Ram Charan’s Game Changer Movie Review and Summary
In his most recent film “Game Changer” international superstar Ram Charan collaborates for the first time with acclaimed Indian filmmaker Shankar Shanmugam. It is also the 50th milestone project for producer Dil Raju and Shankar’s first Telugu film.
The picture which was much anticipated eventually debuted in theaters throughout the world today over four years after it was first announced. The governments of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka allowed early morning performances in a number of theaters.
Fans have been posting their review about the movie on their individual social media profiles since the early morning screenings ended.
Game Changer, a political entertainment film directed by Shankar was made on a huge budget of about Rs 450 crore. Shankar and his team of writers developed the film’s narrative which was penned by Tamil filmmaker Karthik Subbaraj.
Ram Charan plays two parts in the ensemble cast of the movie. The supporting cast includes Kiara Advani, SJ Suryah, Anjali, Jayaram, Naveen Chandra and a number of other big named actors.
Here’s the Trailer:
Movie Summary:
A recently hired collector in Visakhapatnam “Ram Nandan” IAS (Ram Charan) is renowned for his unwavering commitment and sincerity. He is in conflict with Bobbili Mopidevi (SJ Suryah), the son of Chief Minister Sathyamurthy (Srikanth) who is heavily involved in criminal activity because of his unwavering pursuit of justice.
Mopidevi, frustrated by Ram’s meddling, plans his demise and suspends him on fictitious grounds. But just when Mopidevi appears to be winning, CM Sathyamurthy unexpectedly changes the political scene by suggesting Ram to succeed him as chief minister. A high-stakes contest of cunning and might ensues. Will Ram be able to take on the role of CM? To what extent will Mopidevi go in order to fulfill his goals? This compelling political drama holds the answers that by watching this movie only it can be uncovered.
Overall Review:
Shankar shows that he can write a compelling political drama. The picture benefits greatly from Thaman’s music. Shameer and Ruben’s editing makes sure the movie keeps a fast tempo while Tirru’s cinematography masterfully conveys the story. Rich and up to standard are the production values.
Overall, Game Changer is a good political drama that is enhanced by outstanding performances. SJ Suryah gives an engaging performance that matches Ram Charan’s intensity in both roles. One of the film’s highlights is their clashes. However, the overall impact is lessened by a few pointless scenes and the second half’s lack of emotional depth. The movie is nonetheless worth seeing in spite of these issues particularly for those who enjoy political dramas.
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