Venkatesh Bodyguard Movie Review
 | Film: Bodyguard Starring: Venkatesh,Trisha,Saloni,Prakash Raj, Ali Subaraju Director: Gopichand Malineni Producer: Bellamkonda Suresh Banner: Sri Sai Ganesh Productions Music: Thaman S |
Story
Venkatadri (Venkatesh) a is a trusted man for Varadarajula Naidu (Prakash Raj).
On his request, Venkatadri joins as a bodyguard to his college going daughter
Keerthi (Trisha) to protect her from his rival (Kota Srinivasa Rao). He will be
escorting her to the college. But Keerthi feels it as a headache and to get rid
of him, she starts teasing him inspite of her friend Swathi (Saloni) warning.
Keerthi starts making anonymous calls to him, as a girl who is in love with
him and makes fun. But finally she ends up in loving Venkatadri seriously.
One fine day Varadarajula Naidu comes to know about their love and things
get serious. Did Venky find his secret girl friend? What follows is the rest of the
story?
Performance
Bodyguard is a tailor made script for Venkatesh and it’s a cakewalk to him.
The character showcases love, happiness, comedy, sorrow and all other
emotions equally and one has to agree Venkatesh is the right choice for the
movie. He has made theater split in laughter with his lady getup in which
he shakes leg for Poovai Poovai number.
Trisha is fascinating and she has delivered her best in performance. While the
first half showcase her funny and naughty side, the second half brings emotional
side to the film.
Saloni in the role of Swathi as Trisha’s friend performed very well. Prakash Raj
is regular, Pragathi is alright. Ali and Venu Madhav are hilarious, Kota Srinivasa
Rao is good, Subbaraju is fine.
Technical Analysis
Shyam K Naidu’s cinematography is good and the movie looked rich in
each frame. Thaman’s songs are soothing and a couple of songs are shot
in scenic locales, the background score elevated the scenes. Gopichand
Malineni’s direction is good, the story is similar to the remake and had
no big changes so is the screenplay, dialogues are amazing and special
mention to Kona Venkat, also fights were choreographed well.
Analysis
Director Gopichand Malineni stuck to the original version script without
many changes making it a genuine remake. Bodyguard is a simple story
with an unexpected twist in the end but what makes you fairly engaging
and connects to the movie is the interplay of characters, emotional content,
ease in narration and engaging dialogues. Also, Bodyguard has all the
commercial elements, high voltage action sequences, the comedy is handled
well, songs were shot in beautiful and scenic locales. First half of the film is
packed with fights, romance, and humor while the second half is an emotional
galore and the climax is an asset for the film. Bodyguard has its own flaws but
can be overlooked on a whole.
Final Verdict
A perfect Pongal outing for family audiences.
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