Rangam full movie review

Movie: Rangam
My Rating: 3.25/5
Banner: Super Good Films
Music: Harris Jayaraj
Cinematography: Richard
Nathan
Editor: Anthony
Producer: Jayaraman
Story, Screenplay & Direction:
K.V. Anand
Cast: Jeeva,Karthika,Pia
Bajpai,Ajmal,Prakash Raj etc
Release Date: 13th May 2011
Review
Story
Ashwin (Jeeva), is a
photographer while Renuka
(Karthika) and Saro (Piyaa) are
seen as journalists working with
the same newspaper. All three of
them try to break the news and
stand up on their toes for all
getting the latest happenings
news. Ashwin's lens is creative
and he captures all well.
Moving forward the next
character Vasanth (Ajmal) gets
introduced and he is an
engineer. Though he is an
engineer his aim is to become a
politician and aspires to change
the society. Vasanth plans to
contest in the upcoming
elections. Ashwin who has good
political contacts, makes his
friend Ajmal a politician for a
good cause. But after turning as
a politician Vasanth turns into a
corrupted politician like all other
politicians and kicks out Ashwin
from his camp. Yogeshwar
(Prakash Raj) is the Chief Minister
of that political party. Vasanth
joins his hands with Yogeshwar
and forgets to do good for the
society. During some unexpected
mishap Saro gets killed in a
bomb blast. By seeing all these,
Ashwin plans to bring down
Vasanth by using the same
political contacts. But Vasanth
who is annoyed with the chain
reactions plans to take revenge
on Ashwin. The rest of the story
forms the interesting plans of
Jeeva with a twist in the story.
Artists Performance:
Jeeva looked cool stylish, flawless
and urbane in his character and
has done exceedingly well. His
dialogue delivery and body
language are outstanding and
brilliant. While performing action
and serious scenes he perfectly
transformed himself well and
brought right dynamism.
Karthika who made her entry in
Tollywood with Josh failed to bag
good offers in Tollywood. But her
role in Rangam is quite good and
performed with ease and élan.
Piaa Bajpai, the second female
lead is also good in the role of
journo and is the right fit. Piaa
looked simple and stylish. Ajmal
has given equal performance to
that of Jeeva and made an
impressive performance. Prakash
Raj and Kota Srinivasa Rao are
good in their regular styles.
Story and the script of Rangam
are the big plus for the movie
apart from K V Anand ’s excellent
direction. He has made this film
with heart and soul also adding
few real life instances which are
engrossing, entertaining and
racy. KV Anand has elevated the
human angle of the journalists.
In fact Anand has clearly showed
the guts, willpower and the
passion towards the profession
through Jeeva ’s character.
Music by Harris Jayaraj is
undoubtedly outstanding. He can
be termed as one of the hero. He
scored smooth and catchy tunes
which when viewed with visuals
are simply a great eye treat.
Background score is acceptable
and the song ‘Enduko Emo..’
needs a special mention.
Cinematography by Richard
Nathan is on top-class. He
captured the foreign locales
exceedingly brilliant. Editing by
Anthony is appreciable.
The way the film is detailed
deserves a great applause and
the film is better understood in
each and every scene and it
makes sure that we are into the
movie straight away. Script by
Subha is fast and furious.
On a whole Rangam is brave and
pacy and engages you with the
well designed story and neat
screenplay. The film is surely a
great entertainer and you will
not get bored at any given point
of time. Jeeva’s performance,
Harris music, cinematography,
songs picturisation and the
climax are the highlights of
Rangam.