Beast Telugu Movie Review: Beast, Thalapathy Vijay’s long-anticipated film, has finally been launched in theatres today, April 13, 2022, after much anticipation from fans all over the world. Vijay is well-known among Telugu moviegoers, however, he didn’t release every film in Telugu with his prior appearance. Master was a tremendous success in India, so Beast’s producers decided to release it in Telugu. The picture has received mostly excellent reviews, and audiences have been loving it in theatres. So, without further ado, will Nelson’s magic work out as it did in his previous picture Doctor? Let’s find out in this review if the film is worth watching or not.
Story
The Beast story depicts Veeraraghava(Vijay), a RAW agent, who has landed in Hyderabad for a secret mission, for which he went to a shopping mall, where the shopping mall was suddenly hijacked by terrorists, who took all the customers as hostages, but they began demanding from government officials. Meanwhile, the government received information that a notorious RAW agent was inside the shopping mall, so the government began a secret rescue operation with Veera RAW. The rest of the story revolves around whether Veera Raghava will save the captives’ lives and what their demands were.
Beast Cast & Crew
Vijay, Pooja Hegde, Selvaraghavan, Yogi Babu, Redin Kingsley, Bjorn Surrao, VTV Ganesh, Aparna Das, Shine Tom Chacko, Liliput Faruqui, Ankur Ajit Vikal, and others appear in the film Beast. Nelson Dilipkumar directed the film, which was shot by Manoj Paramahamsa, had music composed by Anirudh Ravichandran, and was produced by Sun Pictures.
| MovieName | Beast |
| Cast Leads | Vijay, Pooja Hegde, Selvaraghavan, Yogi Babu, Redin Kingsley, Bjorn Surrao, VTV Ganesh, Aparna Das, Shine Tom Chacko, Liliput Faruqui, Ankur Ajit Vikal & others |
| Director | Nelson Dilipkumar |
| Producer | Sun Pictures |
| Written by | Nelson Dilipkumar |
| Music | Anirudh Ravichandran |
| DOP | Manoj Paramahamsa |
Movie Verdict
Superstars don’t need a brilliant story to make a film a smash hit because their followers are enough; yet, whether it’s a superstar or a debut hero, if the story is weak, the audience will brutally make the picture flop. After the huge success of Doctor, everyone was looking forward to Nelson’s next picture, and he delivered with Beast.
As we can see, the Beast tale isn’t terrific, but what worked in the film was the screenplay and the comedy set in a shopping mall. The film begins nicely with a gigantic hero in Vijay Thalapathy, but once the main story begins in the shopping mall, it becomes a little tedious at first, but the directors have cleverly managed to involve the character of Yogibabu, VTV Ganesh, in the story. The film’s intermission bang and climax worked out well.
Pooja Hegde’s character has limited scope, while Yogi Babu and others did well in their roles. Vijay as Veera Raghava is good, as we have seen him in such roles in many films, and his look was fairly decent in the film.
Director Nelson Dilipkumar did an excellent job and executed it flawlessly; as we can see, he always takes a serious subject and turns it into a comedy, and Beast is no exception; however, if you go to the movie expecting a Doctor-style comedy, you may be disappointed; there is comedy in the Beast, but not in the same way as Doctor. Most notably, he has selected a new setting for the film, with terrorists demanding the gold rather than their leader. That scene piqued my interest in the film.
Anirudh Ravichandran’s music is always a backbone for the film, and he has given a fantastic background score. Cinematographer Manoj Paramahamsa has done a fantastic job in creating a brilliant visual, and Anirudh Ravichandran’s music is always a backbone for the film, and he has given a fantastic background score.
Finally, if you are a Vijay Thalapathy fan, Beast is a must-see film.
Movie Rating: 2.5/ 5