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Victory Venkatesh’s ‘Nagavalli’ is one of the most awaited Tamil pictures.Director P.Vasu's Tamil Movie 'Nagavalli' is the sequel to Rajinikanth’s block-buster picture Chandramukhi and it is the remake of Kannada picture, ‘Aptha Rakshaka’.It is also a sequel to Vasu's Kannada film 'Aaptha Mithra', which starred Vishnuvardhan and Soundarya.
Venky will be observed as a psychiatrist and as a King with opposing shades in the role With six female.But the problem is that the director doesnot hold the audience's interest in the first half. The second half gains a little momentum.The cinema is definite to turn somewhat an fascinating subject.
A family was disturbed by an aged covering in paint labelled Nagavalli in Mysore.The family mumbers are Saraswathi, Neetha and Gowri.They are psychologically changed.They will make a decession to acquaintance Ramchandra Acharya,a psychiatrist,to resolve their problem.
The director is eager to the end of the film.Because of this reason the climax,comedy sequences,do not make any impact.Both Anushka and Kamalini Mukherjee fail to bring the charm in their dance due the quality of the classical songs and dances as.
Nagavalli's spirit wants to kill the cruel king. She finally takes revenge on the cruel king. And with the revenge over, the problems in the haunted house are also solved.
Venkatesh scores in the role of the cruel king.He is not as energetic in the role of a psychiatrist.Anushka lacks the appeal to carry the role of Nagavalli.Avinash excels in the role of the priest.
Guru Kiran's songs in the original Kannada version were great.The dialogues by Parachuri Brothers could have been far better.
'Nagavalli' suffers because it fails to match up to 'Aaptha Mithra' and its sequel 'Aaptha Rakshaka' or even Rajnikanth-starrer 'Chandramukhi'.
Director: P. Vasu
Cast: Victory Venkatesh, Anushka, Kamalini Mukherjee, Richa Gangopadhyay, Avinash, Brahmanandam and Dharmavarapu Subramanyam Music: Guru Kiran
Rating:**
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