Suryaa Entertainment Desk: The latest sci-fi thriller directed by Purvaj, a director known for experimental films in Tollywood... 'Killer' is the latest sci-fi thriller directed by director Purvaj, who has given special recognition to experimental films in Tollywood. Jyoti Purvaj not only acted in the lead role but Purvaj shared the directorial duties as well as the production. Manish Gilada, Chandrakant Kollu, Archana Ananth and others played key roles in this film. There was a lot of anticipation and interest in this movie before its release due to the sensational challenge announced by the director that he would give a reward of one crore rupees if he could sense the twist in the second half during the interval. And let's find out in the review to what extent the killer movie made with this innovative effort has pleased the audience. Coming to the plot of the movie, Raksha Rai (Jyoti Purvaj) is an ordinary young lady who gets seriously injured in an attack by some unknown persons and goes into a coma. Her brother Karthik (Chandrakanth Kollu) admits Raksha to the hospital.
But an investigation into her past reveals a few different angles. Raksha is a spy, a terrorist, an actress or a vampire, each tells a different story. In this background, a scientist (Poorvaj) tries to revive her by implanting an artificial chip in her brain. The original story of this film is who is the real Raksha Rai, why was she attacked and what is the real secret behind this science experiment. Looking at the performance of the actors, Jyoti Purvaj has completely carried the film on his shoulders with his performance. Appearing in different avatars, he did hundred percent justice to his character. Apart from glamor, her performance will impress the audience. Although it is the first movie, Chandrakant Kollu showed good maturity in emotional scenes and action scenes.
Appearing as a director and as a scientist, Purvaj tries his best to impress with his range. However, the rush of the investigation officer's role seems to be a bit too much and hinders the pace of the story. Coming to the technical performance, the visuals and VFX work are rich in terms of making despite being shot on a limited budget. Cinematography and production values are top notch. But more attention should be paid to sound design and dubbing. Although the confusing scenes in the first half confused the audience, the twists in the second half kept the story going. This movie offers a different experience to sci-fi thriller lovers who want something new and different from regular commercial movies. Also Read: Teachers' protest to solve the problems of model schools
