Pushpa: The Rise Movie Review, Rating

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Last updated on December 14th, 2023

‘Pushpa: The Rise‘ was released on 17 December. After watching this film, it seems that the makers were sure about their product. Although it can also be called a sort of over-confidence. Because ‘Pushpa‘ is a full-on masala film, whose word of mouth will get better with each passing day. This thing will help this film a lot.

Pushpa The Rise Movie Story:

This is the story of a boy named Pushpa Raj. One who starts his career as a laborer. But his form is such that he does not bow down in front of anyone. You can call it his Attitude / Arrogance, whatever you want. He doesn’t like taking orders from anyone. But there is frustration behind his behavior. In this turn, he leaves his job and becomes a part of the illegal business of red sandalwood in Seshachalam. Due to his strut and way of working, he soon reaches heights in this field. In a way, he becomes the kingpin of red sandalwood smuggling at the local level. Then he encounters a police officer named Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat, who is as stubborn and stubborn as Pushpa. The clash between these two gives spice for the climax of this film and ‘Pushpa Part 2‘.

Pushpa The Rise Movie Cast:

Allu Arjun
Rashmika Mandanna
Fahadh Faasil
Dhananjay
Sunil
Anasuya Bharadwaj
Shatru
Sritej
Mime Gopi
Rao Ramesh
Ajay Ghosh
Malavika Wales
Jagadeesh Prathap Bandara
Samantha Ruth Prabhu
Brahmaji

Pushpa The Rise Movie Release Date:

17 Dec 2021

Movie Trailer:

Pushpa The Rise Movie Review:

‘Pushpa – The Rise‘ is the story of rags to riches or rather an underdog. A man who was rejected by society. He raises the umpire on his own. The whole game is of that filmmaking technique, which has been called treatment in the scriptures. The way this film has been treated is what makes it special. Sukumar, who had made a film like ‘Rangasthalam’ in the past, is also the director of ‘Pushpa‘. Sukumar knows the pulse of the people. He also presents the film related to the smuggling of sandalwood in such an entertaining way that it is fun to watch. It same clichéd story. Same heroism. Same fan service. But the end result of all this turns out to be a quality masala film.

However, in ‘Pushpa‘, Allu Arjun has played the title character of a boy named Pushpa Raj. The biggest problem of this character is his attitude. But this attitude is also his biggest weapon. Our cinema editor Gajendra Singh Bhati has one thing to say. Raj Kumar Gupta of ‘No One Killed Jessica’ fame told him this. He says that there is some kind of madness in every man and that is what sets him apart from the rest. That is his superpower and also the Achilles hill. Achilles Hill is the greatest weakness of a strong thing, which causes its downfall. In this film, we only get to see the rise of ‘Pushpa‘. So here that attitude goes. But there are chances that in the next part this will also become the reason for his falling down.

Technical Aspects:

‘Pushpa‘ is a proper mainstream film, in which the hero talks as if he is really talking to someone. But there is swag in it. There is a burden of stardom in every dialogue. Because of which every line of his becomes a punchline by the time it reaches the public. There are well-choreographed action sequences in the film, which look great. The background score leaves room for it. But music director Devi Sri Prasad pays for this with his songs. But the most interesting part is the cinematography of the film. Filmmakers and cinematographers visualize the same film in two different ways. But when these two people start thinking alike, then the outline of the film changes. The same thing is seen in ‘Pushpa‘. Sukumar’s work is complemented by Miroslaw Kuba Brozek’s camera work.

What’s Bad:

Despite all the goodies, ‘Pushpa‘ is not such a film, which does not have any shortcomings. The most striking thing about the film is the love story of Rashmika Mandanna and Allu Arjun. This is the most unnecessary and problematic part of the film. We cannot share these details with you. But the film justifies this troublesome thing in the end. Which makes absolutely no sense.

Fahad Fazil has played the role of a police officer named Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat. He comes in the part at the very end of the film. When two big stars come opposite each other on the screen, then there is a different level of adrenaline rush. To capitalize on this, some confessional scenes have been inserted at the end of the film between Allu Arjun and Fahad Fazil. But these scenes are not able to create the effect for which they were given a place in the film. It would have been better if Fahad would have been introduced in the second part of the film. This would have done two things, the length of this three-hour-long film would have been reduced by at least 15-20 minutes and the film would have got a satisfying ending.

Verdict:

The overall experience of watching ‘Pushpa: The Rise‘ is that if you haven’t seen any mainstream masala film for a long time, then it can be seen.

Pushpa The Rise Movie Rating:

3 / 5 (⭐️⭐️⭐️)