1996 Dharmapuri Movie Review: For the film 1996 Dharmapuri, well-known Telugu film choreographer Shekar Master will serve as producer. As a filmmaker, Shekar Master and his Jabardast friends and Naga Babu did an amazing job of selling their own work. On April 22, 2022, the film was released in theatres around the country as a result of their efforts. It’s time to see if this picture is worth your time right now.
Story
It takes place in Dharmapuri in 1996, where Suri (Gana Vihari), a carefree young man who works as a farmhand for his father, falls for Nagamalli (Anupam Kher) (Aparna Devi). After first rejecting his love, she eventually accepts it, but her father Patel, a member of the upper cast, learns of their relationship and tries to assassinate Suri. The twist in the tale is that Nagamalli becomes aggressive and plans to kill his father. It’s up to you to find out if they’ll get back together or not.
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1996 Dharmapuri Cast & Crew
Dharmapuri, starring Gagan Vihari and Aparna Devi, was written and directed by Jagath, with cinematography by Krishna Prasad, music by Osho Venkat, and production by Bhaskar Yadav Dasari, and was released in 1996.
| MovieName | 1996 Dharmapuri |
| Cast Leads | Gagan Vihari, Aparna Devi, Naga Mahesh, Shaker Kalyan, Janardhan and others. |
| Director | Jagath |
| Producer | Bhaskar Yadav Dasari |
| Written by | Jagath |
| Music | Osho Venkat |
| DOP | Krishna Prasad |
Movie Verdict
We’ve seen a lot of films based on Cast, honor killing, and this one falls into the same genre, but the rural setting and love story might keep the audience engaged.
The film’s makers have claimed in promotional materials that it will “certainly link you,” but this is not a film for everyone. The film begins nicely, and the love moments were beautifully planned, but the backdrop of the film didn’t land properly.
As Suri Gagan Vihari does credit to his character and Aparna Devi as Nagamalli effortlessly pulls it off as a Telangana Nagamalli from Kerala. The rest of the cast is just acceptable.
Jagath’s love scenes were well-designed, but the plot itself was not innovative enough for the viewer to care.
Filming in a village meant that the cinematography was not up to par and the colors were over-saturated, which was not impressive. The music of Osho Venkat is the backbone of the film; he orchestrates numerous moments only via the use of his score.
Lastly, the 1996 Dharmapuri film is a one-time-watch film for individuals who enjoy rural backdrops and pakka commercial components in their flicks.
Movie Rating: 2,5/ 5
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