Queen Anushka Shetty and acclaimed director Krish Jagarlamudi have come together for the action-packed epic, Ghaati. With the movie set to release tomorrow, anticipation has reached a fever pitch, further amplified by Rebel Star Prabhas’s launch of release glimpse just hours before the release.
While the rumors have been aplenty about the frienship that Anushka and Prabhas, share, the actor has even more closer relation with UV Creations heads. Hence, he released the glimpse trying to give one final push to the film. For Bhagamathie also, he did such favor and we have to wait and see, how this boosts Ghaati bookings.
Coming to the glimpse, it has successfully pushed the excitement and expectations to the next level. Skillfully building intrigue and curiosity about the plot and characters. Anushka Shetty, in particular, looks absolutely terrific as Sheelavathi. The action sequences featuring her are shot in a raw and rugged fashion.
Post Arundhati, this is the most action-packed roole from her and particularly, her line, “Vaallu Urokoru Urukoru Urukoru Ante Nenu Urukonu” is destined. In Addition to Anushka, Vikram Prabhu’s Portrayal of Desiraju
The glimpse well cut to entice audiences to walk into the theatres but the heavy reliance on action might put family audiences at bay until the movie talk is out. For now, the release glimpse is set to bring mass audiences to theatres along with youth. But the story element looks slightly old-school and predictable.
Krish with his immersive world building and narrative with a powerful and terrific Anushka could enthrall audiences. The production values by UV Creations and First Frame Entertainment are promising and we can hope movie to be alluring on technical front. Advance bookings are slow but the glimpse could push the momentum up.
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