Game Changer Movie Review: Three films are in the Sankranti ring this time. First, Ram Charan's Game Changer from Mega Compound hit the screens on January 10. Balakrishna's Daku Maharaj from Nandamuri Compound on January 12, and Victory Venkatesh's Sankranthi Kaarayam from Daggubati Compound on January 14 are coming. Game Changer hit the theaters today.
This is the first film by Tamil director Shankar in Telugu, and Ram Charan plays the lead role. This is also Ram Charan's solo film after five years.. Amidst all these interesting aspects, Dil Raju made this film with a huge production budget, which aroused even more curiosity among the audience. Let's see if this movie met the expectations of the audience..to what extent did it please the cine lovers.
Game Changer Movie Story:
AP CM Bobbili Satyamurthy (Srikanth) of the Abhyudaya Party completely changed a year before the elections. He issues orders to the ministers and MLAs to prevent corruption in the state and to work honestly. However, the CM's decision is not liked by his son, Mining Minister Bobbili Mopidevi (SJ Surya).
He ignores the Chief Minister's words and continues the corruption without his knowledge. Along with this, he hatches conspiracies to take the Chief Minister's seat instead of his father. At the same time, while performing duties as a young IPS in UP.. Ram Nandan (Ram Charan), who re-wrote the civil services exam and was selected as IAS, comes to Visakhapatnam as the Collector. He warns the rowdies and traders to stop corruption and violence in this district.
It is against this backdrop that the fight between Minister Mopi Devi and Collector Ramnandan begins. In short, it can be said that it is a war between a young IAS officer and a political leader. What kind of moves did Mopi Devi, who was eager for positions, make for the post of Chief Minister? How did he try to stop the intruding IAS officer Ramnandan with the power of authority? How did Ramnandan respond to Mopi Devi in this backdrop? What is Ramnandan's relationship with Parvati (Anjali)? How did Ram's love affair with Deepika (Kiara Advani) turn out? To know all these things, you have to watch it on screen.
Game Changer Movie Analysis:
Shankar's previous films, like Oke Okadu and Sivaji, are also visible in this. The film is seen by the audience as a struggle between the constitutional system and the electoral college. In today's world, when social media has penetrated the masses so quickly, the common man cannot remain unaware of how the CM is selected and how the elections are conducted. Although this film is also in the same vein, the director has made some scenes very interesting. Especially the scenes between the two will please the audience.
For the audience who is immersed in the war scenes, the love story of Ramanandan's flashback stories suddenly seems a bit minus. However, the suspense that comes in the interludes is impressive. Usually, flashback episodes are impressive in Shankar's films. A similar attempt has been made in this film too. It must be said that Ram Charan has lived the character in three dimensions. Kiara Advani's role was not given much importance, but she acted well within her scope.
Anjali was very impressive as Parvathy. She cultivated emotions. Jayaram, Samudrakhani, Rajiv Kanakala, Sunil, Vennela Kishore, Naveen Chandra, Brahmanandam, Prithvi, Raghubabu, and others can be said to have done justice to their roles. Thaman's music can be said to be the main strength of the film. The songs Jaragandi, Raa Maccha, and Arugamidu entertain the audience well. These songs are even more impressive when seen on screen than when heard. The cinematography is very good.
In two words about the film, it is a pull game for the fans and an Inkasta game for the audience.
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