• About Us
  • Contact
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
Tuesday, February 7, 2023
26 °c
Hyderabad
29 ° Fri
30 ° Sat
31 ° Sun
31 ° Mon
Snooper-Scope
  • Home
  • Entertainment
  • News
  • Reviews
  • Film
  • Web Series
  • OTT Film
  • Music
  • Shows
  • Listicles
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Entertainment
  • News
  • Reviews
  • Film
  • Web Series
  • OTT Film
  • Music
  • Shows
  • Listicles
No Result
View All Result
Snooper-Scope
No Result
View All Result
Home Entertainment

‘Tuck Jagadish’ Review: An outdated storyline and sloppy narrative mar this family drama

Pradeep Kamadana by Pradeep Kamadana
September 10, 2021
in Entertainment, Reviews
Reading Time: 3 mins read
A A
0
Tuck Jagadish

Image Courtesy: Prime Video

1
SHARES
51
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterWhatsapp

We have seen many films centered on family feuds and rivalry between two different families in the past. The list of those films goes countless till the recent one Chinna Babu that was made on the same subject of family relations. Tuck Jagadish also dwells on the same outdated premise of family bond and rivalry between two families which is streaming now on ace digital platform Amazon Prime Video.

Story

Set in a village Bhudevipuram, the enmity between the peace-loving Adisesh Naidu (Nasser) and the distinctly opposite Veerendra (Daniel Balajee) who wants to settle scores through the means of violence.

Both the sons of Adisesh Naidu, the elder son Bose Babu (Jagapathi Babu), and the younger one Jagadish (Nani) enter into a conflict mode after the demise of their father due to a property feud between them.

How Jagadish thwarts the attempts of Bose Babu on one hand who wants to lay his hands on their property and Veerendra who is on a land-grabbing spree on the other hand is the main story of Tuck Jagadish.

Performances

Nani true to his Natural Star image performs as expected but due to the predictable storyline, his character lacks the newness, as a result his performance looks stereotyped. His mannerisms and body language follow the same pattern as displayed in his earlier films which he needs to avoid in the future.

Jagapathi Babu too was seen in a similar character umpteen times and there is nothing new in his character which he played in his signature racy style.

Ritu Varma though looked beautiful doesn’t have much to do and she is such a wonderful actress who got wasted in this film due to poor characterization.

Aishwarya Rajesh too meets the same fate and falls prey to a poorly written role as there was nothing much to do for her and she was wasted in a not-so-important character.

Other actors, quite plenty of them like Rohini, Naresh, Praveen, Devadarshini, Rao Ramesh, and Parvathi fare well despite loopholes in designing their characters.

Behind the scenes

Shiva Nirvana is a director with potential as proved in his earlier outings, Ninnu Kori and Majili but when it came to Tuck Jagadish, the spark in him went missing. The poor story selection that offered nothing new and a shoddy screenplay has become the stumbling blocks for the film.

Though the ‘Warning Scene’ was well-conceived and presented, it could not contribute much to the narrative.

Except for the background score of Gopi Sundar which tried to inject some freshness, the songs composed by Thaman fail to strike any chord on the screen.

Another positive aspect was the appealing photography by Prasad Murella who has done a commendable job that gave some kind of edge to the otherwise dull and drab narrative.

The editing of Prawin Pudi was off the mark and should have easily chopped more than 20 minutes of this 148-minute long ordeal.

Final Verdict

The makers have taken a wise decision to release Tuck Jagadish on OTT as there is a chance of more people watching the film rather than in theaters because of the lacklustre story telling.

An outdated storyline and sloppy narrative mar this family drama which offers nothing new as everything takes a predictable mode whose length eventually testing the nerves. Watch this at your own risk that too if you are a hard-core Nani fan.

https://www.primevideo.com/region/eu/detail/0NVBLDPYYPPUYEVJRTZL4TTR69/ref=atv_hm_hom_c_vRJ6BI_brws_3_1

Tags: Amazon Prime VideoNaniTuck Jagadish
ShareTweetSend
Previous Post

Disney+Hotstar’s first Telugu series ‘Unheard’ on Sept. 17

Next Post

‘Mumbai Dairies 26/11’ Review: A poignant tale of unsung warriors

Pradeep Kamadana

Pradeep Kamadana

Writer, Blogger & Film Critic

Related Posts

Entertainment

Watch Quantum Leap On-line: Season 1 Episode 12

February 7, 2023
0
News

Ranked Alternative Voting Received on the Polls in 2022

February 7, 2023
0
Entertainment

Miles And Keleigh Teller Share The ‘Pandemonium’ Of Philly Sports activities, And How It Feels To Be In A Tremendous Bowl Advert

February 7, 2023
0
Entertainment

SEVENTEEN’s Hoshi Is Going Viral After His Sudden Feedback About BSS’s “Sunbaenims”

February 7, 2023
0
Entertainment

What! Kantara Is “Really is a Sequel, Half 1 Anticipated in 2013

February 7, 2023
0
Entertainment

Mel Brooks’ ‘Historical past Of The World Half II’ Dropped A Full-Size Trailer And In some way Added Even Extra Of Your Favourite Comedians

February 7, 2023
0
Next Post
Mumbai Dairies 26/11

'Mumbai Dairies 26/11' Review: A poignant tale of unsung warriors

love, The Baker And The Beauty

'The Baker And The Beauty' Review: Oddities galore in this whimsical love triangle

voyeurism, A striking revelation about the evils of voyeurism

'NET' Assessment: A placing revelation concerning the evils of voyeurism

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest

‘Lift’ Review: A stretched-out sluggish thriller

October 2, 2021

‘Itlu Amma’ Review: A decent reminder of Gandhian philosophy

October 8, 2021
streaming, ott, october

Exciting films and web series lined up in October 2021

September 29, 2021

‘Aakashavani’ Review: A masterpiece that defines the art of filmmaking

September 24, 2021

‘Breathe Into The Shadows’ Review

1

‘Chintu Ka Birthday’ Review

1

The Forgotten Army Review

1
operation

‘Avrodh:The Seige Within’ Review

1

Watch Quantum Leap On-line: Season 1 Episode 12

February 7, 2023

Ranked Alternative Voting Received on the Polls in 2022

February 7, 2023

Miles And Keleigh Teller Share The ‘Pandemonium’ Of Philly Sports activities, And How It Feels To Be In A Tremendous Bowl Advert

February 7, 2023

SEVENTEEN’s Hoshi Is Going Viral After His Sudden Feedback About BSS’s “Sunbaenims”

February 7, 2023

Recent News

Watch Quantum Leap On-line: Season 1 Episode 12

February 7, 2023
0

Ranked Alternative Voting Received on the Polls in 2022

February 7, 2023
0

Miles And Keleigh Teller Share The ‘Pandemonium’ Of Philly Sports activities, And How It Feels To Be In A Tremendous Bowl Advert

February 7, 2023
0

SEVENTEEN’s Hoshi Is Going Viral After His Sudden Feedback About BSS’s “Sunbaenims”

February 7, 2023
0

Snooper-Scope is the gateway of entertainment encompassing updated news, insightful views, and authentic reviews of films, web series, shows and music across the world.

Follow Us

Recent News

Watch Quantum Leap On-line: Season 1 Episode 12

February 7, 2023

Ranked Alternative Voting Received on the Polls in 2022

February 7, 2023
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy

© 2021-23 Snooper-Scope

No Result
View All Result
  • Entertainment
  • News
  • Reviews
  • Web Series
  • Music
  • Shows
  • Listicles

© 2021-23 Snooper-Scope

Snooper-Scope
Go to mobile version