Behindwoods @behindwoods 2h2 hours ago Proved performers like @Samanthaprabhu2 and #PrakashRaj vanish before creating any impact- #BangaloreNaatkal review- http://behindwoods.com/tamil-movies/bangalore-naatkal/bangalore-naatkal-review.html…
Behindwoods @behindwoods 2h2 hours ago Despite its lively storyline, #BangaloreNaatkal is let down by the treatment and casual performances. Full review - http://behindwoods.com/tamil-movies/bangalore-naatkal/bangalore-naatkal-review.html…
What invokes a filmmaker to do a remake? If a movie brims with charm, that's his/her sign. Lately, Malayalam industry seems to be producing all the charm. Has Bangalore Naatkal, the remake of one of Malayalam industry's biggest hits of 2014, Bangalore Days, managed to recreate the charm of its original? Read on… Bangalore Naatkal is the story of three cousins, played by Arya, Sri Divya and Bobby Simha, their relationships, struggles, adaptation and pursuit of a congenial way to survive. Despite its breezy outlook, Bangalore Naatkal has a strong storyline and is high on emotions. However refreshing it might be to look at lead trio onscreen, one might feel the emotion filled sequences, which form the core, are a bit too bland. Same is the case with Rana Daggubatti who is reprising Fahad Fazil’s role in this film. The well built actor scores better in the scenes involving Samantha, with his rugged persona and carefree attributes. Parvathy and Saranya Ponvannan turn out to be the top scorers of the lot. Parvathy reproduces her charm perfectly of her character from the original and Saranya Ponvannan, so incredible that she is, has given an electric performance, filled with humour and high spirit. Proved performers like Samantha and Prakash Raj have very brief roles and they vanish before creating any impact. A major drawback in the film is its screenplay. Some pivotal scenes don't have appropriate closure; the effect being abrupt shifts and lack of communication of the intended emotions to the audience. While it is a common belief that actors must be able to accommodate themselves into the shoes of any characters, it is also important in some situations that the actors must characteristically share few traits of the roles they play in order to stay connected. Overall casting is a serious issue in Bangalore Naatkal that the director could have put in more thoughts into. Gopi Sundar's songs and background scores are refreshing. Guhan's cinematography is apt, particularly the race sequence is a job definitely well done. However, same couldn't be said about the editing. Although functional in most parts, Marthand K Venkatesh's work is jumpy in a few places - to point out one, the black dips in the close up shots involving Arya during an emotional sequence in the end. Dialogues too fail to connect with the audience, owing to its juvenility and artificiality. Overall, despite its lively storyline, Bangalore Naatkal is let down by the treatment and casual performances. Verdict: This remake might just not sweep you off your feet
Praveen @pravenbg 3h3 hours ago For tamil audiences,who haven't seen the original , #BangaloreNaatkal will be a refreshing film. Music and cinematography are major plus.
Kollywood Cinema @KollywudCinema 5h5 hours ago #BangaloreNaatkal 3/5 Engaging Show indeed - Tamilstar @arya_offl @i_Sri_Divya @RanaDaggubati @PVPCinema
Kollywood Cinema @KollywudCinema 22m22 minutes ago #BangaloreNaatkal downside Too lengthy. Trim another 10 to 15 min could be more racy. Overall Good To watch this movie #KC Rating 3/5
Manjunath™ @manjunathappu5 1h1 hour ago #BangaloreNaatkal spoiled original version #BangaloreDays was more better tan this sleeping film totally boring better skip this film.
Rinku Gupta @RinkuGupta2012 1h1 hour ago #BangaloreNaatkal warm, fun, grt performances by all. Good watch.@arya_offl @RanaDaggubati @ActorSimhaa #Sridivya #parvathy @PVPCinema 2 retweets7 likes
