143 Hyderabad Review

Film : 143 Hyderabad
Producer : Srinivas Damera and Lakshman
Director : Ananda Chakravarthy K
Star Cast : Jagan, Ananda Chakravarthy K, Dhansika and others..
Music Director : Selva Ganesh
Rating :
2

The movie 143 Hyderabad is a dubbed version of a Tamil film with a story of a psycho killer that ran well in Tamil which again was inspired from a Hollywood movie. The director of the film Chakravarthy along with Jagan and Lakshmi Nayar played three male roles in the film out 5 friends. Two others are girls in which Dhansika played the lead role. 143 Hyderabad Movie Review

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Story

It is a suspense thriller, with a group of five friends go on a pleasure trip to Goa. As in the suspense thrillers of this sort, the group gets in to trouble and killings take place. It all starts with one of the friend’s suggestion to visit an old temple on their way to Goa to take blessings of the deity there and also on her archeological quest. A psycho killer starts killing one after another and to know about the killer, the killer’s intensions and whether any one survives or not are better seen on the screen to get the best satisfaction from the visual presentation.

Analysis :

The suspense is well managed in the movie and for that credit goes to the director. But the comedy and songs sequences are felt out of place in some situations. The commercial masala added in the film is the only minus point in the movie otherwise a perfect way of storytelling. Thrilling moments are captured by the cameraman with dexterity.

Performance :

The director Ananda Chakravarthy played a role in the movie that is portrayed excellently. Dhansika’s acting is appealing.

Final Word: 143 Hyderabad Movie Review The movie can be watched for the thrill of it but some patience is needed to tolerate unwarranted scenes that slowed down the pace in the first half of the movie. If you want to get the value for the money spent on the movie tickets, you have watch throughout the movie. If you leave at the first half you will miss the best part of the film.

(AW-SriJa)