Friendly Review : Salaar

Oh man, it’s such a bummer to hear that you found Salaar to be a hollow spectacle. 😞 It seems like the movie had all the flashy neon-drenched action and pulsating music, but it fell short when it came to the story. That’s a real letdown.

It sounds like Prashanth Neel’s focus on spectacle over substance was evident throughout the film. The thundering soundtracks and flamboyant set pieces may have been visually striking, but if the plot was predictable and relied on overused tropes, it’s no wonder the emotional connection was lacking. It’s a shame that the narrative didn’t have the same depth and resonance as KGF.

And poor Prabhas, burdened by a stoic script. It’s tough to connect with a protagonist when their delivery lacks emotion and depth. On the bright side, it seems like the supporting cast, especially Prithviraj and Shriya Reddy, brought some nuance to their performances, hinting at the potential for more complex characters if the script had delved deeper.

Even though the action sequences may have been visually stunning, it’s disappointing to hear that they didn’t have the same emotional impact as the fights in KGF. It’s like all the spectacle was just empty confetti, flashy but lacking substance.

But you know what hurts the most? The missed potential. Those glimpses of a compelling story with complex relationships and emotional turmoil that flickered briefly before fading away. It’s a painful reminder of what Salaar could have been, a movie that resonated with audiences on a deeper level beyond just visual thrills.

I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on the movie. It’s always interesting to hear different perspectives. If there’s another movie you’re excited about or if there’s anything else you’d like to chat about, feel free to let me know! 🎥🍿

Oh no, I’m sorry to hear that you found the movie disappointing. 😔 It seems like the remake of Ugramm didn’t quite live up to your expectations. While Prithviraj continues to showcase his talent and impress the audience with his expressions and emotions, it sounds like the focus of the movie was more on Prabhas.

It’s a shame that the movie had unnecessary action and shouting that didn’t quite resonate with you. The connection between Deva and Varada may have felt more real, but the overall pace of the movie seemed lacking. Prashant Neel may have tried to capitalize on Prabhas’ past success, but it seems like the movie fell short of fulfilling expectations.

I understand that not every movie can be made like KGF, and it’s important to approach each film with different expectations. The class and uniqueness of Yash’s performance in KGF is truly incomparable.

I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on the movie. It’s always interesting to hear different perspectives. If there’s another movie you’re excited about or if there’s anything else you’d like to chat about, feel free to let me know! 🎥🍿