Vakeel Saab (2021) :
Brief Review -
Despite some flaws Vakeel Saab works on Decent Level because of Pawan Kalyan's Mass and Larger Than Life Vision of Director. Vakeel Saab is out an out massy version of National Award Winner Bollywood Flick Pink. It isn't like Pink is an extraordinary film or that, it has its flaws too but Vakeel Saab adds larger than life vision into it and opens some more loopes in writing. It follows the same story of three girls trying to battle male oriented thinking of society with an additional backdrop of the lawyer's character. This was a good move considering the mass appeal of the film but it takes more time than expected which resulted into slow screenplay, especially when the film has already given a slow start. It has many scenes going over the top as you see Pawan Kalyan fighting with swag, smashing all dialogues and stylish attitude throughout the film which isn't appreciate to sophisticated character of a Lawyer. However, it keeps the film engaging and makes it lot more entertaining than Pink. The problem appears in the writing which doesn't fulfill the criteria of perfection and leaves many scenes with no sense. For instance, the court verdict should be based upon facts, arguments and evidences but it doesn't apply the same while dealing with those two-three other boys' characters excluding the main antagonist. What comes better than Pink is the backstory of The Lawyer which makes him look very big hearted messiah type or so and that's why his goodwill connects to people's emotions. All the cast members are good while Pawan Kalyan shines in his typically massy Avatar even though it doesn't suit to those younger days of his character in the film. Music is decent, dialogues are fine, action scenes are enjoyable and Venu Sriram's direction is quite impressive as it should be for any massy film. Overall, Vakeel Saab drags a little but then survives and that's important.
RATING - 6/10*
Despite some flaws Vakeel Saab works on Decent Level because of Pawan Kalyan's Mass and Larger Than Life Vision of Director. Vakeel Saab is out an out massy version of National Award Winner Bollywood Flick Pink. It isn't like Pink is an extraordinary film or that, it has its flaws too but Vakeel Saab adds larger than life vision into it and opens some more loopes in writing. It follows the same story of three girls trying to battle male oriented thinking of society with an additional backdrop of the lawyer's character. This was a good move considering the mass appeal of the film but it takes more time than expected which resulted into slow screenplay, especially when the film has already given a slow start. It has many scenes going over the top as you see Pawan Kalyan fighting with swag, smashing all dialogues and stylish attitude throughout the film which isn't appreciate to sophisticated character of a Lawyer. However, it keeps the film engaging and makes it lot more entertaining than Pink. The problem appears in the writing which doesn't fulfill the criteria of perfection and leaves many scenes with no sense. For instance, the court verdict should be based upon facts, arguments and evidences but it doesn't apply the same while dealing with those two-three other boys' characters excluding the main antagonist. What comes better than Pink is the backstory of The Lawyer which makes him look very big hearted messiah type or so and that's why his goodwill connects to people's emotions. All the cast members are good while Pawan Kalyan shines in his typically massy Avatar even though it doesn't suit to those younger days of his character in the film. Music is decent, dialogues are fine, action scenes are enjoyable and Venu Sriram's direction is quite impressive as it should be for any massy film. Overall, Vakeel Saab drags a little but then survives and that's important.
RATING - 6/10*