Kotabommali P.S Movie Review
Movie Name : Kotabommali P.S
Starring : Srikanth Meka, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Shivani Rajashekar, Rahul Vijay, Murli Sharma, Dayanand Reddy..
Writer And Director : Teja Marni
Producers : Bunny Vas, Vidya Koppineedi
Co Producers – Bhanu Pratapa And Riyaz Chowdary
Production : Geetha Arts 2 Pictures
Music : Ranjin Raj
Editor : Karthika Srinivas R
Cinematographer : Jagadeesh Cheekati
Release Date : 24 November 2023
Srikanth Meka And Shivani Rajashekar In Lead Roles Kotabommali P.S released today in theaters after creating a decent buzz with its promotions. Check out our review to know how the movie is.
Story :
Rama Krishna (Srikanth Meka), a senior policeman, works at Kotabommali Police Station with new trainees Ravi Kumar (Rahul Vijay) and Kumari (Shivani Rajashekar). Home Minister Barisela Jayaraj (Murali Sharma) is set on winning elections using caste politics in the area. On a fateful day, Rama Krishna and the trainees encounter a problem that will affect Jayaraj’s success. To find out more about the issue, Jayaraj’s actions, whether the police help their colleagues, and the final outcome, you need to watch the movie.
Pros :
While the creators of Kotabommali PS claim to have adapted only the central plot of the Malayalam film Nayattu, the entire remake closely mirrors the original. However, the team adeptly navigated this challenge, thanks to the judicious selection of cast and filming locations. Srikanth delivers a nuanced and commendable performance, effectively embodying the character of a responsible policeman and a caring father.
Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, portraying an investigation officer, skillfully balances her role, delivering a refined performance. Murali Sharma impresses as a selfish politician, while Rahul Vijay and Shivani Rajasekhar also contribute effectively. The remaining cast members give their best for the film.
The pre climax and climax are compelling, standing out as the highlights of the entire film. The score seamlessly complements the story, and the well-crafted dialogues add to the narrative, courtesy of the writing department.
Cons :
Despite having a straightforward concept, Kotabommali PS deals with the political pressure on the law & order system. While well-conveyed through carefully constructed scenes, a more briskly paced first half could have heightened the viewers’ engagement.
A more profound emotional connection between Srikanth and his daughter could have intensified the audience’s connection to the climax. The narration, akin to the original, unfolds at a leisurely pace. The team misses an opportunity to infuse dynamism by changing the screenplay in the first half for a more engaging experience.
Technical Points :
Director Teja Marni adeptly manages the film without deviating from the essence of the original, although tweaking the first-half’s screenplay could have injected more dynamism.
The music and score by Ranjin Raj provide an intriguing depth, but the cinematography by Jagadeesh Cheekati, while satisfactory, could have been more immersive for a thrilling experience. Karthika Srinivas R could have trimmed down a few unnecessary scenes in the first half. Production values are adequate.
Final Words :
On the whole, Kotabommali PS is a watchable survival thriller, featuring impressive performances from Srikanth, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, and Murali Sharma. However, the leisurely pace in the first half and the consistently serious tone may not strike a chord with every viewer.
Kotabommali P.S could be a decent option for the weekend viewing.
