Custody movie review
Naga Chaitanya is a constable in a police station located in a village.
The story is set in the 90s and Chaitanya loves Krithi Shetty who is forcibly getting married to another guy by her parents.
Chaitanya doesn’t know how to get his love back but he faces a huge challenge in the form of a bigtime criminal Aravind Swamy.
With the Chief Minister herself targeting Aravind Swamy, Chaitanya is left with the task of presenting him in the CBI court.
How will a constable like Chaitanya complete such a mammoth task? What happens to his love forms the rest of the story.
Analysis:
Director Venkat Prabhu has took an interesting plot where a regular constable trying to protect a criminal who is the witness in a case that involves the Chief Minister.
The movie begins with a slow pace and takes its own time to establish the characters. The first half is slow and has some cliched moments.
Pace of the movie picks up in the second half after the introduction of Aravind Swamy.
Naga Chaitanya did his level best in portraying the honest police officer role.
He showed the required intensity and his emotions during the scene where his brother dies are top notch.
Krithi Shetty got a meaty role in this film. She improved a lot in terms of acting when compared to her past works.
Aravind Swamy, Sarath Kumar, Ramki and Priyamani have all done thier part well.
The combination of Ilayaraja and Yuvan Shankar Raja have delivered what was required for the film.
Kathir’s cinematography is amazing as he generated the required mood.
Rating: 3.3/5