Movie Review: Chor Bazaar
Director: Jeevan Reddy
Producer: V S Raju
Music Director: Suresh Bobbili
Starring : Akash Puri, Gehna Sippy, Subbarjau, Sunil, and others
Release date: 24th June 2022
Rating : 2.25/5
Chor Bazaar Movie Review: Akash Puri, Gehna Sippy, Subbarjau, Sunil and others, helmed by Jeevan Reddy has hit the theaters today on 24th June 2022. Let’s see the story of Chor Bazaar.
Story: A gang steals Rs 200 cr worth Nizam diamond from a museum in Hyderabad. The police start the investigation and they come to know that the diamond is in Chor Bazaar can find it. Bachchan Saab (Akash Puri) – a thief has a dream to create Guinness World Record by removing maximum car tyres in 30 minutes. In the sequence he falls in love with a dumb girl Simran (Gehna Sippy). Minister Sunil Reddy (Sunil) urges the police to regain the lost diamond and protect their government reputation. What is the link between Bachchan Saab and the diamond? Who will get the diamond? It is the story of how he achieves his love and goal.
Plus Points:
- Performance
- Cinematography
Minus Points:
- Story
- Screenplay
- Narration
- Unnecessary scenes
Performance: Akash Puri in the role of Bachchan Saab has delivered his fantastic performance. His facial expressions, performance and way of dialogue delivery are impressive. He is in superb form. Gehna Sippy performs well. Sunil, Archana, and Subbaraju failed to leave any impression on the audiences.
Technical: There is nothing special in the storyline. The Dialogue are good. Cinematography by Jagadeesh Cheekati is alright and is pleasing to eyes. The rustic places are captured well by the cinematographer. The songs are good. Suresh Bobbili sets the mood up for the film with his background music . Editing by Anwar Ali is just ok. Action sequences are well choreographed. The art department does a good job. Production values of Chor Bazaar are lavish. The screenplay is poorly written. Coming on the work of director Jeevan Reddy he failed to narrate the story in a proper way.
Analysis: Overall Chor Bazaar is an underwhelming actioner. Not for all section of the audience.
Rating : 2.25/5