Tripura Movie Review

Cast: Swathi, Naveen Chandra, Rao Ramesh, Saptagiri and Others   
Directed by: Raj Kiran
Produced by: Rajasekhar and Chinababu
Banner: Sharwanth Ram Creations
Music by: Kamran
Release Date: 2015-11-06

Story
Tripura (Swathi) is a village girl, doing the naughty kind of things. She keeps on complaining her father, about the several issues of the villagers. Her father suspects that something is wrong with her and takes to Hyderabad, for the treatment.

In the Hyderabad hospital, she meets Naveen (Naveen Chandra) a doctor, and within a short time, they fall in love with each other and get married. After marriage, Tripura finds out that, Naveen had a love story before the marriage.

Did her husband’s love story, affect her personal life, what is his husband’s past? The answers for all these questions forms the rest of the story.

Performance

To suit Tripura role, Swathi has gained weight and practiced eye expressions. That homework can be felt on the screen. She did a splendid job. But her presence in the songs would be disturbing, as she hardly shook her legs. For a talented actor like Naveen Chandra, Tripura is not a right film, as the movie had nothing to prove his capability.    

Turning off the expectations of the comedy lovers, Comedian Sapthagiri’s role is quite disturbing. The narration of his episodes has many flaws. Rao Ramesh has been decent with his limited presence. Rest others are found satisfactory. 

When a star writer like Kona Venkat is one of the technicians, the expectations among the audience, automatically increases. Knowing that, Kona could not keep up those. After receiving the recent failure like Bruce Lee, Tripura is another disappointment to him.
The music and the cinematography have been ok and the production values have been rich. Raaj Kiran, kept up the tag called Geethanjali director, by showing Geethanjali 2, with the title, Tripura.