Kick 2009

Kick

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Cast: Ravi Teja, Ileana, Shaam, Brahmanandam, Shayaji Shinde, Kota Srinivas Rao, Venu Madhav and others,
Dialogues: Abburi Ravi
Story: Vakkantam Vamsi
Music: S S Thaman
Lyrics: Seetharama Shastry
Cinematography: Rasool Ellore
Editing: Gowtham Raju
Action: Vijay
Choreography: Raju Sundaram, Kalyan, Krishna Reddy
Executive Producer: Suresh Reddy
Produced by: Venkat
Screenplay and directed by: Surender Reddy
Release Date: May 08, 2009
CBFC Rating: U/A

What’s about!

Kalyan (Ravi Teja) is well-educated and intelligent guy but doesn’t stay in any job for long as he always seeks ‘kick’ in everything. A girl falls in love with him but his sister Naina (Ileana) scolds her for loving such reckless guy. Eventually Kalyan runs after Naina for love and romance blossoms between them. Naina asks Kalyan to stick to one job if he wants her love. He gets a job that makes Naina happy and she decides to express her love towards him. At the same time, she gets to know that he already quit the job and that makes her heartbroken and they separate. She now stays in Malaysia. A police officer Kalyan Krishna (Shaam) enters the scene. Naina’s parents arrange marriage alliance with him who comes on a mission to Malaysia. He is on the mission of nabbing an intelligent thief who is none other than Kalyan (Ravi Teja). Rest of the movie is all about why Kalyan becomes thief and the cat and mouse game between Kalyan and the police officer.

Analysis

Kick is modeled on the lines of Dhoom 2 and other cop-thief dramas but it is told in entertaining way. Rather than on the action, the film has completely focused on entertainment and Ravi Teja’s core strength of comedy style. Director Surender Reddy who is known for making films on revenge dramas has changed his pattern with this film. The first half focuses on the love track between Ileana and Ravi Teja and the comedy scenes between Ravi Teja and Brahmanadam, while the second half changes tracks as it transforms into a cat-n-mouse game between Ravi Teja and Shaam. Invariably, the movie strength lies in first half of the movie, which is more entertaining. Pace in the second half slows down but towards the climax, the movie gives okay feeling. Unlike in Hindi movies, here a sentiment angle is added to Ravi Teja’s robbery act. Such reason and other sequences defy the logic but on the whole, the movie is worth a dekko. Music is big minus. None of the songs are good to listen.