Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire Movie Review

This weekend, are you going to watch Prabhas' Salaar? Before purchasing your tickets, make sure to read our complete movie review.

Artist: Prabhas, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Shruti Haasan, Jagapathi Babu, Easwari Rao, Shriya Reddy, Ramachandran Raju and Brahma etc.

Director: Prashanth Neel

Writer: Karthik Subbaraj

What’s Good: It's been a while since Prabhas portrayed a character who is high on adrenaline rush.

What’s Bad: Length and excessive drama at several places

Language: Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam & Kannada

Available On: Theatrical release

Runtime:  2 hours 56 minutes

The combination of Prashant Neel and Prabhas has provided fresh hope to Hindi film enthusiasts who were devastated by the release of Shahrukh Khan's "Dinky," which was one of the two massively successful movies he has released this year. Their film "Salar Part One Cease Fire" is the next installment in the new era of cinema, where the protagonist is a dangerous, merciless, and angry young guy in addition to being furious. Additionally, the story goes to the nation's goddess-worshiping girls, whose rape episodes make headlines in newspapers and news channels virtually daily, before presenting this shape.

Every day a female is taken away by these devils on flying kites of lust. Girls who do puja feel exhausted. No Kali Maa appears. and after that! Next, a Salar appears who disobeys established legal decrees. He becomes a hero for whom language, geography, and customs are irrelevant when he gives his life in the service of these terrorists. Prabhas's performance reaches a new level with this allusion to the movie "Salar Part One Cease Fire," which he had previously only accomplished in "Baahubali." There's also a mother and a maternal uncle present. Here, too, there's an imaginary princess. However, Salar Veda is a buddy in this tale as well; he doesn't bite anyone who touches him. He bites her neck.

New chapter of bloody spells

The increasing popularity of graphic stories in international film is now being felt in Indian cinema as well. The movie 'Salar Part One Cease Fire' will provide a second chance for people who detest 'Animal' to expand their social media following. These are adult-only movies. But unlike "Animal," this one doesn't feature any nude scenes. The narrative of the whole movie takes place between 1917 and 2017. Its topography is identical to that of Khansar, which its people removed from the Indian map in 1947. However, the filmmakers have so aroused the population's imaginations that they have taken this American tale and distributed it throughout the nation. Living in Tinsukia, Assam, with his teacher mother, Veda has abstained from violence in order to honor his mother's commitment. However, a young American woman appears one day and stirs up the 25-year-old mystery surrounding this tale. However, there is still a power struggle in Khansar. A terrible plot starts when King Mannar's daughter ascends to the throne and he leaves the country for a few days to verify certain intelligence.The foundation of this dominion is Balaideva Rajyam, Balaideva Asanam, where Bala is compared to the Vedic Kali son.

 

 

Big screen's 'Baahubali' is back 

Prabhas's star has been in the spotlight following both of the "Baahubali" flicks. Following this, his three films—"Saaho," "Radheshyam," and "Adipurush"—continued to be box office failures. His box office comeback is "Saalar Part One Cease Fire." The movie, which made around Rs 50 crore simply from advance reservations even before it opened, also shows that Prabhas is still a popular actor with many people if the skill of a great filmmaker is present in his work. In "Saalar Part One Cease Fire," filmmaker Prashant Neel filled in for director Om Raut, doing the work that the latter was unable to accomplish in "Adipurush."

 

Prashant, who used the tale of two friends as the inspiration for his own, has grown a banyan tree so enormous that even the movie's lead gasps when counting its branches and wants to pause and take a sip. The true testament to Prabhas' popularity is the cheers that were raised when he first appeared on screen. Prabhas also did a fantastic job portraying a character who was calm but fierce. However, "Saalar Part One Cease Fire" is not just Prabhas's movie.

 

Flag of Prithviraj, Jagapati and Shriya

Vardha is the childhood companion of Veda, the main character of the film, and Prithviraj Sukumaran plays the adult Vardha in this original story. He was born to the Khansar king's second bride. He deteriorates as a result of the sacrifice he made to preserve Veda's mother's honor, but the monarch never forgets this prince when he becomes older. Furthermore, the commanders and chieftains of the entire Khansar are terrified as a result of this one royal decision. Salar means Sardar in literal terms as well. It is her childhood Salar Deva who comes back to save Vardha when she is in danger.

If Prabhas has given a strong emotional performance in numerous scenes as a son, then Prithviraj Sukumaran dazzles as a warrior who, with the aid of his friend, transforms from a defenseless prince into a hero. When Jagapati Babu appears on TV, it always makes an impression. The role played by Shruti Haasan in this first section of the narrative is merely that of a catalyst. Additionally, the female roles in the movie "Saalar Part One Cease Fire" are under the direction of Shriya Reddy. In the political chessboard, Shriya Reddy has skillfully created a female figure among all the male characters.

Scenic cinematography, breathtaking action

Prashant Neel's most effective arrow in his quiver is the cinematography of Bhuvan Gowda from the movie "Salar Part One Cease Fire". Ambarivu's amazing course of action demonstrates a distinct way of thinking. It is also noteworthy how adeptly Ujjwal Kulkarni, the film's editor, created the illusion of a foreign setting for the parts that were filmed on set by fusing in aerial photography of such locales. The film "Salar Part One Cease Fire" has also been dubbing quite well into Hindi, which could help it become a hit on the Hindi belt. Yes, if the movie's soundtrack by Ravi Basrur had also been catchy, it would have undoubtedly turned into an adult film like to "Animal" that deserved a perfect four stars. There is no denying the film's powerful background score.