Movie Review: 47 Days
Director : Pradeep Maddali
Producers : Vijay Donkada, Raghu Kunche
Star Cast : Satyadev Kancharana, Roshini Prakash, Pooja Jhaveri, Ravi Varma
Music : Raghu Kunche
Release Date: 30th June 2020
Rating: 2.25/5
47 Days movie Review: The Telugu film 47 Days, starring Satyadev Kancharana, Roshini Prakash, Pooja Jhaveri, Ravi Varma and others, has hit the screens today and is available on Zee5. The movie is helmed by Pradeep Maddali, and jointly bankrolled by Vijay Donkada and Raghu Kunche. Let’s see the story of Satyadev film.
Story: ACP Satya (Satyadev) is on a six-month suspension because he cannot get over his wife Paddu’s (Roshini Prakash) mysterious death. However he chances upon a case that might finally give him all the answers he is looking for but he falls prey to a drug case. What happened next? Form rest of the story of 47 days.
Plus Points:
- Satyadev performance
- Srikanth Iyengar
- Suspense
- Story
Minus Points:
- Screenplay
- Music
- Editing
Performance: Satyadev’ performance is highlighted in this film. He is superb in the investigating case. As a frustrated cop with an emotional backdrop, Satyadev is superb. He looks good in all the investigating scenes. Pooja Jhaveri is fine. Roshini Prakash is also decent in her role. Srikanth Iyengar gives his top notch performance too. His way of dialogue delivery is appreciable. Ravi Varma in the role of a cop, is good. Remaining cast perform accordingly.
Technical: The story of 47 days is interesting. Pradeep Maddali has written a decent story and also places his characters well. The dialogues are good but the movie has weak screenplay. The cinematography work is superb and showcases Vizag superbly. Production values are decent. The music by Raghu Kunche is painful but his BGM is good. The folk songs are placed neatly. Editing is below par as at least fifteen minutes should have been chopped off in the first half.
Analysis: Overall, Satyadev starrer 47 Days has a decent story. The movie has predictable twists and the lack of gripping scenes that a thriller needs are missing.
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