Jagadam

Ram, Isha Sahani, Prakash Raj, Pradeep Rawat, Tanikella Bharani, Telangana Sakuntala, Raghu Babu

Director Sukumar selected a different subject and narrated it in his own style. But the main story point of the film is only revealed in the last 20 minutes. The plus points of the film are technical values and the first half. Read More

The motive of the film is to say that 'Violence can be a fashion-but not life'. It says that there many young guys who are leading lives in violence and they have to come out from that vicious circle as early as possible. Read More

The movie's first half is fine and ends with a good interval bang, but the second half falters. The climax doesn't convince. The technical standards and songs are the movie's plusses. Read More

A film should either enlighten or entertain. Jagadam does neither. The first half was promising but post interval, the film collapses. Too much fret and fury about nothing. Read More

It does not live up to the hype and expectations that one expected. It starts with a bang, much like City of God (on which it is loosely based) but drifts from there to peter out into a routine fare. Read More

The environment you grow up will have a strong influence on the mindset. Every human has good and bad in him, and these characters come out only when provoked. These points are nicely adapted for Sukumar's Jagadam. Read More

The vicious circle of violence-power-fear-money-violence how it becomes difficult to come out of it is well explained in the movie. Hope this movie dissuades the gullible youth who might get lured away by the short-lived charm of goondaism. Read More