Ravi Teja who didn’t get much to undergo transformations for his characters in previous movies is going to amaze us in a never-before character as India’s biggest thief Tiger Nageswara Rao.
The title glimpse of the movie was envisioned to introduce us to the world of Tiger Nageswara Rao, though the character was not introduced.
It’s now time to have a sneak peek into Tiger’s zone and witness his wild hunt. A glimpse called Tiger’s Invasion is out now and it gives the impression that he is wilder than wild animals.
The initial portions give all the elevations to Tiger Nageswara Rao’s character as the most wanted criminal in the country who absconds from Madras Central Jail and becomes the first person to do so.
Until the last portions, the protagonist’s face isn’t shown, yet we get to see his barbaric acts as a robber who adopts a violent path since his childhood.
His special abilities are explained by Murali Sharma’s character who feels pity that Tiger chose the unlawful path, or else he would have become an athlete or a soldier, or a good politician for his rare skills.
Finally, when Ravi Teja is introduced as Tiger Nageswara Rao, he gives a terrifying glance.
Then the last sequence of Tiger getting on top of the train through a bridge and making an attempt to rob it shows his courageous nature.
Ravi Teja lives the role of Tiger Nageswara Rao. He does a swell job, as the most infamous robber of the country. The actor underwent an exceptional makeover and he scares just with his stare.
Director Vamsee has done a brilliant job in terms of writing as well as taking. He got complete support from all his technicians.
The cinematography by R Madhie and music by GV Prakash Kumar, including the sound effects, complement each other and offers a thrilling experience.
Avinash Kolla’s production design depicting the 70s is another masterwork, wherein the production values of Abhishek Agarwal Arts are extraordinary.
The video called- Tiger’s Invasion sets the bar too high for the movie which is slated for release on October 20th for Dussehra.
