Maaya Telugu Movie Review and Rating

Release date : Aug 01, 2014
Author Rating : 2.5/5
Director : Neelkanta
Producer : Madhura Sreedhar, M.V.K. Reddy
Music Director : Sekhar Chandra
Starring : Harshavardhan Rane, Avantika, Sushma Raj , Nandini Rai

story:

Meghana (Avantika Mishra) is a young television journalist who has extrasensory perception (ESP) syndrome. With this, it can predict the future in advance. One day, she meets a fashion designer named Siddharth Varma (Harshavardhan Rane). It is love at first sight for Siddharth, who begins his impressive.Over time, even starting to like Meghana. When things seem to go well, Meghana meets his childhood friend Pooja (Sushma Raj), and comes to know that she will soon Siddharth fiancé. At this point, a depressed Pooja Meghana expected to be killed by Siddharth.Why Pooja Siddharth want to kill? What is the flashback behind it? Is Meghana be able to stop this murder? For answers to all these questions, you need to watch it on the silver screen.

Plus points:

Harshavardhan Rane that usually different types of roles, gave a performance matured in this film. Although this is the first film to Avanthika Mishra, she also gave impressive performances. Its intense expressions are very good, and she played the role to the best of his ability.The film begins with an interesting scene that puts you in the mood of the film. The scenes where the heroine future plans were extremely well presented. There are some interesting scenes in the second half, and the twist in the climax is very good.

Minus Points:

Although the film begins on a high note, waterfalls considerably just after the opening credits. Except for one or two scenes, the first half of the film falls flat. There are a lot of unnecessary scenes inducted in the first half, to establish the love track between the lead pair.The second half also started with the interesting scene, but even here the tempo is never implemented. There is no need to songs in this type of film, but they have been included, which was totally unnecessary. Although this film is told as a thriller, there's not a lot of exciting scenes.

Technical aspects:-

Cinematography of the film is very good. All visual look rich and colorful. Songs have been shot well. Chandra Shekar's music is about right, but his background score has been helpful in some scenes. While editing the film is striking, policymakers should have concentrated more in the first half.Neelakanta future captain of the ship, its concept is very good, but it failed to some extent in the execution of the plot. The film's production values are very good.

Verdict:

Overall, Neelakanta does not create a lot of magic with "Maaya". Except for the opening scene, climax and a few thrilling moments, there is not much in the film. It lacks the rush which is essential must for a thriller, and will only be appreciated by the public multiplex.