An Exercise In Nonsense

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Ever since his splash in 'Gamyam' a few years ago, Sharwanand has stood out for his selection of movies he wants to star in. Each and every one of his choices has been different from the previous one, and though in some it seemed as though he did not have much scope to play with, slowly and steadily, he has become a fixture in the local Indie efforts.This one's no stretch for him, from the standpoint of the kind of film he usually makes, considering it's a well-packaged commercial potboiler entertainer.And it does its job.Acting-wise, he's kinda forced to stretch his abilities, since bubbly is not something he's played before. Happy-go-lucky and a few shades in- between. And boy does he acquit himself well.From the promos, I had not idea that this one was going to be more than passable, and though it does not shine as much as your hopes during the first half, it still is a solid effort, and mainstream directors could well take notice on how engaging one can make make their flick.Too many pseudo-twists in the last 15 minutes left a bad taste in my mouth though, in spite of the undemanding audience feeling they got their money's worth.One key thing - for a movie that's touted as a thriller, the mainstream staple of pace-breaker songs are a sure recipe for disaster. However, in spite of the lyrics written with preschoolers in mind, the slick choreography and fantastic (albeit loud) sound design makes for their being welcome even though the overall pace sags when they do appear. And this is the first time I'm feeling so, esp. in a thriller.I do wish they'd completely thought out the last 15/20 minutes of the movie though, and some of the comedic bits as well, which seemed as though only the filmmakers (and a large section of the undemanding audience) thought them funny.Worth a watch, over all the other mainstream crap in today's multiplexes.

Sujeeth is a well known person for a regular YOUTUBER (Short films Telugu).From the first scene we can see the uniqueness.Till interval,everything seems fresh and beautiful. A very well made movie with beautiful comedy and great songs. Film becomes a bit drag post interval but fine till the end. Basic Plot of the movie is a kind of revenge drama and suspense with a fresh blend of comedy and romance.Sharwanand is seen in a new avatar and heroine has acted well despite being her first movie.Director shines in all departments right from first scene where you get a shock.Second half could be handled better,since personally i found it a bit routine. On a whole a great movie and must watch .

A twice watchable movie if you have a respect to these kind of movies. Its not a different movie and also not routine movie. But, it carries a routine REVENGE story at the end. And I promise you will see new Sharvanandh in this movie. You can hear fresh music in this movie by Gibran. >>The Public review as "Run Raja Run is youthful romance drama with high entertainment quotient and Sharwanand's performance is the main attraction of the film. Sujeeth's interesting story and absorbing screenplay, Gibran's songs and background score, Madhie's cinematography, Seerat Kapoor's glamor and a few comedy and sentimental sequences are other highlights of the movie." Finally, one word. "Director Sujeeth got what he desired"