"Vaali" is an important film in Sudeep's career, where he shines in double role playing the characters of Deva, who is deaf and mute and his younger brother Shiva, showing the audience about his acting capabilities.
The film was remade from the 1999 Tamil film of the same name, hence the script does not change, and it is very good. The film excels in narration and storytelling which would keep the audience engaged. The flow of events are continious illustrating the excellent screenplay.
However, the film does have its own share of negatives like the songs are directly copied from the original Tamil version due to which there is no originality, which has dampened the musical appeal of the film. Additionally, the background scrore by Rajesh Ramanath fails to create any impact among the audience as it its pretty poor, and the dialogues are mediocre in comparison to the film's other strengths.
Sudeep's exceptional performance along with compelling narrative and strong screenplay, elavates the film. Despite its flaws in music and dialogues, it's a good watch for any Kannada film enthusiast.
Rating: 7/10 Verdict: Good.
The film was remade from the 1999 Tamil film of the same name, hence the script does not change, and it is very good. The film excels in narration and storytelling which would keep the audience engaged. The flow of events are continious illustrating the excellent screenplay.
However, the film does have its own share of negatives like the songs are directly copied from the original Tamil version due to which there is no originality, which has dampened the musical appeal of the film. Additionally, the background scrore by Rajesh Ramanath fails to create any impact among the audience as it its pretty poor, and the dialogues are mediocre in comparison to the film's other strengths.
Sudeep's exceptional performance along with compelling narrative and strong screenplay, elavates the film. Despite its flaws in music and dialogues, it's a good watch for any Kannada film enthusiast.
Rating: 7/10 Verdict: Good.
