Vakeel Saab Movie Review

Vakeel Saab Movie Review

Movie Review: Vakeel Saab
Director: Venu Sriram
Producer:  Dil Raju, Boney Kapoor
Music director:  S Thaman
Starring:   Pawan Kalyan, Shruthi Hassan,  Prakash Raj, Ananya, Nivetha, Anjali
Release Date: 9th April 2021
Rating: 3/5

Vakeel Saab movie Review: Power Star Pawan Kalyan starrer court room drama, Vakeel Saab, helmed by Venu Sriram, has finally hit the theaters today i.e 9th April. The movie also has Shruti Haasan, Nivetha Thomas,  Anjali, Ananya Nagalla, Prakash Raj, Naresh, Mukesh Rishi, Dev Gill, Vamsi Krishna, Ananda Chakrapani and others in the supporting roles. Let’s see the story of Vakeel Saab.

Story: Satya Dev(Pawan Kalyan) is a lawyer  who is known for helping the needy. He marries Shruti Hassan but  later he quits his career.  After few years he meets Vemula Pallavi (Nivetha Thomas), Zareena (Anjali) and Divya (Ananya Nagalla), who are being harassed by Vamshi (Vamsi) and his friends.  How Satya Dev takes up the girls’ case is what  Vakeel Saab is all about.

 Plus Points:

• Pawan Kalyan
• Performance
• Interval block
• Climax
• Court room scenes
• Second half
• Action episodes

 Minus Points:

• First half
• Few routine scenes

Performance: The performances are pitch-perfect with  Pawan Kalyan leading the way. Once again  Power Star Pawan Kalyan steals the show with his terrific performance. The action, body language and sentiments in the movie, portrayed by Pawan Kalyan needs a lot of applause.  Nivetha Thomas delivered a good performance.  Anjali is ok as well. Prakash Raj as the antagonist is fine. Shruti Haasan in the flashback portion is good. Rest of the cast of Vakeel Saab perform accordingly.

Technical: The dialogues of Vakeel Saab are good and the production value is rich. The music by  Thaman is impressive. The action sequences are choreographed well. The fight sequences are totally meant to elicit claps and whistles from the movie lovers.  The cinematography by PS Vinod is breath-taking and  he captured the visual in a very interesting way. Editing is good. The interval episode of Vakeel Saab has a political touch.

 Analysis:  Pawan Kalyan starrer Vakeel Saab sledgehammers the message that when a woman says no, it means only one thing. No grabbing. No forcing.. It underlines a woman’ freedom to her own se*xuality. Hearing the phrase ‘Are you a virgin’ in a Tollywood film  is Fantastic. Underlining a woman’s freedom to own her s*xuality? Priceless.

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