Godse - Movie ended as an Utter Crap
With only a quick glance at the trailers, it is possible to predict how horrible some movies will be. We weren't prepared for the movie "Godse" to be even more tedious than the trailer. The movie puts our patience to the test right away. It is directed by Gopi Ganesh Pattabhi, whose earlier work includes the flops "Bluff Master" and "Romeo."
A businessman kidnaps officials and starts a negotiating process at the beginning of the movie. satyadev converses with the officers and government representatives while perched on a chair and impersonating vikram from "Aparachitudu." The response from the government team is hilarious. aishwarya Lekshmi, the heroine, makes her entrance a little while later. Another low point in this complex situation is Satyadev's insistence that she give her vital data before he makes his demands.
The entire first half of the play is made up of Satyadev's monologues and aishwarya Lekshmi's worries, which were inspired by hollywood movies about the negotiation process. By the time the bang arrives, we are aware of the controversy surrounding kidnappings and his actions of vigilantism. Sadly, the movie's second half follows a clichéd and completely predictable path. When the hero gives commands without consulting the chief minister, the movie loses more steam.
A businessman kidnaps officials and starts a negotiating process at the beginning of the movie. satyadev converses with the officers and government representatives while perched on a chair and impersonating vikram from "Aparachitudu." The response from the government team is hilarious. aishwarya Lekshmi, the heroine, makes her entrance a little while later. Another low point in this complex situation is Satyadev's insistence that she give her vital data before he makes his demands.
The entire first half of the play is made up of Satyadev's monologues and aishwarya Lekshmi's worries, which were inspired by hollywood movies about the negotiation process. By the time the bang arrives, we are aware of the controversy surrounding kidnappings and his actions of vigilantism. Sadly, the movie's second half follows a clichéd and completely predictable path. When the hero gives commands without consulting the chief minister, the movie loses more steam.