Game Changer Movie Review: There have been huge expectations since the announcement of the movie Game Changer, directed by Shankar, starring Ram Charan as the hero. With Shankar's first Telugu film and Dil Raju's first Pan India film being produced, expectations for this movie have been increasing daily.
In addition to that, the late release of the movie and the promotional content increased the interest in the movie, and mega fans as well as movie lovers have been waiting to see how the movie will be. Finally, the movie came out on the occasion of Sankranti on January 10th. So how is this movie? Let's see how much it impressed the audience in the review now.
Game Changer Movie Story:
in Game Changer movie Ram Nandan (Ram Charan) is a middle-class boy. He becomes an IAS as per the wish of his girlfriend Deepika (Kiara Advani). When he gets a posting in Visakhapatnam, he holds a meeting on the first day and shocks the officials, criminals, and criminal-minded businessmen there. However, in this process, the businesses of Minister Bobbili Mopidevi (SJ Surya) also suffer. Mopidevi, who is also the son of Chief Minister Bobbili Satyamurthy (Srikanth), wants to kill his father and become the CM himself.
However, Satyamurthy dies after leaving a video message to make Ram Nandan the Chief Minister after his death. But will Ram Nandan become the Chief Minister as per Satyamurthy's wish? Did Mopidevi, who had set her life's goal to become the CM, become the Chief Minister? Why did Satyamurthy want to make Ram Nandan the Chief Minister? Now, what are the roles of Appanna (Ram Charan) and Parvati (Anjali) in the story? You have to watch the movie to know.
Game Changer Movie Analysis:
As befits the name Game Changer, everyone was expecting this movie to give a good boost to Shankar, who is facing terrible difficulties with the movie Indian 2. However, it does not seem like it will be fully successful with this movie. This film is a full-fledged political thriller. Shankar has tried to bring the Tom and Jerry game between an IAS officer and a political leader to the audience.
There is no doubt that Shankar's films are usually thought-provoking and thought-provoking. There are some such points in this film too. But the story of the film is nothing new. Otherwise, it seems like an attempt has been made to tell it in a new way with the screenplay. In fact, Shankar's political film means that the audience comes to the theaters with high expectations. But it can be said that this film could not fully meet those expectations.
Ram Charan utters the dialogue "I am unpredictable" in the film, but the entire film is predictable. Even an average audience who comes to the theaters without any expectations will easily understand what is going to happen next. Shankar's films like Oka Okkadu and Aparichitudu not only made the audience think but also engaged them beyond imagination. But in this film, it seemed that Shankar did not take care of that.
Neither the love track nor the political backdrop seemed new at all. In fact, the real-life politics happening these days seem very interesting, but despite the great scope of the film, for some reason, Shankar feels hesitant to make the film fully engage the audience. The entire first half goes on without much interest, but before the interval, it ends with a twist that questions the logic.
And when you think the real story begins after the second half begins, Shankar tries to twist it here and there. It seemed like he tried to tell the story of the consequences of a relationship between a Chief Minister and an IAS officer, but it did not seem to engage the audience. Moreover, many scenes in the film do not meet logic. It would have been better if Shankar had taken care of that.
Overall, there is no doubt that this film has gone on in a way that raises doubts as to whether Shankar's grip on political subjects has loosened. However, some of the logic in the scenes that excite voters or the elections is missing but it is interesting. Although Shankar's story is routine if he had taken more care in the twists he wrote as well as the screenplay, the result of the film would have been different.
Game Changer Movie Actors Performance:
In this film, Ram Charan played two roles, Appanna and Ram Nandan. In one of them, Ram Charan appeared in a young officer look, while Appanna was also seen in a villager look. There is no doubt that he entertained in different roles with both looks. He acted in many scenes that made it seem like Ram Charan's game. In fact, it can be said that Ram Charan had more responsibility in playing that role due to a small mistake made in the role of Appanna. Similarly, Ram Nandan's look was outstanding.
In terms of acting, Ram Charan also played two roles without any opportunity to make any mistakes. The role of Anjali was important but he got very little screen space. Kiara Advani's role feels like a cliché, but she tried to impress with glamour as much as she could. Many actors appeared in the film, but the combination scenes of SJ Surya-Ram Charan were outstanding. They acted in fierce competition with each other.
Srikanth also got a heavy role after a long time. He acted with ease and with his experience. People like Rajiv Kanakala, Samudra Kani, Sunil, Senior Naresh, and Kancharapalem Kishore tried to do justice to their roles. However, people like Priyadarshi, Vaivaharsha, and comedian Satya, who are currently doing films as heroes, were limited to only two or three scenes in these films. It would have been better if they had been used more.
When it comes to the technical team, the first thing to talk about in this film is the cinematography. As usual, Shankar's films are in a range. This cinematography seemed to increase that level further. Also, the dialogues written in Telugu are impressive to the audience. Some are thought-provoking. The songs are very rich to watch on screen and a feast for the eyes.
More care could have been taken on the editing. The background score provided by Thaman also served the film very well. It helped elevate the film. What is there to say about the production values of Sri Venkateswara Creations Dil Raju and Sirish? It seemed like the film had spent enough money.
Finally:
Finally, the game changer is ‘Ram Charan’.