“HanuMan,” is a sweet Sankranti weekend treat. It has the right ingredients to make it a captivating cinematic experience, that brilliantly weaves together drama, emotions, VFX, and mythology. The film’s ambitious narrative unfolds with whistle-inducing sequences, culminating in an extraordinary finale that mesmerizes audiences and solidifies its place as a compelling family entertainer.
Plot of the Sajja Teja’s HanuMan
“HanuMan” is a journey of self-discovery and heroism. The film introduces Michael, a spirited individual who aspires to be a superhero, drawing inspiration from iconic figures like Spiderman and Batman. The story unfolds in a fictional world called Anjanadri, where the charismatic Hanumanth, portrayed by Teja Sajja, grapples with the challenges of everyday life.
The narrative takes an exhilarating turn as Hanumanth acquires superpowers, setting the stage for a series of action-packed sequences and heartwarming romance. The film’s climax is a thrilling finale of power, resilience, and the promise of future adventures. Despite its shortcomings, “HanuMan” offers a refreshing take on the superhero genre, leaving audiences eager for more. The movie’s positive elements, including its engaging storyline and dynamic characters, make it a must-watch for fans of action and fantasy.
Teja Sajja does prove his prophecy – the action speaks louder than words
HanuMan Dazzles as a Captivating Tale of Devotion, Action, and Emotion
At the heart of “HanuMan” lies in the commendable performances of the artists. Teja Sajja showcases, great conviction in the portrayal of the character he plays, anchoring the storyline with immense depth and reality. Varalaxmi Sarathkumar leaves an lasting impression , while Vinay Rai infuses a menacing intensity into his role. Samuthirakani, sets a new benchmark in his screen performance, creating a solid layer of brilliance to the impressive cast. But, the talented Vennela Kishore, despite a stellar performance, could have earned more screen time, and that’s missing.
The film’s VFX production complements the movie brilliantly and it is stiched to perfection in the narrative, as well as the sequences, tastefully enhancing the narrative without overpowering the story itself. These visual effects contribute to the film’s excitement, providing a captivating theatrical experience. The apt dubbing of principal characters further elevates the overall impact of the performances.
However, “HanuMan” does face challenges, grappling with a significant hurdle – the runtime. The first half in some moments makes you feel a drag, leading to lack of acceleration, which could have resulted in a more enjoying, captivating, engaging viewing experience. A tight runtime surely would have elevated the film’s impact, particularly in its initial portions.
To sum up the review, Director Prasanth Varma’s “HanuMan” stands out as a mythical journey through a rich festive dose of drama and emotion. With its strong performances, VFX brilliance, and a compelling narrative, it offers a wholesome cinematic experience sans its minor duration aspect. It is a sweet offering that you and your family will savor after watching the movie.
A perfect Sankranti treat, you couldn’t have asked for more.
Rating 4/5