Shourya
2016
4/5 stars
The film begins with Shourya (Manchu Manoj) and Netra (Regina Cassandra) preparing to elope to the UK the next day. That evening, however, Netra is brutally attacked and, as she is near death and unable to clear him, Shourya is arrested. CBI Officer Krishna Prasad (Prakash Raj) works with Shourya to be certain he gets treated fairly, while the public and press are convinced of his guilt.
2016
4/5 stars
The film begins with Shourya (Manchu Manoj) and Netra (Regina Cassandra) preparing to elope to the UK the next day. That evening, however, Netra is brutally attacked and, as she is near death and unable to clear him, Shourya is arrested. CBI Officer Krishna Prasad (Prakash Raj) works with Shourya to be certain he gets treated fairly, while the public and press are convinced of his guilt.
The plot of this romantic thriller is engrossing, and twisty enough to keep the watcher guessing to the end. The backstory of the romance is told effectively through Shourya's memories, and adds to the viewer's uncertainty. Manchu and Regina have great chemistry, and they, along with Raj, were convincing in their roles. I was dubious at first as to whether I could believe Manchu as a romantic hero -- but that lasted only a few moments. His cheerful demeanor, everyday manner, and un-glamorous good looks completely charmed me. The music is just average and below, keeping this otherwise excellent suspense movie from a full five stars.
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