Shivam Telugu Movie Review

Cast: Ram, Raashi Khanna, Abhimanyu Singh, Brahmanandam, Jaya Prakash Reddy, Vineet Kumar, Posani Krishna Murali, Sapthagiri
Banner: Sri Sravanthi Movies
Music Director: Devi Sri Prasad
Producer: Ravi Kishore
Director: Srinivasa Reddy

Beware of Shivam!

Plot : Shiva (Ram) is a go-getter who helps lovers get married and puts his life at stake for love and lovers and helping one such couple get married, he enters into a scuffle with the son of an egoist rowdy Boji Reddy. While Boji & gang is in scout for Shiva, he happens to see Tanu (Raashi Khanna) and instantly falls in love with him. Right exactly when Tanu has to express her love for Shiva, Abhi (Abhimanyu Singh) who also loves Tanu comes and kidnaps Tanu. She eventually falls in love with Shiva but after a series of unexpected events realises who Shiva and what his original motto in life is. What is it and how did Shiva save Tanu from the villains forms the rest of the story.

Performances: Ram: The energetic star did whatever he does in all his films (we mean helping lovers in eloping and on the way, meet the heroine, meanwhile bash up some goons, cut some jokes with Brahmi, dance to few catchy numbers in some exotic locales with some cool outfits). He gives his best to entertain his fans but this time with attitude and punch dialogues overloaded.



Raashi Khanna: This cutie pie has upped her glam quotient and tried to impress with her egoist role in the limited space but unfortunately a poorly etched character noughts her plans.

Posani: This versatile actor plays Ram's father. His equation with Ram's character is amusing but it gets rather monotonous after a while.

Vineet Kumar: He gets a flimsy role in the film and the dubbing glitch associated with him spoils the broth.
Abhimanyu Singh: His character was a better entertainer and this promising baddie does his best.

Fish Venkat, Srinivasa Reddy, Brahmi, Prabhas Seenu, Saptagiri, Krishna Bhagvan & the Jabardast team try to entertain you but only Fish Venkat & Brahmi succeed occasionally.

Music: DSP gives some good tunes that were shot in some exotic locales too but they don't go in sync with the film and hence add to the misery.

Others: Singer Mano is seen onscreen and it was in fact a refreshing change for a routine heroine's father role.

Verdict: Shivam is a badly made mashup of many commercial potboilers (some of Ram's earlier films too) with neither an USP or an engaging factor. You can undoubtedly find a better alternative to kill your weekend than Shivam.
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