The story of Kranthi revolves around Ram, a young guy chosen for SI training. Ram appears to be madly in love with Sandhya, and everything in his life appears to be going swimmingly.Nevertheless, after Sandhya is killed, things deteriorate. A few months later, Ram’s cousin Ramya goes missing, and Ram learns some disturbing facts about Sandhya while looking for her. The rest of the story is made up of those truths and what ultimately occurs.
Performances :
In Kranthi, Rakendu Mouli, who has built a reputation as a lyricist and has previously been seen in supporting roles, plays the protagonist. He tries to keep the spectators as interested as he can while playing Ram, and he performs a respectable job.
When compared to his prior performances, he has significantly improved. Big Boss celebrity Inaya Sulthana’s performance is limited by the opportunities that are available to her. She succeeds in making an impression. Sravani Setti, Yamuna Srinidhi, Kartik, Bhavani Chowdary V, and the rest of the supporting cast make for a passable group.
Technicalities:
A thriller idea that has been used before by director Bhima Shankar involves the protagonist learning that a string of killings or missing persons cases are ultimately connected. In this movie, the director has given this idea an intriguing twist, and while it is intriguing in some ways, it feels mostly shallow in others. Yet, it must be said that the filmmaker did a respectable job given the film’s target demographics.
The movie’s background music does a decent job of elevating moments. The film’s cinematography is excellent, but doesn’t anticipate any unique or creative viewpoints because it sticks to the typical frames used in thriller movies. Both the production values and the artwork are respectable. Editing is passable.
Conclusion:
This is a thrilling emotional experience. Watch the film without any expectations and you will enjoy it.
Rating: 3/5
