GAAMY MOVIE REVIEW

GAAMY MOVIE REVIEWGAAMY MOVIE REVIEW

Shankar, who lives as an agora on the banks of the Ganges, has an allergic reaction to the touch of other humans and faints. This problem can be solved only by the herb on top of the Himalayas. The Guru of the Agoris orders him to go and look for herbs. Shankar goes in search of herb. A girl joins Shankar on his way. It is a story of whether he found the herb risking his life.

A Devadasi woman named Durga refuses to make her daughter a Devadasi in a village in Andhra Pradesh. As a result, the town faces her. Some abduct the daughter of a woman who defies this resistance. This is the second story.

A young man is tortured for medical examination in a snow-covered building on the Indo-China border. This young man escapes from this torture. This is the third story.

The director not only connects this three-tiered story at a point, but also makes him travel the road of screenplay wonderfully.

Eleshchi is the first scene where Harithuwar begins spiritually on the banks of the Ganges. The subsequent scenes are awe-inspiring views of the Himalayas.

Viswanth Reddy Chelumala’s cinematography and Raghavendra Tharun’s editing are strengths. The cinematography is excellent in a screenplay that is a bit confusing.

Hero Viswaksen has few dialogues. A victim’s state of mind is well expressed both physically and mentally.

Agoris on the banks of the Ganges, spirituality as Buddha’s wisdom, self-aware psychology and a bit of science have come together in a film that gives a visual experience ‘gaami’.

RATING  ;    4 /5

REVIEW BY B4UMEDIA TEAM

cast

• Vishwak Sen as Shankar
• Chandini Chowdary as Dr. Jahnavi
• Abhinaya as Durga
• Harika Pedda as Uma, Durga’s daughter
• Dayanand Reddy
• Mohammad Samad as CT-333
• Shanti Rao as Tara
• Mayank Parakh as Dr. Bakshi
• Sridhar as Basava
• John Kottoly as Sudhama
• Sharath Kumar as The Ayurvedic Guru
• Rajnish as The Monk
• Aumkar Katamaraju as Ravi
• Venkat
• Unnikrishnan