If you're looking for a trainwreck of a movie, look no further than "Sita" starring Kajal Aggarwal and Bellamkonda Srinivas. The acting was so bad, it's a wonder the trees in the background didn't outshine the cast. Kajal Aggarwal herself seemed to have taken acting lessons from a cardboard cutout, and delivered lines with all the emotion and nuance of a rock. Bellamkonda Srinivas was even worse, every line he delivered was like a punch to the gut, and not in a good way. It was like watching a robot trying to do a human's job. I'm pretty sure even a brick wall would have more range than he did.
And let's not even get started on the VFX. It was like the budget for special effects was spent entirely on a single bad green screen shot, and then they decided to just phone it in for the rest of the movie. Honestly, I've seen better effects in a high school play.
But the real kicker was the screenplay. It was so slow, I could feel myself aging as I watched. Scenes dragged on and on, and nothing seemed to happen for what felt like hours. I'm pretty sure I could have gone out for lunch and come back and the same scene would still be going on.
And don't even get me started on the direction. It was like the director had no idea what they were doing, and just threw random shots together in the hopes that something would stick. It was like watching a student film, but with worse lighting.
And let's not forget the cringeworthy content. From the painfully awkward dance numbers to the cringe-inducing attempts at humor, "Sita" was a masterclass in how not to make a movie. It was so bad, I'm pretty sure it gave me secondhand embarrassment just watching it.
In conclusion, "Sita" was a disaster of a movie that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. The acting was terrible, the VFX were mediocre, the screenplay was unbearably slow, the direction was bad, and the content was cringeworthy. Do yourself a favor and skip this one.
And let's not even get started on the VFX. It was like the budget for special effects was spent entirely on a single bad green screen shot, and then they decided to just phone it in for the rest of the movie. Honestly, I've seen better effects in a high school play.
But the real kicker was the screenplay. It was so slow, I could feel myself aging as I watched. Scenes dragged on and on, and nothing seemed to happen for what felt like hours. I'm pretty sure I could have gone out for lunch and come back and the same scene would still be going on.
And don't even get me started on the direction. It was like the director had no idea what they were doing, and just threw random shots together in the hopes that something would stick. It was like watching a student film, but with worse lighting.
And let's not forget the cringeworthy content. From the painfully awkward dance numbers to the cringe-inducing attempts at humor, "Sita" was a masterclass in how not to make a movie. It was so bad, I'm pretty sure it gave me secondhand embarrassment just watching it.
In conclusion, "Sita" was a disaster of a movie that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. The acting was terrible, the VFX were mediocre, the screenplay was unbearably slow, the direction was bad, and the content was cringeworthy. Do yourself a favor and skip this one.