Inside Nag Ashwin’s Game-Changing Female-Driven Film!

Some filmmakers in the film industry create entire universes rather than just movies. After the incredible success of Kalki 2898 AD, Nag Ashwin has audiences buzzing, eager to see what magic he will create next. Fans are excitedly assembling hints about Ashwin’s next projects, and he has become the name on everyone’s lips like an artist honing his masterpiece.

Alia Bhatt was the person Ashwin was recently seen meeting with. The two reportedly talked about a large-scale, female-led project, and Alia is said to have expressed a lot of interest in the plot. Although it hasn’t been confirmed yet, the notion that Alia and Ashwin will work together on a high-profile, female-focused movie has. While nothing has been confirmed yet, the idea of Alia collaborating with Ashwin on a big-budget, female-centric film has already set social media aflame with excitement. If finalized, it promises to be a production on a grand scale, bringing Ashwin’s visionary storytelling to yet another new dimension.

But that’s not all—the director’s creativity seems boundless. There’s also chatter about Kalki 2, a sequel to his latest blockbuster. While he’s still deep in the scripting phase, just the idea of extending the Kalki universe has fans buzzing with speculation.

Until these projects get the official green light, fans will just have to wait—and speculate. After all, if there’s one thing Nag Ashwin has mastered, it’s keeping the world on the edge of their seats. So, until further notice, let’s all be patient… or at least try, without refreshing the news every five minutes!

Appudo Ippudo Eppudo Movie Review

Appudo Ippudo Eppudo is the latest Telugu film that not many knew that it was being made in the first place. Nikhil, Rukmini Vasanth, Divyansha Kaushik, and Viva Harsha play key roles in this film which has been released today. Sudheer Varma directs this film which is a romantic crime comedy. Read our detailed review here.

Story

Rishi(Nikhil) is a wannabe race car driver in London. As he makes trials to go to the next league, he meets Tara(Rukmini Vasanth) with whom he shares a past. But Tara makes a move and decides to propose to Rishi. She plans a date and when is about to propose, Rishi’s ex-girlfriend, Tulasi(Divyansha Kaushik) enters the scene and messes things up. Amidst all this, she also brings a lot of trouble with a villain gang who is after a pen drive loaded with money. The rest of the story is about how Rishi comes out of the mess and wins his lady love.

What about on-screen performances?

Nikhil plays the main lead and like always, he gives a sincere performance. He looks handsome in the film and does well in all the romantic scenes. His scenes with Viva Harsha are good. Rukmini Vasanth made her Telugu debut and was okay. One gets a feeling that she was not utilized properly in the film. But still, she looks fresh and beautiful.

Divyasha Kaushik gets a very good role and does well in her character. It is her that brings twists to the film and Kaushik was quite impressive in her role. Viva Harsha is neat with his comedy. His scenes with the villain John Vijay in the second half are funny and bring a bit of relief to the proceedings. John Vijay who plays the main villain is irritating in his role.

He is not at all serious about his character. Ajay plays the regular villain’s role and he was good.

What about off-screen talents?

Sudheer Varma has directed the film and he has lost his Midas touch and made this film a big bore fest for the audience. There is nothing new he has showcased. The writing is very weak and does not have anything novel.

The so-called twists are also quite predictable in the proceedings and do not surprise. The first half is dull and does not bring anything new to the table. The so-called romance is also weak and has been neglected in the film.

The production values of the film are very good. The London visuals are great but the editing is very bad, especially in the first half of the film. The music is good and a few songs have been executed well. The main aspect of the thrill factor is completely missing in the film and bores the audience.

The main villain’s track is silly as John Vijay does not bring anything gripping to the table. The entire crime angle in the film has been underutilized.

Sudheer Varma’s narration is silly as he does not make use of any aspect properly. The romance, thrills, and twists, none of these aspects are handled properly in the film

What’s Hot?

Rukmini Vasanth’s looks

Nikhil’s performance

What’s Not?

Outdated story

Dull Narration

Slow Pace

Verdict:

Overall, Appudo Ippudo Epuudo is a very outdated romantic crime drama that feels lengthy and boring. Sudheer Varma once again disappoints with his narration which has nothing new to showcase making this film a silly watch this weekend.