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OCTOBER (Hindi) & RANGASTHALAM (Telugu) - How they both use a similar plot so differently - Articles on Cinema by Bobby Sing |
20 Apr 2018 /
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Crazy 4 movie
That True, 😜
Bobby Sing
Thanks for writing in.
Arun Baghel
The best Telugu movie I have ever watched, which has entertained me, next to Bahubali. No words. From the start to the last the movie is an absolute beauty. It fills your soul and mind. When you watch the movie "Rangasthalam", within the first to ten minutes, you too become the part of the village, Rangasthalam. We become a part of the story. There is love, there is drama, there is the rustic village scenes overflowing with the pristine natural beauty that captivates a city mind longing for a relaxation in the lap of our nature. The movie is crafted out in an excellent natural setting, that reminds us how beautiful our villages are, how terrific our scenaries have been, how much treasure we possess having them. Its high time reviving the villages and prevent too much urbanisation from creeping there. They are the soul of India, the farmer is the real hero. I recommend ruralisation of our cities to hit a balance between the nature and the modernization. The movie of Rangasthalam says it all, what we have lost, what we have to revive. Each scene of the movie leaves a specific impression in the mind of the audience. I am not sure, at which point I fell in love with Chitti Babu, whether his hearing disability, which he tries to mask and put it to effective use or his natural self with a pure heart. But, something is there very special about him, which Ram Charan plays iconically. His second movie, I think with such a powerful performance after Maghadeera. It felt he has lived as Chitti Babu. I have seen such blending into the character only in movies by Mohanlal and some other veteran actors. But, this has been awesome, Ram Charan is simply fabulous as Chitti. Looking forward to his upcoming movies.
Bobby Sing
Thanks Arun Baghel for your elaborate and valuable comment on the rare qualities of the film. |
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