Will “Kathalo Rajakumari” be one of those trend setters that will take the TFI by storm after Sai Pallavi’s Fidaa? Will it continue the trend female characters taking the center stage in Telugu cinema finally? If a title is meant to give us a glimpse in to the story then this is what must be true.
However, if you saw the trailer Nara Rohith’s character seems to contradict this. He is introduced as “the best villain” and the film seems to be all about him. You get a feeling that this is a story of a “spoilt kid” who has it all; drugs, sex (again a new trend?) and such. It will be interesting to watch how these two contradicting faces that the director choose to present come together.
Srinivas Avasarala, Naga Shourya and Nara Rohith gave us a heartwarming movie last year, "Jyo Achyutananda" seeing the three together yet again and the tag line “Love in its best form” makes us hopeful of a love story that keeps us hooked on to it. The music definitely reinforces this expectation. The song “Manase Thalape Thadutondila” grows on you and the rest of the songs do sound soothing and pleasant to the ear.
Debutant Director Mahesh Surapaneni has done good job with the cinematography if what is seen in the teaser and trailer is to be believed.
The movie releases this Thursday and it will be once and for all proven if debutant's are a risk worth taking to break the monopoly in the industry.
