Ranabaali Movie Review
Ranabaali Movie Review and Rating
Movie – Rababaali
Starring – Vijay Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna, Arnold Vosloo, and Others
Director – Rahul Sankrityan
Producers – Naveen Yerneni, Y. Ravi Shankar
Music Director – Ajay-Atul
Cinematographers – Jishnu Bhattacharjee, Nirav Shah
Editor : Karthika Srinivas R
Vijay Devarakonda joined hands with Rahul Sankrityan for the period action drama Ranabaali. Rashmika played the female lead. The hype was further solidified with Rashmika Mandanna sharing the screen with Vijay devarkonda for the first time after their wedding. The movie hit the big screens today, and let’s see how it is.
Story
Ranabaali is a period drama about the mythical figure of Singanmala Bobbili Ranabali (Vijay Deverakonda) at the time of the British Raj. By looting tons of food grains from India and transporting them to Britain, the British cause the deaths of countless Indians. Singanamala Bobbili Ranabaali revolts against the British generals, becoming a thorn in their side. Who wins the final battle in this war between Ranabaali and the British is what the movie is about.
Artists
Vijay Deverakonda is earnest in his performance as a rebel leader. The way he has approached the intense action sequences is very good. Rashmika Mandanna impresses as Jayamma, and she continues to deliver fine performances one after another.
Technicians
Rahul Sankrityan’s direction is okay. His intention to deliver a meaningful film is clear. Ajay-Atul’s composed songs very well. The cinematography by Jishnu Bhattacharjee and Nirav Shah is splendid. The songs are nicely composed. Production values are good.
Analysis
On the whole, Ranabaali is a period action drama that features sincere effort. Rashmika and Vijay Deverakonda’s romance is the sweet spot in this serious drama.The innocence of Jayamma’s character and her attempts to bring a change in her stone-hearted husband are endearing to watch. Overall Period action drama will connect to everyone. So don’t miss the movie. watch it in theaters.
Filmybuzz Rating – 3/5
