Review: Vishal's Pooja movie telugu review

Review: Pooja- Vishal, Sruthi hasan

Banner: Vishal Film Factory Producer: Vishal Director: Hari Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja Casting: Vishal, Shruthi Hassan, Andrea, Sathyaraj, Radhika Sarathkumar, Mukesh Rushi, Sithara  and others Rating: 2.0 /5.0 Story Vasu (Vishal) who gives rotates money for interest at Jnanapuram market in Visakhapatnam district, gets smitten to D aka Divya (Shruti Hasan). A love blossoms between them, he gets into conflict with dreaded contract killer Singanna (Mukesh Tiwari) while saving ADSP Sivaram Nayak (Satyaraj). Their rivalry becomes personal when Vasu's mother (Radhika) calls him back to Bobbili when Singanna's man hits Vasu's uncle. To find out who emerges winner in the battle of wits between Vasu and Singanna, watch Pooja on silver screen. Performance Vishal excelled in action scenes. He is ok in romantic and emotional scenes. Shruti Hasan oozed with glamour. Satyaraj performed well as a cop. Mukesh Tiwari's did not get chance to show his acting talent as a villain. Radhika and others performed according to their roles. Andrea Jermiah sizzled in special song. Technical Yuvan Shankar Raja's music is ok. Background score is good. Cinematography is good. Editing is fine except for the comedy scenes. Stunt choreography is excellent. Dialogues are pretty ordinary. Director Hari should have kept Telugu viewers tastes in mind while releasing the film in Telugu. Plus Points Vishal's action scenes Shruti Hasan beauty Andrea Jermiah's song Minus Points Story, Screenplay, Direction Poor comedy Tamil flavor Analysis Director Hari came with routine subject. There are no real twists and turns in the film. Though the film has commercial elements and high voltage action scenes, comedy with Tamil flavor is a big minus. Instead of evoking laughter it tested the patience of movie lovers. Except for action scenes which interest masses there is nothing in the movie. Shruti Hasan's glamour to some extent and pre climax arises little bit interest. Otherwise it is pretty ordinary story. Final Talk Pooja is a poor execution