Cast :- Ram,Tamanna,
Director :- KarunaKar
Music :- GV Prakash
Producer :- Sravanthi Ravikishore
Rating: 2.5/5
Story:
The story is a plain story and Karunakaran had added fictitious touch of souls and rebirth. Going in to detail, Srinidhi (Tamannah) and Krishna (Ram) love each other but do not express. And in an unfortunate twist, they lose their lives. In their rebirth, Tamannah (Sravanthi) is the daughter of Indian Hidh Commisioner in UK. And in the pursuit of freedom from security, she runs away from home and comes to know about a major security glitch of his father. The goons attacks her and tries to kill her in an accident. She goes to coma and her soul roams around her father for help. No one in the world except Ram (Ram) hears her and sees her.
Performance:
Ram had shown tremendous ease in dances and fights, as always. In addition, with the help of director Karunakaran, he was able to showcase good comedy in his role. He improved his body language a lot and bettered in histrionics. All the action scenes were quite stylish. His costumes were good and his look id quite refreshing.
Tamannah stole the show in the film. She is drop dead gorgeous and steals your heart with her beauty. Her emotions are apt and in perfect quantity. She doesn’t over act or underplay her role anywhere.She has evolved as an actress from the time audience saw her from her previous films.. She is unbelievably cute and the director presented her splendidly beautiful in every frame. She is sure to win her thousands of new fans with this film. Her expressions in the second half is iconic and reference worthy for all the other import heroines.
Technical Performance:
Karunakaran is a director who maintains perfect balance story and screen play. He chose a complex story this time which revolves around rebirth and souls which he could not conceive properly. There were several conceptual glitches in the story too. The placement of songs is absurd and disrupts the flow of story many a time, Dialogues are good in parts. Music by GV Prakash is average. The background score should have been better. Cinematography by Andrew is very good. He explored Swiss locales well. Action episodes by Peter Heins (mostly inspired by Korean Movies) are good though look forced in the movie. Editing is adequate. Visual effects in songs are commendable.
Final word:
The film Endukante….Premanta is meant to be mainstream entertainment movie fare but it has no frills, drills, trills, grills, prills, chills, shrills and thrills.
The director is too liberal with the cinematic license and the copycat premise from Just Like Heaven becomes a wild cat of intolerable fallacy. Paranormal themes should not be treated with mainstream masala menu. Reese Witherspoon and Mark Ruffalo are so endearing in the original Hollywood movie which was co-produced by Steven Spielberg’s DreamWorks.
The film Endukante….Premanta is surely a disappointment to Ram and Tamanna
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