First things first, i liked it !
For me, this movie isn't realistic. No way near!
This movie is not about patriotism. Don't get fooled.
However, i really liked the way writers expressed themselves through the characters.
It seems writers aimed at establishing Ramam's character with two virtues, Duty and Love. May be that is the reason why they named protagonist after Ram. While it is very easy to institute "Duty" in a soldier role, it is no cake walk to manifest the other virtue. While protagonist is named Ramam, it is natural to name the lead actress as Sita or Janaki. I'm glad they went with Sita Ramam.
While all the characters have emoted so naturally, it is the conversations between the characters that etched on my memory. I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation between the two lead characters. Sheer poetry! I'm envious of writer who has used simple words to describe Ramam's admiration towards Sita. "మీరు అసలే సీత " This one liner by Ramam manifests Seetha as a paragon of beauty. There were many such occasions where Ramam would make one feel envy with his word play.
Each character has an arc, even though predictable. Rashmika's transformation is bound to happen. Ramam's journey is on the path of Duty, Righteousness and Sacrifice. Sita's journey is full of thorns and sadness.
While everything is so good about this movie, there is a thorn in the flesh too. I didn't understand why writer want to establish the cast of Sumant's character. There is absolutely no need of "Sarma" jibe. There are few other scenes where writers try to emphasise Vishnu's cast (Brahmin). This is so redundant. Hope it satiated the ego of the writers. Nevertheless, i liked the movie.
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