Siddharth Roy Movie Review, Logics Vs Emotions

Siddharth Roy featuring Tanvi Negi as Nandini, Anand Bharti, Kalyani Natarajan, and others in key roles hit theatres on February 23. The film, reminiscent of Arjun Reddy, explores the life of Siddhartha Roy, portrayed by Deepak Saroj, who, driven by love, transforms from a logical genius to an emotionally charged individual.

Siddhartha Roy, a love-stricken man in pursuit of Indu (Tanvi Negi), unravels his story through the eyes of those around him. Raised with a focus on logic and devoid of emotions, Siddharth faces a turning point when Indu challenges his worldview. The narrative delves into Siddhartha's transformation as emotions like ego, anger, and love surface, questioning the very essence of his existence.

In the first half, the film captivates with discussions about Siddhartha's logical demeanour. However, as emotions escalate in the second half, the storyline becomes predictable, resembling Siddhartha's own journey. The movie, though well-acted by Deepak Saroj and Tanvi Negi, occasionally feels more like a lecture on logic and emotions than a cinematic experience.

Despite a somewhat predictable storyline, the film stands out in terms of cinematography, rich visuals, and a noteworthy soundtrack. Yashasvi's direction is seamless, and the production values are evident throughout.

In conclusion, Siddhartha Roy offers a portrayal of life before and after emotions, deviating from the comparisons to Arjun Reddy. While the movie has its merits, it occasionally feels didactic, making it challenging to expect groundbreaking elements from the trailer.