Dilruba Movie Review: Kiran Abbavaram, who received a super hit with the movie Ka, came to the audience with the movie Dil Ruba. Directed by new director Vishwa Karun, this movie was produced by a new production company set up by the Sarigampa Music label. The movie, which stars Ruksar Dhillon as the heroine, has been generating interest among the audience since the promotions started.
In addition, everyone's attention was focused on the movie when the movie producer announced that he would be beaten at a success meet if there was any disappointment in the fights in this movie. The movie unit also held the premieres a day earlier. How is this movie? How much did it impress the audience? Let's see in the review now
Dil Ruba Movie Story:
Siddhartha Reddy (Kiran Abbavaram) loves Maggie (Najia Davison) with all his heart, but breaks up with her and goes to America to marry someone else. Due to this, Siddhartha, who has developed aversion to girls, becomes determined that the words thank you and sorry should not be used in life after the death of his father.
Anjali (Ruksar) enters Siddharth's life. Although he initially has no feelings for her, he pursues her and makes her fall in love with him. After falling in love, Anjali and Siddharth break up due to a fight caused by Vicky (Kranthi Killi), who studies in the same college. Maggie, who feels guilty for breaking up with Siddharth, comes from America to bring the two together.
Did Maggie, who came like that, make Siddharth and Anjali meet? Did they finally meet? What were the problems caused by the local don Joker (John Vijay) who entered in the middle? Why did John Vijay target Siddharth and Batch? To know such things, you have to watch the movie on the big screen.
Dilruba Movie Analysis:
The director has written the story in a way that we can understand the general idea of the movie within a short time of the movie's start. This is not a new story at all. This is also one of the many routine love stories that we have already seen. A young man who has become a fool after the death of his father and the breakup of his girlfriend, even when he has to completely change after coming into the life of another young woman, remains very stagnant due to his past experiences.
So you can understand by now. In fact, the story of this film was woven based on the hero character, but while weaving it like that, it would have been better if there were plenty of elements that the audience could connect with like Arjun Reddy, but the hero character was written well, but there is a feeling of hesitation in bringing it to the screen. The way the hero character is designed is good, but it must be said that the story woven for it is not fully impressive to the audience.
In this film, along with the love story, some other elements remind us of past films. If you think that they were inspired by them, then the director has succeeded to some extent in writing something completely different from them. In fact, there are good scenes here and there in this film, especially the Satya track is a good workout.
However, the fights given to him in an attempt to establish the hero character seem to have damaged the story of the film a bit. The fact that the story is written in a way that is easy to imagine from the very beginning is a bit of a minus. But our Telugu audience, who understands love stories easily, can easily understand this film.
In order to further establish the hero character among the audience, Puri Jagannath is shown listening to a podcast in the middle. Showing the hero as following his ideology also seems to be an attempt to establish the hero character. Since the story is easy to imagine in many movies we have seen in the past, this film feels routine.
Dil Ruba Movie Actors Performance:
Kiran Abbavaram, who appeared as a college student in this film, is impressive. Kiran Abbavaram's styling is also impressive. He also excels in the fight sequences. Kiran Abbavaram's performance in some scenes is amazing. Ruksar's role is limited, but for some reason, one gets the feeling that he is imitating the role of Bommarillu Hassini.
Nazia is impressive as long as she is there. Even though Satya did not get a full-length role, he tried to make people laugh every time he appeared. Meanwhile, actors like Naren, Kranthi, John Vijay, Tulasi, Vijay Rangaraju acted within the scope of their roles. When it comes to the technical team, the music director should be congratulated first.
Along with the songs he gave, the background score became the real life of the film. The way the fights were composed was also impressive. The cinematography also carried the mood of the film. It would have been better if the length had been kept to a minimum.