Robinhood Movie Review: As a gift for Ugadi, the latest Telugu film to entertain the audience is the awaited film “Robinhood” directed by Venky Kudumula and starring youth star Nithin as the hero and Srileela as the heroine. Let’s see how this film is in the review.
Robinhood Movie Story:
Ram (Nithin), who has been an orphan since his childhood, sees the hunger and hardship of his fellow children and starts robbing the rich with interesting plans and distributing the stolen goods to them. On the other hand, the most cruel villain (Devadatta Nage) who is looking to grow at the international level and who knows that there is a demand for ganja cultivated in the soil of a village called Rudrakonda, is Abhinava Vasudev (Sijju), who is somewhere in Australia. What is the link between him and the head of his AV Pharma?
In this sequence, why does Vasudev’s daughter Reena (Srileela) have to go to India and Rudrakonda? What are the reasons for Ram to go with him? If you want to know what the role of drug mafia don David (David Warner) is like with all these people, then you should watch this film and find out.
Robin Hood Movie Analysis:
Director Venky Kudumula has a good mark in our Telugu cinema. He is one of the few directors who can tell stories with entertainment. It is impressive that he, who has already proven himself in the last two films, continues the same momentum in this film as well. His balancing approach as a main character is good in the film.
He has carried the film to the extent that he should carry any emotion. His comedy scenes are hilarious in the film. As for the main character, many scenes in the first half bring laughter till the interval. The decent emotions in the second half are good in the film.
Although this film is decent, it would have been better if it had been a little more gripping. The screenplay is somewhat hilarious and engaging, but then it seems to slow down. In the second half, however, many characters are absent for a long time.
With this, the whole story deviates somewhere and then reconnects at a time when it is time to reconnect. In addition to this, it seems weak to show the villain, who was shown so strong in the beginning as a simple incompetent when he reaches the climax.
Also, the hilarious narration that continued in the first half seems to have decreased a bit in the second half. Two songs in the film are good to watch, but the flow seems to have been damaged. If they were not there, it would have felt even better.
Actors Performance:
Nithin has once again given a well-settled performance under Venky's direction. Nithin appeared very stylishly with perfect foot steps in the action sequences as the main character. Also, his trademark comedy timing and emotional performance are decent, as always. The comedy chemistry with Rajendra Prasad has been worked out well. And the heroine Srileela has done her role well. Some comedy scenes generate good fun for her.
Also, his chemistry with Nithin has been worked out once again. And the villain Devadatta Nag is amazing. He has given life to his role in the negative shade. He has shown the villainy in him with a range from the start. Along with them, Shubhlekha Sudhakar and Lal have impressed well in good emotional roles.
Along with them, many comedy scenes in Vennela Kishore have been well done. Shine Tom Chacko has also done well. Last but not least, dashing cricketer David Warner has surprised. Despite giving a light comedy touch, he has done a good job of portraying the negative shade in himself.
Technical Category:
The production values in this film are good. The VFX work has misfired in one or two places. In one scene, the blood stain on Nithin's face is clearly visible as graphics. Care should have been taken in all of them. G.I. Prakash's music is good. The cinematography is decent. The editing is good, but it could have been done a little better. Unnecessary songs should have been cut without disrupting the flow.
When it comes to director Venky Kudumula, it can be said that he is a good director for this film. His detailing, cutting and connecting some scenes according to the audience's pulse and taking action scenes shows the stylish visionary filmmaker in him.
However, he, who has narrated the story in a good and hilarious way, has shown some aspects as routine. Many films have been seen in the backdrop of ganja. Many scenes in it feel a bit routine. But the motive given to the hero, as well as the emotional connections from him, are pleasing.
Conclusion:
As seen as a whole, this “Robin Hood” can be said to be a decent entertainer that combines almost all emotions. Venky Mark's hilarious scenes, including many emotional scenes, are pleasing. Also, the main lead, including actor Devadatta Nage, mesmerizes. Otherwise, it would have been better if there was a little more gripping narration. Nevertheless, Robin Hood provides a decent treat for those who want to watch a good time pass entertainer on the weekend.
Rating: 3/5