Family Star Movie Review
Director Parashuram Petla shifts Vijay Deverakonda's image from "Arjun Reddy" to a middle-class man in "Family Star."
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The film, backed by producer Dil Raju, often shows its big-budget extravagance, losing touch with its intended middle-class focus.
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"Family Star" prioritizes style over substance, resulting in a bland and simplified narrative lacking depth
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Vijay Deverakonda plays Govardhan, a family man managing financial struggles and known for making gossamer-thin dosas.
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Mrunal Thakur portrays Indu, a postgrad tenant who integrates into Govardhan's family and falls for him.
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A plot twist reveals a secret about Indu, causing a rift with Govardhan and leading to their strained relationship
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The film's central conflict between Deverakonda and Thakur feels contrived, relying on exaggerated dialogue and scenarios.
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Despite flaws, Deverakonda brings earnestness, and Thakur adds allure with her glamorous presence.
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"Family Star" boasts music by Gopi Sundar and cinematography by Mohanan, though overshadowed by weak writing.
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Actors like Rohini Hattangadi and Jagapathi Babu deliver solid performances, with Hattangadi's Dadi role standing out.
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