Review : Mukhya Gamanika – A Journey to Boredom

Movie Name : Mukhya Gamanika

Release Date : February 23, 2024

Piktalk.com Rating : 2/5

Starring: Viran Muttamsetty, Lavanya Sahukara, Aryan Ippili, Chitram Basha and others

Director: Venu Muralidhar

Producers: Rajashekhar and Sai Krishna

Music Director: Kiran Venna

Cinematographer: Venu Muralidhar. V

Editor: Shiva Sarvani

The most recent film starring Viran Muttamsetty, titled “Mukhya Gamanika,” has been released in theaters. Explore our review to gain insights into the film’s reception.

Story :

Viran Muttamsetty, a dedicated police constable stationed in Sadasivapeta, is determined to unveil the mystery surrounding his father’s untimely death. His father, a Circle Inspector at the same police station, passed away suddenly. As Viran digs deeper into the investigation, he stumbles upon possible connections between his father’s demise and the vanishing of another person. This revelation becomes the heart of the story.

Positive Aspects :

The plot endeavors to blend two separate storylines into one, and the director puts in a sincere effort. Viran Muttamsetty gives a decent performance, with solid support from the rest of the cast.

Negative Aspects :

As mentioned earlier, the story tries to explore two important themes: the value of inner beauty over external appearances and the harsh reality of human sacrifices. Unfortunately, the narrative falls short due to uninspiring writing and subpar execution, diminishing its potential impact.

Viran’s character lacks depth, making it challenging for the audience to connect with him, especially when compared to the more compelling character of RJ Purushottham.

Notably, actors like Lavanya have limited screen time and don’t contribute significantly to the storyline, while Aryan Ippili’s role could have been more engaging.

Chitram Basha’s performance is forgettable, and the slow-paced screenplay is burdened by unnecessary scenes in both halves, affecting the overall viewing experience.

Technical Elements :

Mukhya Gamanika had the potential to be a more gripping crime thriller with improved storytelling and narration, but the director’s vision falls flat on the screen.

The technical elements like cinematography, editing, and production values don’t meet the mark, diminishing the overall enjoyment of the movie.

Conclusion :

In summary, Mukhya Gamanika proves to be a letdown as a crime thriller, plagued by a bland screenplay and lackluster execution. This week, viewers might find more satisfying entertainment alternatives to explore.

Piktalk.com Rating: 2/5

Reviewed by Team Piktalk