Review: 3.25/5
Cast:
Allari Naresh
Monal Gajjar
Story:
Kamesh (Allari Naresh) and his wife (Hema) become the proud parents of a dynamic and powerful new baby who is born with a six pack body. Just when the baby is born, Thikkal Reddy (Jayaprakash Reddy) comes in as the villain and he becomes a sworn enemy of the baby. To save the baby from Thikkal Reddy, Kamesh gets his mother (Kovai Sarala) to escape to Hyderabad. The baby grows up into Shiva (Allari Naresh), a powerful and dynamic young guy with seemingly invincible powers like a Telugu Cinema hero.Shiva can make bullets stop, challenge time and even make Posani Krishna Murali speak intelligently. On a side note, Shiva meets Priya (Monal Gajjar) over the course of time and falls in love with her. Thikkal Reddy’s gang members keep hunting for Shiva and he decides to fight back. He also faces resistance from the mysterious Don D.How he fights them all and with what powers forms the rest of the story.
Plus Points :
Allari Naresh is outstanding in the role of Shiva. He uses his comedy timing to great effect.
Monal Gajjar is ok.
Brahmanandam is good as Jaffa Reddy.
The strength of the film lies in brilliantly conceived spoofs on all the biggest hits of the industry.
Two spoofs stand out for their brilliance – One on TV Anchor Omkar and the other on the custom of Thigh Slapping (thoda kottadam).
Bheemaneni Srinivasa Rao succeeded in integrating the comedy cleverly into the narrative.
Minus Points :
Climax is a letdown for the movie.
The court episode should have been better conceived.
Until the climax, I was having great fun but the poor ending spoiled the experience a little for me.
Songs are another minus point. Except for the opening song, none of them are really entertaining.
Kondavalasa and L.B.Sriram look out of place in their characters.
Finally:
Sudigaadu is a good clean entertainer that will make you laugh out loud. The spoofs are brilliant and like I said, the one on Omkar is not to be missed. Allari Naresh proves yet again that he is indeed the Comedy King. A badly executed climax spoils an otherwise solidly entertaining film. Still, Sudigaadu is one very enjoyable spoof on TFI and it makes for a good watch this weekend. Don’t miss it.
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