Shiva (Allari Naresh) is separated from his parents in his clildhood due to villain Tikkal Reddy (Jayaprakash Reddy). Shiva is a gifted person who has many super powers like a Telugu film mass hero. He falls in love with Priya (Monal Gajjar) and takes up a challenge after challenge and how he comes out victorious is what the film is about.
Sudigadu is the first ever full time spoof made in Telugu cinema. Hollywood regularly makes such spoofs and Tamil filmmakers tried it with Tamizh Padam, which was a super hit there. Bheemaneni Srinivasa Rao thought of remaking it by spoofing popular Telugu cinema scenes and that is how Sudigadu happened.
Making a film by adding so many scenes from other hit movies is not as easy as it appears. A spoof here and there will work, but making a full fledged film using this technique is risky. Luckily Bheemaneni had a source to bank upon. All he needed to do was to stitch up all the hilarious scenes into one film.
There are certain scenes which have come out hilariously well and there are few didn’t work at all. That is ought to happen when you keep on making one spoof after another. This is something new to our audiences. In spite of the entertainment, they might feel that it is missing a proper story.
Sudigadu will be thoroughly entertaining for people who really know the meaning of a ‘spoof’. Audiences who don’t know such genre exists might find it a bit amusing. Despite few shortcomings Sudigadu has super fun moments and it will provide the humor that is worth your ticket price.
Allari Naresh is at his energetic best in this film. We can see that he is enjoying doing this role. When an actor enjoys his job, the result would be excellent. Monal Gajjar looks okay, but is a pretty bad actress. Brahmanandam shines and Posani Krishna Murali is a surprise package. Everyone did their part so well. Director should have used few talents in a better way.
Cinematography was okay for a comedy film. There was nothing much to rave about. Music was unimpressive. They tried to be experimental, but that can’t be an excuse for those bad tunes. Editing is fine. Dialogues are hilarious.
Bheemaneni Srinivasa Rao is a specialist in doing remakes. He has made many hit remakes in the past and this time he took up the tough job of making a full fledged comedy, which was not his forte. However, he did a fine job with the script.
Sudigadu is an entertaining film which will please the audiences that can appreciate a complete spoof. Others may find it a bit amusing. Sudigadu opened to packed housed all over and it is sure to hit the bull’s eye on the business front.
Sudigadu Movie Rating: 3/5
Banner: Arundhati Movies
Cast: Allari Naresh, Monal Gajjar, Brahmanandam
Direction: Bheemineni Srinivasa Rao
Music: Sree Vasanth
Producer: Chandra Shekhar D Reddy
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