Ghani Review And Rating

Young actor Varun Tej is returning back to the silver screen after a long time with the movie ‘Ghani’. The sports drama is jointly produced by Siddu and Allu Bobby. It is directed by Kiran Korrapati. Here’s the review for you: Plot: Vikramaditya wins the Andhra Pradesh state boxing championship in 2004. Unfortunately, he will get suspended from the game due to drugs usage. Vikramaditya’s son (Varun Tej) follows the footprints of his father to become a boxer to prove to the people. Ghani’s mother (Nadhiya) doesn’t want her son to pursue his career in boxing as his father got suspended due to allegations of drugs. Ghani gets boxing training without knowing to her mother. Ghani becomes district champion. Vijendra Sinha(Sunil Shetty) who used to be opponent to Ghani’s father. How Ghani will take revenge on Vijendra Sinha? What is the real reason for Ghani’s father’s suspension forms the story. Performance: Varun Tej’s always rocks his character and always gives his level best for the film, the craft as he did a commendable job in the film. He steals the show with his performance. Varun Tej hard work for boxing was pretty visible on the big screen during the training montage song. Saiee Majrekar made her Telugu debut with the movie, she got a very limited role, and she manages to entertain the audience even in a short gap. Sunil Shetty, Naveen Chandra, and Upendra does justice to their roles. Tamannah’s item song just went out of the blue, it didn’t add much to the film. As always Tamannas kills it in an item song Plus Points: Varun Tej’s performance Production Values BGM Few Elevation scenes Minus Points: Predictable story Weak Narration Outdates scenes Verdict: Ghani is a decent sports drama. Rating: 2.5/5