Villa (Pizza-2) Review
Producer : Good Cinema Group
Music Director : Santhosh Narayan
Cast : Ashok Selvan, Sanchita Shetty, Nasser..
Movie Rating :- 2.75/5
Story
Jebin (Ashok Selvan) a wishful writer, who is on the watch for a publisher to back his first novel. Jebin under goes toughest phase of his life & his father (Nasser)’s death makes him emotionally feeble. With the help of his lawyer he gets to know about a Villa in Bheemili his father has left behind.
Arthi (Sanchita Shetty) - Jebin plan to sell the Villa and self-publish Jebin’s debut novel. Once they move into the house Jebin & Aarthi starts experiencing paranormal incidences.
Will Jebin successfully publish his Novel? Did Jebin & Aarthi successfully survive the Paranormal Incidences? What does a French psychic has to do with Villa? What happens at the villa and what are the hidden secrets of Villa is left of the story to watch in theatres.
Ashok Selvan is an actor who has few surprises in store every time we watch him in action. He has given a matured performance as Jebin an aspiring writer. His histrionics were very apt.
Sanchita Shetty as a selfish girlfriend is remarkably good in a few scenes, while in a few others she does go overboard. Chemistry between lead pair was missing in few scenes.
Nasser and Veera Santhanam have done a commendable job, along with a whole lot of new faces who have done incredibly well.
Technical
First things first Pizza 2: The Villa is not a sequel to Pizza story. The way Deepan tried to showcase “a person often meets his destiny on the road he took to avoid it” is interesting. But the spooky & first half scenes in the film are not dealt in a way that creates a huge impact.
In which Pizza was hugely successful. The pre climax and climax scenes make a good impact. First half of the film is slow, second half of the film is good. Movie even has few minor inspirations from Paycheck & Insidious. There is not so much scope for witty dialogues, but Telugu dialogues by Shashank Vennelakanti are natural & apt.
Art work in the film is adept. The magical musical score by Santhosh Narayanan adds further to the ambience, as Deepak Kumar Padhy’s outstanding cinematography conscientiously sees to it that not a pertinent detail is left out.
The CGI works in the film could have been better. Editor Leo John could have easily cut short the film by 5-10 min in the first half. The short run-time (102 minutes) is an asset. The production values by Thirukumaran Entertainment and Studio Green are good.
Plus Points
Direction
Music
Screenplay
Minus Points
Selvan's acting
Some boring moments in 1st Half
verdict
villa is a good suspense thriller.watch it
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