Ankith Koyya debuts as a hero in Beauty, directed by Vardhan and presented by Maruthi. The promos got a good response, let’s see how the film turns out!
Beauty Movie Story: Narayan (Naresh) is a loving father who lives for his daughter. He even goes into debt to buy her a scooter. But when his daughter Alekya (Nilakhi) makes a hasty decision to leave her family, she runs away to Hyderabad with her love, Arjun (Ankith Koyya).
In Hyderabad, what challenges do Arjun and Alekya face in their romance? What bitter truths does Narayan discover while searching for them? These questions form the story of Beauty.
Performances: Nilakhi shines as Alekya, while Ankith Koyya impresses with his screen presence. Naresh excels as the caring father, and Vasuki Anand stands out in emotional scenes. Nithin Prasanna and Sonia Chaudhary also deliver strong performances.
Technical Aspects: Vijay Bulganin’s music beautifully enhances the film’s emotions, especially in heartfelt scenes, while effectively creating tension. Cinematography, production design, and art direction are decent. Director J.S.S. Vardhan struggles to present a familiar story freshly, though some scenes, particularly the climax, are impactful. Twists feel predictable due to a similar earlier film, and certain emotional abuse scenes could have been handled more sensitively. Overall, Vardhan’s direction is satisfactory.
Analysis: Some stories make you laugh, cry, or think. Beauty scares and makes you think, especially for parents of daughters. It strongly highlights the dangers girls face in society and how carefully parents need to protect them.
Verdict: Beauty is a thought-provoking thriller that highlights real dangers for girls, serving as a strong wake-up call for parents.
Bottom Line: Beauty thrills and warns parents.
Rating: 2.5/5
Beauty Movie Story: Narayan (Naresh) is a loving father who lives for his daughter. He even goes into debt to buy her a scooter. But when his daughter Alekya (Nilakhi) makes a hasty decision to leave her family, she runs away to Hyderabad with her love, Arjun (Ankith Koyya).
In Hyderabad, what challenges do Arjun and Alekya face in their romance? What bitter truths does Narayan discover while searching for them? These questions form the story of Beauty.
Performances: Nilakhi shines as Alekya, while Ankith Koyya impresses with his screen presence. Naresh excels as the caring father, and Vasuki Anand stands out in emotional scenes. Nithin Prasanna and Sonia Chaudhary also deliver strong performances.
Technical Aspects: Vijay Bulganin’s music beautifully enhances the film’s emotions, especially in heartfelt scenes, while effectively creating tension. Cinematography, production design, and art direction are decent. Director J.S.S. Vardhan struggles to present a familiar story freshly, though some scenes, particularly the climax, are impactful. Twists feel predictable due to a similar earlier film, and certain emotional abuse scenes could have been handled more sensitively. Overall, Vardhan’s direction is satisfactory.
Analysis: Some stories make you laugh, cry, or think. Beauty scares and makes you think, especially for parents of daughters. It strongly highlights the dangers girls face in society and how carefully parents need to protect them.
Verdict: Beauty is a thought-provoking thriller that highlights real dangers for girls, serving as a strong wake-up call for parents.
Bottom Line: Beauty thrills and warns parents.
Rating: 2.5/5
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