I am back to bombard all of u yet again with my latest watch..............
It might seem weird, but I loved the movie SVSC to certain extent(didn't like some parts), while every other person passed a negative comment. The crew has put in a lot of thought into the story, direction and the dialogues (while some serious efforts seem to be missing badly in some aspects and portions of the film).
The struggle, confusion and anxiety of standing up to himself in a city, expressed by Peddodu are real. A person whose ego and stomach are fed well at home and hometown, is pushed into a city where compromise is the first thing and ego should be the last one in the mind of new-entrant, while trying to find a foot-hold. Using Chinnodu, who is well-versed with how things work in a city, as a prop to draw the emotional support and necessary confidence, is also real.
What I absolutely love about the movie is the way they showed the brothers. The relationship works that way for the siblings who stay away from the parents(staying elsewhere, mostly a village) I think. The connect is more than that of brothers or friends. They have grown-up together and know each other too well from inside. They are friends and share the secrets, fears and shortcomings. They are roommates and understand the hardships of staying without parents. Above all these, they understand the strengths and have confidence in each others' actions and future. They can't live without each other, but can't cry like girl-siblings do or they can't be senti-(which makes the other person weak too). To cover this up, they draw humor from the surroundings and divert themselves. They want to stay together for a lifetime, but know that life is not that simple. Brothers are like that.......................
All the remaining stuff from the film went above my brains(and heart)!
It might seem weird, but I loved the movie SVSC to certain extent(didn't like some parts), while every other person passed a negative comment. The crew has put in a lot of thought into the story, direction and the dialogues (while some serious efforts seem to be missing badly in some aspects and portions of the film).
The struggle, confusion and anxiety of standing up to himself in a city, expressed by Peddodu are real. A person whose ego and stomach are fed well at home and hometown, is pushed into a city where compromise is the first thing and ego should be the last one in the mind of new-entrant, while trying to find a foot-hold. Using Chinnodu, who is well-versed with how things work in a city, as a prop to draw the emotional support and necessary confidence, is also real.
What I absolutely love about the movie is the way they showed the brothers. The relationship works that way for the siblings who stay away from the parents(staying elsewhere, mostly a village) I think. The connect is more than that of brothers or friends. They have grown-up together and know each other too well from inside. They are friends and share the secrets, fears and shortcomings. They are roommates and understand the hardships of staying without parents. Above all these, they understand the strengths and have confidence in each others' actions and future. They can't live without each other, but can't cry like girl-siblings do or they can't be senti-(which makes the other person weak too). To cover this up, they draw humor from the surroundings and divert themselves. They want to stay together for a lifetime, but know that life is not that simple. Brothers are like that.......................
All the remaining stuff from the film went above my brains(and heart)!
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