‘UI’ Movie Grand Release: A Look at What’s in the First Half of the Film
Actor Upendra has directed the film ‘UI’, creating significant hype around it. Today (December 20), the movie was released in a grand fashion. Known for making unique films, Upendra has brought some serious topics to the forefront this time. Here’s a review of the first half of the film.
Fans always expect something different from Upendra’s direction, and he has consistently met those expectations since his debut. ‘UI’, his latest directorial venture, has been released on a pan-India scale. The trailer hinted at addressing some serious contemporary issues, which has heightened curiosity among audiences. This morning (Dec 20), fans rushed to watch ‘UI’. Here are the highlights of the first half:
- Similar to A and Shh, Upendra showcases a “movie within a movie” in ‘UI’. The opening scene is exceptionally unique.
- Upendra introduces himself as a director in the movie. He challenges the audience by saying, “Only if you’re foolish will you watch the entire film.”
- The hero makes a different kind of entry, going against fans’ expectations. Instead of engaging in an action-packed sequence, the hero delivers a message of peace.
- Upendra portrays two distinct characters – Satyam and Kalki Bhagavan. His dual performance adds depth to the narrative.
- The story of ‘UI’ revolves around issues like inequality and poverty, though it occasionally leaves the audience confused.
- Gurprasad of Matha fame plays a small role, while heroine Reeshma Nanaiah’s character isn’t heavily highlighted in the first half.
- Upendra’s ideology of “Prajaakeeya” (his concept of people-centric governance) seems to be central to ‘UI’. He adds a cinematic touch to current political and social issues.
- The focus is more on presenting serious themes rather than delivering mere entertainment, making the film stand out from conventional movies.
- Avoiding typical love, sentiment, action, and romance tropes, Upendra experiments with a different storytelling approach.
- The question, “What does ‘UI’ mean?” remains unanswered in the first half. To find the answer, audiences must wait for the second half.
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