Chaitanya Rao, Malavika Satheeshan, Sunil, Harsha Chemudu, Shraddha Das playing in main lead roles Paarijatha Parvam has been released on April 19th with good positive promotions. The film is touted to be an crime comedy entertainer been directed by Kambhampati Santosh and has music by Ree. Mahidhar Reddy and Devesh are producing the movie. Starglitz gives its review on Paarijatha Parvam movie below...
Into the Story :-
In his pursuit to realize his directorial debut starring his friend Harsha, Chaitanya Rao encounters setbacks when producers reject his vision due to casting disagreements. Despite facing disparagement from producer Shetty, Chaitanya devises a daring scheme: to abduct Shetty's wife and demand ransom to fund his film. As the plot unfolds, the audience is left to wonder: does Chaitanya go through with the kidnapping? The enigmatic characters Bar Seenu and Parvathy weave into the narrative, their roles holding vital significance in the story's development. All will be unveiled in the cinematic journey of the film.
What Entertains the Audience :-
Harsha Chemudu, renowned for his razor-sharp wit, delivers comedic brilliance with flawless timing, particularly in the latter half of the film. Chaitanya Rao's portrayal as the ambitious director captivates audiences with his depth and determination.
Sunil's portrayal of Bar Seenu stands out, injecting the film with his signature humor. His on-screen chemistry with Chaitanya Rao and Harsha Chemudu elevates the entertainment quotient, generating uproarious laughter. Srikanth Iyengar's performance is equally commendable, adding gravitas to the narrative with his nuanced portrayal.
What makes Audience to think :-
While "Paarijatha Parvam" offers a blend of crime and comedy, it falls short of captivating the audience with its storytelling. Director and writer Kambhampati Santosh could have invested more effort in crafting a gripping screenplay, enriching the movie with suspenseful twists and turns.
Although the comedic interplay between Sunil and Harsha is entertaining, certain moments come across as contrived. Additionally, the film suffers from unnecessary filler scenes, detracting from its overall impact. A more refined approach to dialogue writing could have altered the movie's trajectory significantly.
The lack of character development is evident, particularly with the limited screen time given to the female lead, Malavika Satheesan. Characters portrayed by Samir, Surekha Vani, and Srikanth Iyengar could have been fleshed out further, enriching the narrative with depth and humor.
What's into Technical :-
Kambhampati Santosh's directorial effort leaves much to be desired, lacking the finesse needed to leave a lasting impression. A more concerted effort in story and screenplay development could have yielded a more favorable outcome.
The musical compositions by Ree receive a lukewarm reception, with the background score falling short of expectations. Its resemblance to dated 8-bit ringtones often proves distracting and diminishes the scene's impact through overuse. Bala Saraswathi's cinematography meets expectations, though Sasank Vupputuri's editing could have been more precise to enhance pacing.
Overall, the production values are satisfactory, but a more cohesive approach to various elements could have elevated the film's overall quality.
RK's (Reviewer) Verdict :-
Overall, "Paarijatha Parvam" falls short of expectations as a crime comedy, largely due to its weak storyline and screenplay. Although Harsha Chemudu, Sunil, and Srikanth Iyengar inject some humor into the film with their performances, it ultimately fails to engage the audience. The presence of unnecessary scenes, pacing problems, and a general lack of engagement hinder the movie's impact. It might be worth considering other entertainment options for this weekend.
Note :- We don't give any Rating to Films which are released to entertain/throw a message to audience.
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