*W/o Anirvesh’ – A Suspense Thriller for the Youth*
‘ *W/o Anirvesh’ – A Suspense Thriller for the Youth*
Suspense crime thrillers have been gaining popularity among audiences lately. Filmmakers are giving more importance to such gripping narratives, ensuring that the audience stays engaged for two hours. If the story is interesting and the screenplay is tight, these movies easily succeed at the box office. Director Ganga Saptashikhara, who previously impressed with The Devil’s Chair, has now come up with another suspense crime thriller, W/o Anirvesh.
This film features Jabardasth Ram Prasad in the lead role, along with Gemini Suresh, Kiriti, Sai Prasanna, Najia Khan, Sai Kiran Koneri, Kishore Reddy Cheliveri, and Venkat Duggireddy in prominent roles. The film is jointly produced by Venkateshwarulu, Mahendra Gajendra, and Sri Shyam Gajendra under the Gajendra Productions banner.
Let’s dive into whether W/o Anirvesh delivers the thrills it promises.
*Plot Summary*
Anirvesh (Jabardasth Ram Prasad) complains to CI Varadarajulu (Gemini Suresh) that his wife, Vichelitha (Sai Prasanna), is harassing him. However, Vichelitha later calls the CI, claiming that it is her husband Anirvesh who is abusive and tortures her mentally and physically. Meanwhile, Robert (Sai Kiran Koneri), who lives in the same apartment, tells the police that both Anirvesh and Vichelitha are lying and that they are, in fact, harassing him psychologically and sexually.
Amidst these conflicting complaints, Dhanurbhakshi (Kiriti) is seen getting close to a prostitute, manipulating her loneliness, and ultimately murdering her brutally. To uncover the truth behind the mystery involving Anirvesh, Vichelitha, and Robert, CI Varadarajulu assigns another police officer (Kishore Reddy) to investigate.
What truth does the investigation reveal?
Why did Dhanurbhakshi kill the prostitute so mercilessly?
How are these cases connected?
To uncover these secrets, one must watch the film!
*Story and Execution*
The film blends a murder mystery with adult drama, targeting the youth audience. The narrative revolves around a love triangle with elements of blackmail, deceit, and crime. The director has ensured that the film doesn’t become boring by keeping the screenplay engaging.
The first half establishes the characters and their relationships well, particularly focusing on the dynamics between Ram Prasad and Sai Prasanna. Post-interval, the film takes a bolder approach, featuring some intense scenes. The real story unfolds in the pre-climax, revealing the connections between the characters and the truth behind the crimes.
Director Ganga Saptashikhara maintains the suspense effectively till the end, making sure the audience stays intrigued. While the screenplay might feel slightly confusing to some, it successfully delivers the thrill factor.
*Performances*
Jabardasth Ram Prasad, known for his comic roles, surprises with his performance in this crime thriller. He convincingly portrays a suspicious, sadistic husband. His variations in character post-interval are impressive.
Sai Prasanna adds to the film with her bold performance.
Najia Khan impresses as the homely girl.
Kiriti delivers a strong performance, playing a crucial role that drives the film.
Sai Kiran Koneri (Robert’s role) is impactful.
The supporting cast, including Gemini Suresh and Kishore Reddy, performs well in their respective roles.
*Technical Aspects:*
Direction & Screenplay: Ganga Saptashikhara picks an engaging plot and executes it crisply, avoiding unnecessary scenes.
*Visuals* : The cinematography complements the dark and intense mood of the film.
*Romantic Scenes* : Shot aesthetically, making them appealing to the youth.
*Background Score* : Enhances the suspense and engagement.
*Editing* : Keeps the film tight and gripping.
*Production Values* : The producers have ensured high-quality output without cutting corners on budget.
*Final Verdict*
W/o Anirvesh is a well-crafted crime thriller with bold storytelling. It caters especially to audiences who enjoy suspense and psychological thrillers. If you are a fan of mystery, crime, and unexpected twists, this film is a good choice for the weekend.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3/5)