Casting : Dhanush, Nagarjuna, Rashmika Mandanna, Jim Sarbh, Dalip Tahil
Directed By : Sekhar Kammula
Music By : Devi Sri Prasad
Produced By : Sree Venkateswara Cinemas LLP. Amigos Creations – Suniel Narang, Puskur Ram Mohan Rao, Ajay Kaikala
A businessman tries to convert black money into white money to get a government scheme. For that, he starts a company in the name of beggars, conducts money transfer through it, and decides to kill them after the work is done. Accordingly, four people, including Dhanush, who are begging in Tirupati, are selected. Dhanush, who was a beggar, becomes a lord for 10 thousand crores of rupees. At the same time, they are killed one by one after the work is done. Dhanush, who is unaware of what is happening, escapes from danger or not? ‘Kubera’ is an interesting story.
Dhanush, who plays the role of a beggar, has gone beyond the image of a hero and has played the role of Deva very naturally. Even though he is a mass hero, Dhanush, who fits perfectly into any role, is a great actor, and the introduction scene is a testament to that. Dhanush, who has portrayed the role of a beggar not only in appearance but also in acting, changes when he becomes a millionaire. Dhanush, who carries the entire film on his shoulders, makes the film enjoyable.
Rashmika Mandanna, who plays the heroine, avoids dancing and beauty and attracts attention through her acting.
Nagarjuna, who plays the role of a CBI officer, acts without hesitation, but surprises scene after scene.
Jim Sarp, who plays the stylish villain, is intimidating. His appearance and acting perfectly suit the character, attracts the audience’s dreams towards him.
Sunaina, Jayaprakash, Sayaji Shinde, Bhagyaraj and others who have played other roles have travelled to add strength to the screenplay.
The songs composed by Devi Sri Prasad set the tone. The background music makes the film enjoyable to watch for three hours.
Cinematographer Niketh Bommi Reddy’s camera has feasted the eyes with locations never seen in films. He has played a big role in making the characters imprinted in the minds of the audience, not only the scenes.
Editor Karthika Srinivas could have reduced the length of the film a little.
Director Shekhar Kammulla, who has written and directed the film, has told the background of the deal between industrialists and rulers in a shocking way. The government project is going to private ownership, money changes hands, the agents and their sacrifices, the film surprises him with many surprising things from the beginning to the end.
Director Shekhar Kammulla, who has told the story of Dhanush, Nagarjuna, and Jim Sarf in a very interesting and lively way, has explained many things that are not told in films in great detail. Although the length of the film seems to be a minor flaw, the information told in the film and its background make us forget the flaw and celebrate the film.
