Laila Movie Review: Tollywood young hero Vishwak Sen's "Laila" has been released grandly today. The film is directed by debutant director Ram Narayan and produced by famous film producer Sahu Garapati. Akanksha Sharma is the heroine, while Abhimanyu Singh, veteran hero Prithvi Raj, Abhimanyu Singh, Ravi Maria, Nagineedu, Harsh Vardhan and others are the main actors of this film. Let's see what are the special features of this film now..
Laila Movie Story:
Hero Vishwak Sen plays the role of a young man named Sonu. However, Sonu accidentally gets into a fight with his area MLA (Abhimanyu Singh) and escapes. He also gets into a problem and becomes a target of the police. Due to this, the police and the MLA's men are looking for Sonu. To escape from them, Sonu wears a lady's getup.
What happened after that.? But the villain falls in love with Sonu's model lady getup and falls in love. Moreover, he wants to get married without knowing the real story. What kind of situations did Sonu face with this? To know what happened in the end, you should definitely watch the movie, Laila.
Laila Movie Analysis:
To talk about the highlight of this movie, we should first talk about the hero Vishwak Sen. Because Vishwak Sen has worked as the main captain of a ship for this movie. In this, he has adapted well to the role of the son who initially becomes a headache for his father and also in the role of the getup. Along with the acting of the heroine Akanksha Sharma, the glamour has also been worked out well.
However, although some scenes in the first half are laggy, he connects somewhere and keeps it from getting boring. Especially the scenes with MLA Abhimanyu Singh and Police Officer Prithvi Raj make the audience laugh out loud. The twist in the interval scene increased the interest in the second half.
Vishwak Sen's lady getup difficulties impressed in the second half. Although the double-meaning dialogues and songs in the middle are good, the lag is high. This makes the second half boring. It can be said that the audience does not connect much especially since there is no passion in the climax.
Technical experts' performance:
The storyline chosen by director Ram Narayan to entertain differently is interesting. But if the making and screenplay had been planned properly, the result would have been somewhat different.
Also, care needs to be taken in the climax and some double-meaning dialogues. As for the songs, although the songs given by Leone were not bad, the bejeeam did not suit the scenes properly.
As for the editing department, young editor Sagar Dadi worked on this film. However, since Sagar did not have experience working as a main editor for big-budget films in the past, he was unable to identify and cut the lag scenes. This results in increased lag and bores the audience.
Overall, if you watch the film without any expectations, you can enjoy the film to some extent. On the other hand, if you remember Vishwak Sen Falakana Das and go with expectations in the same range, you will be disappointed.