Movie : ShubhalekhaLu
Director : Sharrath Narwade
Producers : Vidhya Sagar, PR Janardhan
Music Director : KM Radha Krishnan
Starring : Sai Srinivas, Priya Vadlamani, Diksha Sharma
Release Date: 7th December 2018
Rate: 3/5
Sai Srinivas & Priya Vadlamani starrer Shubhalekha+Lu Movie Review
Sai Srinivas, Priya Vadlamani, Diksha Sharma starrer Shubhalekha+Lu, directed by Sharrath Narwade and jointly produced by Vidhya Sagar and PR Janardhan, has hit the theaters on 7th December 2018. The film has the music by MS Radha Krishnan. Let’s see the storyline of ShubhalekhaLu.
Story: Chandu(Sai Srinivas), who is hated by his family, wants to prove his talent. He comes to his village to attend the wedding of his step sister and falls in love with his maradalu Sirisha(Priya). He was shocked when he comes to know that his step sister is in love with someone else and wants to elope with him. How does Chandu handle this situation and wins everyone’s heart in the family, form rest of the story.
Plus Points:
- Sai Srinivas
- Deeksha Sharma
- Priya vadlamani
- Story
- Visuals
Minus Points:
- Slow Narration
Performance: Sai Srinivas looks quite charming and holds the film in the first half with his acting. His performances during several insulting scenes are top notch. He is superb in emotional scenes. Priya Vadlamani and Diksha Sharma make their presence felt. The actor who played the role of hero’s brother delivered his best. The rest of the cast performed accordingly.
Technical: The storyline of ShubhalekhaLu is interesting. The director Sharrath Narwade has become successful to execute the movie in engaging manner. KM Radha Krishnan has come out of his comfort zone to give beautiful music for the movie. He does good job with its background score that elevates the film well. Cinematography by Murali Mohan is elegant. Art direction is very good. Editing is good. Production values are good.
Analysis: Overall ShubhalekhaLu is a good entertainer movie, which is filled with a lot of emotional and heart touching dialogues.
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Movie : ShubhalekhaLu
Director : Sharrath Narwade
Producers : Vidhya Sagar, PR Janardhan
Music Director : KM Radha Krishnan
Starring : Sai Srinivas, Priya Vadlamani, Diksha Sharma
Release Date: 7th December 2018
Rate: 3/5
Sai Srinivas & Priya Vadlamani starrer Shubhalekha+Lu Movie Review
Sai Srinivas, Priya Vadlamani, Diksha Sharma starrer Shubhalekha+Lu, directed by Sharrath Narwade and jointly produced by Vidhya Sagar and PR Janardhan, has hit the theaters on 7th December 2018. The film has the music by MS Radha Krishnan. Let’s see the storyline of ShubhalekhaLu.
Story: Chandu(Sai Srinivas), who is hated by his family, wants to prove his talent. He comes to his village to attend the wedding of his step sister and falls in love with his maradalu Sirisha(Priya). He was shocked when he comes to know that his step sister is in love with someone else and wants to elope with him. How does Chandu handle this situation and wins everyone’s heart in the family, form rest of the story.
Plus Points:
- Sai Srinivas
- Deeksha Sharma
- Priya vadlamani
- Story
- Visuals
Minus Points:
- Slow Narration
Performance: Sai Srinivas looks quite charming and holds the film in the first half with his acting. His performances during several insulting scenes are top notch. He is superb in emotional scenes. Priya Vadlamani and Diksha Sharma make their presence felt. The actor who played the role of hero’s brother delivered his best. The rest of the cast performed accordingly.
Technical: The storyline of ShubhalekhaLu is interesting. The director Sharrath Narwade has become successful to execute the movie in engaging manner. KM Radha Krishnan has come out of his comfort zone to give beautiful music for the movie. He does good job with its background score that elevates the film well. Cinematography by Murali Mohan is elegant. Art direction is very good. Editing is good. Production values are good.
Analysis: Overall ShubhalekhaLu is a good entertainer movie, which is filled with a lot of emotional and heart touching dialogues.
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