Tuk Tuk Movie Review: Harsh Roshan, Karthikeya Dev, Steven Madhu, Saanvi Meghana, Nihal Kodhati.. The film ‘Tuk Tuk’ starring Harsh Roshan, Karthikeya Dev, Steven Madhu, Saanvi Meghana, and Nihal Kodhati.. is directed by C. Supreeth Krishna and produced by Rahul Reddy under the banners of Chitravahini Productions and RYG Cinemas. Tuk Tuk was released on March 21.
Tuk Tuk Movie Story:
Three teenagers (Harsh Roshan, Karthikeya Dev, Steven Madhu) in a village try to save money to buy a camera. The idea is to collect the Ganesh Chaturthi donations, put up a statue and take the rest, so the three do the same. However, due to a dispute between two people in the village, they have to take Ganesh in their own cart. If they have an old scooter, they convert it into a three-wheeled cart (tuk tuk) and immerse it.
The cart moves and walks from that white river. It answers the questions they ask by waving the handle back and forth, saying yes or no. With this, they earn money by showing everyone in an unexpected place, asking questions, and asking questions.
But it turns out that there is a soul in that tuk tuk. The three of them get scared. So who does that soul belong to? Why is it in the scooter? What is the story of Shilpa and Naveen in the middle? Why do these guys have money? What did the guys do after knowing that there is a soul in the scooter.. To know, you have to watch it on screen.
Tuk Tuk Movie Analysis:
We have seen vehicles operating on their own in many movies in the past. Tuk tuk means a three-wheeled cart. It was shown as a story about ten to fifteen years ago in the backdrop of Chittoor. This entire movie was mostly driven by that three-wheeled cart.
In the first half, the story revolves around making a cart for immersion and then making money by calling it God when it starts operating on its own. In the second half, the story revolves around the fear of these guys after knowing that it is a spirit, who is that spirit, what is its story, and how they help it.
The first half is fun with comedy here and there, with tuk-tuk stunts. The love story in the second half is well-developed. They tried to give a good message by connecting a negative point that is shown from the beginning of the film to it in the second half. However, it is guaranteed that there will be many doubts in the film.
The film is completed without answering some questions. The stunts that the tuk tuk performs and the way it communicates with the guys are all cute. All the scenes in the film where the tuk tuk is involved connect well with the children. It is noteworthy that at the end, a cute climax is given again and it gives a lead to the second part.
Actors Performance:
The main three in this movie are three teenage boys. Harsh Roshan, who recently scored a hit with the movie Court, Karthikeya Dev, who played the role of Prithviraj's child in Salaar, and Steven Madhu, who gained popularity on social media.. These three people run the entire movie.
Except for one love story, they appeared in every frame of the movie and acted with good energy. Sanvi Meghana, who appeared very cute and beautiful for a while, did magic on the screen with her cuteness. Nihal Kodati also impresses with his performance. The rest of the actors were also impressed with their roles.
Technical Aspects:
The cinematography and visuals are good. The locations were shot in the village with a lush green background in all the real locations and presented beautifully. The background music is perfect for the vintage scenes. The songs are also good to listen to. It would have been better if the heroine had been dubbed by someone else. Some people did not get the Chittoor accent.
The story was also written anew with a new point called Atma in Tuk Tuk, but even though some questions were left unanswered, the director did a good job in terms of taking. In terms of production, the film was well-spent. We cannot help but admire the art department that made the Tuk Tuk vehicle. The scooter was nicely designed like a three-wheeled cart so that three people could sit.
Overall, the movie ‘Tuk Tuk’ funily showed what three teenage boys did when Atma got into an old scooter that they had newly prepared.
Rating: 2.75/5