Although Nani and Vivek Athreya worked together on Ante Sundaraniki for the first time, they weren’t happy with the movie.
With the release of Saripodhaa Sanivaaram, they are now back together for the second time. Vivek Athrey stepped outside of his comfort zone to create this popular film this time. Let’s see what is in the movie.
Despite having a problem with rage, Surya (Nani) chose to express it on Saturday. Daya (SJ Suryah), a brutal police officer, turns into a monster for the Sokulapalem people. At last, Surya is positioned behind the Sokulapalem community. The remaining plot is around Surya and Daya’s animosity.
Renowned writer Vivek Athreya devised the Saturday battle theme for this movie. Beyond that, the writing appears to be normal.
The picture was saved by the excellent character designs of Nani and SJ Surya. There are some decent moments in the first half, but the second half is a huge disappointment with a slow-moving story and cliched sequences.
His acting impressed Nani, but the character wasn’t difficult. SJ Suryah performed an amazing job; his performance kept our attention for the entire duration. Sai Kumar, Priyanka, and the other actors performed admirably.
The similar error was committed by Vivek Athrey in Ante Sundaraniki. He ought to have cut the movie by at least twenty minutes. A lot of the sequences, especially in the second half, felt long and pointless.
Jakes Bejoy performed admirably in his field. The movie’s assets are the soundtrack and songs. The cinematography of Murali G is also remarkable.
Ultimately, Saripodhaa Sanivaaram is a typical mass-market film despite having a distinct theme and a few memorable scenes.
