRaju Movie Review & Rating(3/5)

Movie: KSD AppalRaju
Story,Screenplay & Direction: Ramgopal Varma
Cast: Sunil, Colours Swathi, Sakshi Gulati, Brahmanandam, Raghu Babu, etc
Music: Koti
Cinematography: Sudhakar Yekkanti
Editing: Praveen Pudi
Producer: Kiran Koneru
Banner: Shreya Productions
RATING: 2.75/5


Story
Appalaraju (Sunil) who is an avid film buff comes to Hyderabad with an aim to become a top film director. He has a heroine oriented script Nayaki, with which he impresses a smalltime producer Rakhi (Raghu Babu). Later on a top heroine Kanishka (Sakshi Gulati) gets bowled over by Appalaraju’s script and readily accepts to star in it. The hero character is too small in it but Kanishka convinces her boy friend and top hero Babu (Adarsh) to be a part of the film. So, Nayaki turns out to be a star studded film in making. However, Kanishka and Babu breaks up and in comes KT (Ajay) an upcoming superstar into the film. This irks Babu and he tries in every possible way to put breaks on Nayaki. On the other hand, Appalraju who was earlier stubborn in changing his script for commercial conveniences and starry glitches starts to make a film according to the hero and producer will. His aim to make a new wave film doesn’t get fulfilled but he becomes a successful film director and he also bags a Gurram award as the best comedy director with Nayaki.


Highlights:

* RGV was successful in creating characters that both the film folks and the media folks will be able to connect with real time personalities but not for general audience.
* The song which has dupes of Balakrishna, Chiranjeevi, Venkatesh, Nagarjuna doing few antics gets huge applause in theaters
* The song on film directors hitting directly with their names mesmerizes the audiences.
* Sunil’s dances
* Lyrics on a whole and especially ‘cinema mayam’

Drawbacks:

* Lengthy narration


Final Word:
KSD Appalaraju is a satirical movie with wrong taking. Ram Gopal Varma has tried to show in different manner, but it's gone totally diffe'rent'.


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