Two Souls Movie Review
REVIEW BY :- SS
Cast: Trinadh Varma, Bhavana Sagi, Mounika Reddy, Ravi Teja Mahadasyam and others
Crew
Director: Shravan Kumar
Music: Pratik Abhyankar and Anand Nambiar
Cinematography: Shashank Sri Ram
Editor: Shravan Kumar
Producer: Vijaya Lakshmi Veluri
It is again the time of small-budget movies at the box office after hits like Balagam. Another such movie with a new concept is ‘Two Souls’ by director Shravan Kumar. The movie was released on April 21. Let’s see how the movie fared.
Plot
Akhil (Trinadh Varam) and Priya (Mounika Reddy) are in a relationship. Akhil wants to take the extreme step of ending his life after concluding that he was being cheated on by Priya. His attempt turns futile and he ends up in a hospital. Akhil’s soul leaves his body and meets Priya (Bhavana Sagi). The rest of the story is the answer to questions such as what is the relation between the girls named Priya? did Akhil’s soul really leave his body or was it a dream? Did Akhil know the truth about Priya at the end? .
Analysis
Two Souls is director Shravan Kumar’s debut film. Yet, the way the subject was treated and presented is commendable but the film falls short of good writing in some portions.
In such films with lesser-known faces, it is the script and conversations between the characters that keep the viewers engaged. Better and meaningful conversations instead of a routine exchange of words make a big difference.
Shashank Sri Ram’s cinematography, Pratik Abhyankar’s music and background score are good. The film’s production values are good.
Performances
All the performances in the film are good. Trinadh Varma as a carefree youngster is suited for the role. He plays an emotional character who loses his mother and then his girlfriend in the film.
Young and upcoming actresses Bhavana Sagi and Mounika Reddy gave their best.
What’s good
Story
Production design
Climax
What’s bad
Lag
Lack of intense drama
Bottomline
Watch it if you can bear boredom for a good story
Sarkar Rating: 2.5/5