Extra Ordinary Man Movie Review: Nithiin's hero movie is "Extraordinary Man". Director Vakkantham Vamsi has directed this movie. The movie was released today. Let's go into the review and find out to what extent the audience was impressed by this movie!
Extra Ordinary Man Movie Story:
Abhi (Nithiin) is a junior artist. He tries to make a name for himself as an actor and become a hero. But he always falls behind as an actor. In this way, Likhita (Sreelila) enters Abhi's life like a lightning bolt. Likhita falls in love with Abhi. Abhi, who thinks everything is happy, unexpectedly gets a hero's chance.
After that, Abhi gets involved in the role of Satan. Who is this Satan? Why did Abhi become like Satan? What is the role of IG Vijay Chakravarthy (Rajasekhar) in the middle? What turn did Abhi's story take in the end? The rest of the story is.
Extra Ordinary Man Movie Analysis:
The comedy scenes, action scenes and interval sequences in the drama about a junior artist becoming a hero in real life are good. Also, along with entertainment, some emotional elements in the film are impressive. Nithin, who played the hero in this film, acted very well with his acting, his body language and in the action sequences.
Also, Nithin's performance in some critical key scenes is a special attraction of the film. Dr. Rajasekhar, who played another crucial role in the film, also did full justice to his role. Otherwise, that role is not long, and the importance is also low. But, Rajasekhar was impressed. The heroine Srileela entertained with her glamour.
Rao Ramesh, who played the hero's father, acted very well. His mannerisms are good. The punches and comedy timing between Nithin and Rao Ramesh are also entertaining. Sudev Nair, Rohini, Sampath Raj, and Brahmaji also did justice to their roles.
Similarly, the rest of the actors who appeared in other roles also acted well to the best of their ability. The hero role in this film.. the acting track related to that role.. as well as the scenes related to that acting.. and the villain along with the rest of the characters.. all in all, some comedy elements in this film were pleasing.
Although there is a matter in the main point of the film.. director Vakkantham Vamsi stumbled at some places in writing the screenplay according to that point. When such a concept was taken, it would have been better if the film had been suspenseful and playfully fun throughout according to that concept.
But, the interesting elements in the first half were missed in the second half. The graph of the second half should have increased compared to the first half, but not decreased. But the second half of this film is not up to the expectations. The villain's silly plans for the hero's rise are also not good.
Some of the scenes in this sequence are poorly executed. Along with this, the logic is also nowhere to be seen. Also, the love track between the hero and heroine does not have the right strength. In fact, full comedy can be maintained in this story. The first half was really fun. The director could not continue that fun in the second half either.
Technical department:
Technically speaking.. the technical department's work in the film is good. Especially Harris Jayaraj's music is a big plus for the film. Similarly, the cinematography work of Arthur A. Wilson I.A.S.C., Yuvraj J., and Sai Sriram is also a highlight of the film. Editor Praveen Pudi's editing is up to the mark for the film. The production values observed by producers N. Sudhakar Reddy and Nikitha Reddy in this film are very good.
Conclusion:
The main concept, junior artist track, and comedy and action scenes in this film, titled Extraordinary Man, are good. Also, some emotional elements seem to be okay.
However, the uninteresting treatment, weak main characterizations, and the second half not being up to expectations have hurt the film's results. However, Nithiin's performance and Rajasekhar's guest appearance are a plus for the film. Overall, this film will appeal to a certain audience.
Rating: 2.75/5