TUCK JAGADISH CHOREOGRAPHER MOVIE

By this, I don't say that the film was very interesting & engaging and all, but it is a good one-time watch for family drama emotional audience/fans.

If you remove Nani from this film, I think it would've been one of those long lists of Telugu disastrous films. The plot was the usual Telugu family commercial drama with some emotional content but again the emotional content is emoted in us only by Nani. Nani is one such actor whose acting feels very very natural in a given character, I don't know what but he definitely is doing something, tricking us in making us not even think about that. There are also some sequences which highlight the heroism in Nani and they are comfortable as well. There is very little comedy in this film and he does justice for the emotions that are needed from him within the character boundaries. He is one actor who excels in comedy and emotional sequences. Everything becomes predictable and boring. In many places, we feel like we are seeing familiar scenes. We get to see many things happening without purpose. It happens in the case of everyone, even the heroines and Jagapathi Babu.

We see characters coming and disappearing without purpose. The multiple characters conflict with the screen time. But then, the good things end there itself. The names, the casting, and the village setup gives us an honest feeling. Director Shiva Nirvana got a huge casting and gave relatable names to them.

TUCK JAGADISH CHOREOGRAPHER MOVIE

The movie was initially slated to release theatrically in April but was postponed due to the second wave of the (function() ) Review By Kamal K Tuck Jagadish is a film predominantly made to remind us about the beauty of joint families, the sensitive issues in villages which brings divide among the people etc. The Telugu-language family drama film is directed by Shiva Nirvana, known for films like 'Ninnu Kori' and 'Majili'. MUMBAI: Telugu star Nani would have loved to release his latest film 'Tuck Jagadish' in theatres but in a world turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic, the actor says it was logical that the movie made its debut on a streaming platform. 'Tuck Jagadish' is produced by Sahu Garapati and Harish Peddi under the banner Shine Screens. The film also features Aishwarya Rajesh and Jagapathi Babu in prominent roles. I see what my character has to contribute to the story, the length of the role doesn't matter,' she said. 'What I liked is the core of the film, the family drama, which is a very universal thing and I am sure a lot of people will connect to it. Varma, best known for 'Pelli Choopulu', said the family drama movie has a universal appeal and audiences will be able to relate with it. Our families are very different,' he added. I like his films but we don't see such characters here (in Telugu films). 'In Hindi cinema, family dramas are made with big families like what we see in Sooraj Barjatya's films. I found the story relatable because the characters are designed in such a way that it will seem all real,' he said.

Talking about the film, Nani said 'Tuck Jagadish' is not just a massy entertainer as it has an 'intense' and 'emotional' story. 'Nothing can beat the experience of watching it in theatres but due to the ongoing circumstances the producers decided to release it this way.Īnd we are hopeful it will reach out to a larger number of audiences,' she said. His co-star Ritu Varma said the thrill of watching a movie in cinema halls is quite different. In August, the 37-year-old actor penned an emotional post on social media, stating how the unpredictable condition and restriction on cinema halls have affected the theatrical release plan of 'Tuck Jagadish'. 'The best part is the film will release across the globe around the same time on OTT and people can enjoy it from the comfort of their homes,' Nani said. But considering the current scenario, the best way to reach out to the audience is through the streaming platform.'

We will miss out on claps, whistle and the crowd that is there in theatres. 'We all are big fans of big screen entertainment. It finally released on Amazon Prime Video on Friday.

Tuck jagadish choreographer