KGF – Chapter 1 Movie Review: Star Performance Yet again, slow-mo action sequences are used just for the sake of it and hence feels monotonous after a point of time. The look of the film is very good and Bhuvan Gowda’s camera captures the aerial shots very well. One major drawback of the film is its length! With over 2 and a half hours, major sequences in the second half add to the unnecessary drama on-screen. Swag naturally oozes out from the bold-faced beardo in Yash. But, it’s the character of Yash that makes this one interesting than many others. Replace KGF with a city and you’ll get many masala movies revolving around a similar concept. KGF – Chapter 1 Movie Review: Yash’s Journey From Style To Stale! KGF – Chapter 1 Movie Review: Script Analysisĭirector Prashanth Neel has penned the story himself which is kind of done to death in Indian cinema. Rocky gets involved with all of them to set free the Kolar Gold Fields & rule it. Amidst this, we are introduced to Reena (Srinidhi Shetty), the love interest of Rocky and her Mafia family. From the birth of Rocky to how he grows up to fulfill his mother’s dream of being the richest man, is what the story is all about. There’s a journalist whose book on Rocky’s life was banned and seizes by the government.Īnother current journalist gets the last burnt copy of that book and here’s where the flashback starts. On the present day, we see government declaring warrant against the biggest criminal of India. All this happens in the late 50s in the decade where Rocky was born. His mother dies of a disease but asks him to be the richest man in the world. Rocky (Yash) is the product of Kolar Gold Field who gets discovered along with the gold in that area.
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