Weekend Box-office: Jathi Ratnalu is a Massive Blockbuster:- Marking the Maha Shivaratri weekend, three films Jathi Ratnalu, Sreekaram and Gaali Sampath released on Thursday. Jathi Ratnalu was miles ahead in the expectations and the promotions. The film performed exceptionally well over the weekend and collected a theatrical share of Rs 20.45 crores across the globe in four days. The film is made on a strict budget of Rs 4 crores and the theatrical rights are valued at Rs 11.5 crores. The fourth-day numbers of Jathi Ratnalu are higher than the first-day collections all over and the film is expected to collect Rs 40 crores in its final run.
Loud characters become a liability in this survival drama
Every now and then we have been witnessing rescue efforts of the government when a child falls into a open borewell, mostly with no success . In this film, when an adult finds himself in that situation, one expects the audience to empathise, but that doesn’t happen. Rajendra Prasad as Gaali Sampath isn’t starving as long he is in the well. He has a water bottle that he hangs around his neck and he keeps sipping it at regular intervals and is seen eating chips.
Gaali Sampath
Direction: Annish Krishna
Gaali Sampath Story
Gaali Sampath (Rajendra Prasad) loses his voice after an accident but he dreams of turning an actor and settle well in life. His son Suri (Sree Vishnu) lands into trouble because of his father. Suri s love life gets disturbed because of Gaali Sampath and they part ways. The rest of Gaali Sampath is all about their bonding and how they reunite again after several hurdles. Watch Gaali Sampath to know about the rest of the story:
Gaali Sampath Analysis
Gaali Sampath is completely based on Rajendra Prasad and his performance. The film looks outdated right from the first frame. The entertainment and the Fi Fi language irritates the audience. The love story between Sree Vishnu and Lovely Singh too makes no impact. The interval portions of the film are shot well. The film lacks good quality and is made on a strict budget. On the whole, the first half of Gaali Sampath is disappointing.