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Lucky Bhaskar Movie Review: Malayalam actor Dulquer Salmaan who got good recognition in Telugu with Mahanati films.. Seetharam.
‘Lucky Bhaskar’ Movie Review Cast: Dulquer Salmaan-Meenakshi Chaudhary-Ranky-Rajkumar Kasireddy-Manasa Chaudhary-Sachin Khedkar-Tinu Anand-Saikumar-Sarvadhaman Banerjee-Sivannarayana-Jabardast Mahesh and others
Music: GV Prakash Kumar Cinematography: Nimish Ravi Producer: Suryadevara Nagavanshi Written and directed by: Venky Atluri Dulquer Salmaan is a Malayalam actor who gained good recognition in Telugu with Mahanati films.. Seetharam. Venky Atluri also showed his talent as a director with the films ‘Tholi Prema’.. ‘Sir’. The film made in a crazy combination of these two. Lucky Bhaskar. Raising expectations with interesting trailers and teasers, this film reached the audience as a Diwali gift. Let’s see its characteristics.
Story: This is a story that takes place between the years 1980s and 1990s. Bhaskar Kumar (Dulquer Salmaan) works as a junior assistant in a private bank called Magadha in Mumbai. He has many responsibilities in the family. Due to insufficient salary, he incurs debts and cannot pay them. Even a small part-time job along with a job in a bank is not enough income. He works hard but doesn’t get a promotion at his job and one day he makes an unexpected decision. Start an illegal business with money in the bank. Earn good money through it. This risky job brings unexpected changes in Bhaskar’s life. In a moment, the attention of the CBI officials falls on Bhaskar. The officials are surprised to see the amount of money he has earned. So far, what authorities have learned about Bhaskar… Whether Bhaskar finally got out of this scam or not is the rest of the story.
Narrative-analysis: Everyone who has made a film speaks highly of their film. Big statements are made before the launch. Sitara Entertainments director Suryadevara Nagavanshi also recently made a similar statement about ‘Lucky Bhaskar’. He issued a challenge saying that there are no mistakes in his film. Many people sit in ‘Lucky Bhaskar’ theaters wondering if there is any mistake in the film… But when the lucky card falls, Nagavamshi’s words are not exaggerated. How much money will this film make?… Will everyone like this genre?… What will be its commercial reach? ‘Lucky Bhaskar’ stands as one of the best Telugu financial crime thrillers of all time. There is no doubt that it is seen as a benchmark in this genre. Venky has delivered a film that Telugu cinema is proud of with a plot that only Bollywood people can pull off. Maybe it was inspired by the web series ‘Scam 1992’. The story of Harshad Mehta, who robbed banks, did magic in the stock market, earned billions of rupees in the 80s and 90s and was finally caught by the law, was brilliantly revealed by Hansal Mehta’s team in ‘Scam 1992’. Those who have watched that series may have thought that only Bollywood people can make such complicated stories so interesting. Such a story cannot be imagined on the Telugu screen at all. But Venky Atluri chose such an adventurous story and made it even more popular in ‘Lucky Bhaskar’. Not only show the way financial scams are carried out in a simple way… in a way that everyone can understand… in a way that arouses interest… Emotions that arouse enthusiasm in the audience… in addition to this, providing heroic moments of blowing whistles without having to fight the hero. It also cultivates strong family emotions and makes ‘Lucky Bhaskar’ a must-see film for all sections. become ‘Lucky Bhaskar’ engages the audience in the story from the first scene…without tightening or loosening anywhere…till the end it maintains the same pace and does not let the audience go away.
What is special about ‘Lucky Bhaskar’ is that it is not a calculated film. The hero introduction should be like this… Lifts should be done… Songs should appear at regular intervals… Hero fights should be done here and there… The interval should be a blast… The feeling should be resolved… The climax must be massive.. You don’t see calculations like that. But in this we see the elevation of the hero. Emotions have no dhoka. The audience is kept in suspense at every turn… but none of the stories seem artificial… Venky Atluri tells a clear story. He did everything that followed the story. As part of that, all emotions are ripe. We know the story of Harshad Mehta. There are many behind the scenes who help run such a big scam. We see a fictional story of such a person in ‘Lucky Bhaskar’. The director has shown the character’s journey in a very interesting way so that all the viewers can connect with him. Middle class people are mainly seen in the society. Venky tells the story of such a man so that many people can relate. We will see how an ordinary middle-class person trapped in the chain of responsibilities, in a state of helplessness, takes advantage of a small opportunity and rises up. Set in Mumbai in the 80s and 90s, the perfect stage has been set to bring authenticity to this story, and we will soon be transported into that atmosphere. It won’t be long before Bhaskar goes out into the world and travels with him.
The loopholes in the bank’s operations… telling the story behind the frauds is a bit of a boring affair, but Venky Atluri has shown it in a juicy way. Justify subsequent scenes by creating circumstances around the character so that the audience does not disapprove of the hero’s bad actions. The whole scam thing pulled off by the hero is very exciting. Most scenes involve blowing whistles. The interval burst will also be activated. Venky adds a more emotional touch to the story in the second half. She strengthened the heroine and used that role for the turning point of the story. The hero realization scenes are well done. When the hero appears defeated, the film becomes tiresome in a moment and the audience becomes bored. But Venky took a bit of cinematic liberty and gave a good joke in the climax. History does not lead to that. Without spoiling the story…Venky Atluri has proven his uniqueness by giving the heights he is in commercial films. Those who complain that the story is not told as a Telugu story should take a look at ‘Lucky Bhaskar’. At the same time, it also has the effect expected from commercial films. Those who have seen ‘Scam 1992’ may not find it new. Questions arise about how far its commercial reach will go. But for those who have shown interest after watching the trailer, ‘Lucky Bhaskar’ is like a dinner movie.
Actors: If you look at Dulquer Salmaan’s filmography, you will understand that he does not accept any story flatly. Having done cult films in Malayalam, you have to think that he will make a film in Telugu that will be very special. You can see that specialty in Mahanati’s films…Seetharam. Dulquer, who brilliantly played his roles in those films without having the feeling of being a multilingual actor, went up another notch with ‘Lucky Bhaskar’. Dulquer will not appear in the film except in the role of Bhaskar. He suited the role very well. He made the audience travel along with the character. Bhaskar’s look, body language and gestures are perfect. In his career, he has mastered the role to the point of ranking as one of the “best” characters. Audiences who see Meenakshi Chaudhary as a glamor doll will meet the best actress in her with this film. They have done very well as middle-class housewives with personality. Meenakshi’s performance stands out in scenes leading up to key turning points in the story. After this film, Meenakshi’s perspective may change. Ranky has a brief appearance but adds weight to her role. Rajkumar Kasireddy excelled in the role of the hero’s friend. In a serious film, he has given a little comedic touch here and there. Tinu Anand and Sachin Khedkar have done well in their roles. Saikumar is also good in the role of a CBI officer. Sivannarayana, Manasa Choudhary, etc. The artists who played other character roles also did justice to their roles.
Technical Category: GV Prakash Kumar has once again lived up to his name of giving an intense background score to such intense films. His background music played a vital role in elevating the scenes…in increasing the suspense of the story. G.V. The songs are good too. They are embedded in history. Nimish Ravi’s cinematography is very good. The images take the audience to another world. The production design is also very well done. In this sense, you can see the perfection seen in Bollywood films. Construction values are good. Good quality seen in the movie. Venky Atluri reinvented himself as a writer and director and gave a new experience to the audience. ‘Lucky Bhaskar’ makes you feel that there is a lot of depth to it. ‘Scam 1992’ might be the inspiration for its story, but ‘Lucky Bhaskar’, which seems like a subplot drawn from it, has become an entertainment beyond that. By writing the story with good grip…designing strong characters…with a bold screenplay…with sharp dialogues, Venky made the film work. There is no other word that says this is the best job of your career. Even before that, we have to see if he can write a story so perfectly…if he can make a movie. Finally: Lucky Bhaskar… The winner
Rating– 3/5
