Poola Rangadu Review

Film: Poola Rangadu
Cast : Sunil, Isha Chawla, Dev Gill, Pradeep Rawath, Kota, Ali, Sudha, Duvvasi Mohan and others
Dialogues: Sreedhar Seepana
Music: Anup Rubens
Director of Photography: Prasad Murella
Editor: Gautham Raju
Producer: Atchi Reddy
Banner: Max India
Presented by: R R Moviemakers 
Story, screenplay and directed by: Veerabhadram 
Release date: 18/02/2012

What's it about!

Ranga (Sunil) buys a land that is in dispute near Warangal. Konda Reddy (Dev Gil) and Lala Goud (Pradeep Rawat) have been fighting for that land. So Ranga wants to sell off the land but these two dons would not allow anyone to buy it. Knowing he is in a fix, Ranga approaches to his friend (Ali) who advises him to befriend Anitha (Isha Chawla), Lala Goud's daughter. Soon he falls for the charms of Anitha and fresh problems start for Ranga. How he succeeds in selling off the land and gets his love forms rest of the story. 

Analysis

Sunil, who is going through rough phase after the disastrous result of Appalraju, is back in form withPoola Rangadu . His comic timing and performance lifts this movie. Though basic story is copied from Malayalam film, Pandippada(2005) , Poola Rangadu offers good laughter and genuine funny moments, thanks to Sunil. 

There is nothing new in the movie and its presentation but the movie works well because of pretty good comedy dialogues and good music. Director Veerabhadram's screenplay is also sufficient enough to glue to the theaters. 

First half of the film is fast faced and engaging. Second half of the movie is a bit slow but monotonous but it picks up towards climax. On the whole, the film is fairly engaging comedy movie. 

Performances


Sunil is extremely good in his acting and dances. It is his show all the way. The so-called six-pack body that he shows off for the audiences in a fight sequence is okay. Heroine Isha Chawla as glam doll is fine. Al i provides some nice laughs Dev Gill andPradeep Rawat are good. Telangana Sakunthala, Kota, Krishna Baghavan, and Pridhvi are good in their respective roles. 

Anup Reubens music and songs have gelled with the story and Sunil has come up with good dance steps for those songs. Prasad Murella's cinematography is neat. The film has decent production values too. Editor should have trimmed the film in the second half. Director Veerabhadram has succeeded in bringing out good comedy scenes and packaging the movie well. 

Bottom-line

Poola Rangadu has good comedy scenes and provides enough laughter to the most part. Though the film has nothing new to offer in terms of story and screenplay, the movie engages the audiences with its comedy, which is its sole strength. Watch the movie for good entertainment. 

Rating: 3/5