Nagarjuna’s The Ghost Movie Review & Ratings | Hit or Flop? - OTT Updates

The Ghost Telugu Movie Review: Since time immemorial, Akkineni Nagarjuna has been the kind of performer who selects the most imaginative scripts. He was the one who informed the Indian film industry about Ram Gopal Varma’s iconic smash “Shiva.” Nagarjuna has always been supportive of and willing to hire fresh directors. He has given some of them the opportunity to direct his films. In the new film “The Ghost,” Nagarjuna and Praveen Sattaru, who is also outstanding performer, and co-star. If we examine this film in further detail, we will be able to decide whether or not to attend a public screening.

Story

Previously employed by RA&W as a field agent, Vikram currently works at the Indian Embassy. Someone is after Aditi, the daughter of his sister. One day, his sister Anu telephoned him to warn him about Aditi. Vikram begins to defend Aditi and confront the unknown group that has been harassing them. Vikram intervenes immediately to prevent anyone from harming Aditi. Why did Vikram kill Aditi so badly? Can you describe the awful event that befell little Vikram? … Each of these concerns will be addressed as the film progresses.

Cast & Crew

In addition to Akkineni Nagarjuna, Gul Panag, Sonal Chauhan, Manish Chaudhari, Ravi Varma, Srikanth Iyenger, and Bilal Hossein make an impression in The Ghost. Praveen Satveen Sattu wrote the screenplay and directed the film. Suniel Narang, Puskur Ram Mohan Rao, Narayan Das Narang, and Sharat Marar all worked together to make it. Mukesh G oversaw the camera work, while Bharat-Saurabh composed the music.

Movie Name	The Ghost
Director	Praveen Sattaru
Music Director	Bharatt-Saurabh
Producer	Suniel Narang, Puskur Ram Mohan Rao, Narayan Das Narang, Sharat Marar
Genre	Action, Thriller
Cast	Akkineni Nagarjuna, Anikha Surendran, Gul Panag, Sonal Chauhan, Manish Chaudhari, Ravi Varma, Srikanth Iyenger, Bilal Hossein
Cinematography	Mukesh G

Movie Verdict

The Ghost’s plot appears simplistic and dated, but if the script and sequences are entertaining, the film could be entertaining to watch. There are a few emotional moments in “The Ghost,” but the most dramatic parts of the film fail to make the audience feel the main character’s emotions or the sorrow that leads him to beat the living hell out of bad guys. There are portions of the film that are difficult to follow since the plot wanders, yet there are also sections that hold the audience’s interest. If the audience had cared more about Vikram’s past, the film’s conclusion might have been more fulfilling.

As Vikram, Nagarjuna Akkineni does a pretty good job. His choice of material is excellent, although he performs less well than usual in these films. His doppelganger is always distinct, particularly in action moments. As the wealthy and protective Anu, Gul Panag performed admirably. Anikha Surendran will continue to do well in the film industry in the next few years. Sonal Chauhan is attractive, yet she fails to live up to her appearance. Actors such as Manish Chaudhari and Ravi Varma fulfilled their roles as required by the plot.

From a technological standpoint, the Ghost appears adequate. The style complements both Saurabh’s Bharatt music and the musical composition. The manner in which Mukesh filmed the film is one of its best aspects. When a pursuit or action sequence is in full swing, the cinematography sparkles. The action sequences directed by Dinesh Subbarayan and performed by Kecha Khamphaykee are among the most talked-about aspects of the film. These action directors skillfully coordinated the action and utilised body doubles in a number of shots.

Praveen Sattaru is a director that creates a variety of films that continually improve with time. The filmmaker performed an excellent job with the production, but he should have paid more attention to the Telugu-understandable emotional moments.

The Ghost is a decent action thriller, but it fails to adequately develop its characters. However, the film’s action sequences are worth seeing in the theatre.

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