Jithender Reddy Movie Review

Cast: Rakesh Warre, Riya Suman, Chhatrapati Sekhar, Subbaraju, Ravi Prakash, Chhatrapati Sekhar, and others.

Editor: Ramakrishna Arram

Cinematography: V.S. Gnanasekhar

Music: Gopi Sundar

Co-Producer: Uma Ravinder

Executive Producer: Vanishree Podugu

Producer: Muduganti Ravinder Reddy

Director: Virinchi Varma

Biopics in various languages, including Telugu, are not new. However, biopics based on selfless individuals working for the country, without any personal agenda, are rare. Former Prime Ministers of India like Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Narendra Modi also began their journey as selfless workers and later reached the highest offices in the country. The role of RSS volunteers at the grassroots level is something that cannot be overlooked in such achievements. The story of Jithender Reddy, a selfless volunteer, is one such rare biopic. So, who exactly is Jithender Reddy? Let's find out in this movie review.

Rakesh Warre, known for his family-oriented love stories like Evvariki Cheppoddu, has now ventured into a high-voltage action drama, which is a great leap. His portrayal of Jithender Reddy in the movie is quite engaging. He has put a lot of effort into this role. The performance of the actor who played the PDSU leader after Rakesh Warre was also impressive. Subbaraju's portrayal of the selfless volunteer and Chhatrapati Sekhar as a Naxalite leader were commendable. Other actors have performed well within their limits.

Plus Points:

Story and narration

Direction

Climax

Minus Points:

Lack of big stars

Some boring songs at certain points

Slow first half

Punch Line: Jithender Reddy – The story of a selfless volunteer who fought against the atrocities of the comrades.

Rating: 3.25/5