Uma Maheswara Ugra Roopasya movie review: a simple and pleasant movie
Uma Maheshwara Ugra Roopasya movie started streaming on Netflix from Wednesday. The movie is getting the positive talk as of now from the audience, let’s get into the full review of the Tollywood movie.
Story: Mahesh (Satyadev) who is a photographer from Araku Valley, dreams to marry his childhood love, and live life with dignity. But everything shatters with a turn of events. What happens next? Does his dream fulfill?
Director Venkatesh Maha comes with this movie after the blockbuster ‘Care of Kancharapalem‘. ‘Uma Maheshwara Ugra Roopasya’ is a remake of the Malayalam film ‘Maheshinte Prathikaram‘. It is a tale of a common man who seeks revenge for his humiliation.
Uma Maheshwar Rao (Satyadev) is an ordinary man when he is inadvertently involved in a street fight, he gets beaten up by a stranger Jogi Nath. Then Mahesh vows not to wear slippers until he takes revenge on him. He even learns Kung Fu to fight back.
‘Umamaheswara ugraroopasya’ means Uma Maheshwar’s Fury. The title sounds a violent Revenge story but it is not, because the hero here is weak and doesn’t have confidence in him. The film is actually less of a revenge story, more of humor. The film is far from the regular Telugu movies, and close to reality.
Full marks to Satya dev for getting into the skin of the character and delivering a fine performance. Actress Roopa koduvayur as Jyoti in her debut has come up with good acting. Another actress Hari Chandana as Swati did a decent job.
The movie’s background music and visuals are good for the simple theme. The first half goes smooth with subtle humor but the second half looks a little bit slow. Venkatesh maha has shown characters very naturally and proved his talent with this flick.
Verdict: the movie is filled with feel-good moments and gives a pleasant experience for viewers. It has a refreshing narration. If you are bored of watching Telugu masala movies, this movie is for you to refresh and enjoy. Go for it.
