Savyasachi...Had no idea about the movie a day before its release...The very fact of an interesting concept like vanishing twin syndrome was intriguing and dragged me to the premiere...The movie started off with an interesting scene of a bus falling from a high altitude and opening up the hero characterization....The hero Vikram was born with an abnormal disorder where his left hand was controlled by his twin brother whose neurons remain in Vikram's brain. After the interesting 10 minutes, the next one hour the director forgot about the movie plot and designed some routine love,comedy tracks which had no relation to the storyline...The entire US episode was pointless and it just increased the runtime by another 20 min...The villain character opened up in the interval bang and gave a new hope to the movie...The second half started off with few interesting scenes where hero tries to find the villain with few clues...Just when the story plot became engaging,there was an unnecessary comedy skit and a duet song remix..The motive of the villain and the plot was revealed in the pre-climax but it was not convincing and looked silly...Overall this movie is a lost opportunity where the director could have used the hero's disorder to his strength and worked on the script.The screenplay is clumsy and narration is disengaging with the routine commercial elements. In a time when Telugu cinema is changing with directors telling new age stories in an interesting manner, this movie is a total disappointment.
Review of Savyasachi
