What Are the Pros and Cons of DEVARA
The production qualities of the film, which start with a sea coast landscape, villages, and massive ship piracy, are higher than those of telugu cinema in general. Well-written scenes depict Devara's character development, which sees him change from a pirate to a man of realization. The audience is left on a high as the first half ends thanks to the Ayudha pooja sequence, the terrifying song, and the masterfully performed intermission segment. director koratala appears to be having difficulty keeping the plot moving quickly in the second half as a result of lengthy battle scenes and unnecessary scenes.
Some of the drawn-out scenes could have been caused by the choice to build up a sequel. There is a similarity between the approach in Baahubali and the twist in the end. Positively, janhvi kapoor looks really glitzy in the scene, and the "Chuttamalle" song is visually stunning and has a lot of commercial appeal.There is an attempt to create a conclusion that, like "Baahubali," leaves the audience wondering.
In the first part of the play, koratala siva is a master at composing scenes and conversation; nevertheless, in the second part, he finds it difficult to create dramatic tension or intense moments. With his outstanding background score, music director Anirudh quickens the film's pacing and intensifies the tension, turning the song "Fear" into a notable success. As can be expected, ratnavelu has excellent cinematography throughout. yuva Sudha Arts debuts with great production qualities and an excellent performance. With the help of ntr Arts, producer Sudhakar mikkilineni has created a very elaborate film.
Action superstar ntr shines in both parts, giving his customary superb performance. But janhvi kapoor plays a somewhat little part, only really making an appearance in the song "Chuttamalle." Although he is hardly a threat, saif ali khan excels in antagonistic roles.