Yuvarathnaa Movie Review: This social drama on education system is impacted by its length and narrative
Yuvarathnaa Movie Rating: 2 stars
Just watched Yuvarathnaa movie on Amazon Prime Video. So let’s analyze the cast, release date, story, positive/negatives and at last my personal view on this movie.
Cast: Puneeth Rajkumar, Sayyeshaa Saigal, Dhananjaya, Prakash Raj, Diganth, Sonu Gowda, Tharak Ponnappa, Vishal Hegde, Avinash, Prakash Belawadi, Sai Kumar and Sudharani
Director: Santhosh Ananddram
Release Date: 16th April 2021 on Amazon Prime Video
Story: The film begins with the suicide of a student Sameera (a victim for a privatization of education) and her principal of RK University, Gurudev Deshmuk (Prakash Raj) decides to fight against the education mafia with the help of his former student and IAS officer Samarth Bagawath (Diganth Manchale) and a few others.
He approaches other government aided universities across the State to sign a petition against private institutions and get support for Justice-for-Sameera campaign after education minster (Sai Kumar) suggests. s the saying goes, while the cat’s away, the mice will play. In his absence, RK college is turned into a den of vice, ranging from drugs to crime. Enters Arjun (Puneeth Rajkumar) who joins the college as a student and begins to weed out the iniquities.
creates curiosity among the audience as he joins the anti privatization campaign in his own way. He gets to know some rowdy elements and drug peddlers masquerading as students trying to vitiate the atmosphere on the campus of RK University at the behest of Antony Joseph (Dhananjaya) the master mind behind privatization of education. How Arjun goes about reforming the drug-hit university and put the students’ focus back on their dreams and get 100 percent results, sets the rest of the story.
Positives
1. Story
2. Cinematography
3. Social Message
4. Acting
Negatives
1. Climax
2. Direction
3. Music
4. Screenplay
5. Length
Durgesh Tiwary’s View : > When I watched the trailer planned to watch this movie in my free time because movie looks good and had a social message along with lots of actions. Also it had some similarity of recent Telugu release Master.
RK University, a reputed college, is now on the verge of closing due to the privatization of the education system and political reasons. The college principal fights against privatization and the protagonist supports his vision. Arjun joins Rashtrakuta University as an engineering student in seventh semester. The government-aided college is at risk, what with private institutions out to tarnish the image of this college and poach students. Arjun takes on many people as soon as he joins college and seems like he’s on a mission. But who is he and what is his relation with RK University.
The first half seems a bit lengthy as the director tries to fill it with an overdose of drama. The audience is left in no doubt about the flashback of Arjun and his links to RK University. Several predictable twists and turns like the villain going after hero’s loved ones on the college premises produce a feeling of ennui among the audience.
Overall, director tried his best to show how privatization of education is taking away the right to education from the common man but it lacks somewhere as per me view, Still if you are fan of Puneeth Rajkumar it is a treat with ample dose of action, sentiments, comedy and even romance. My View on this movie Time Pass!!
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