Film trade analyst Sumit Kadel recently shared his review of “Salaar Ceasefire,” awarding it a solid (3.5) stars.
“Salaar Ceasefire” is hailed as a mass bonanza, bearing the distinctive stamp of director Prashanth Neel throughout. Kadel notes that while the film starts at a slow pace, it concludes on a high note, with a compelling interval block. The real essence of the movie unfolds in the second half, where intriguing twists in the screenplay keep the audience engaged.
The last hour of the film is described as extraordinary, featuring electrifying elevation scenes that are expected to receive a thunderous response in theaters. One particular sequence, where Prabhas saves a girl, is highlighted as goosebumps-inducing.
The climax of the film is identified as a major highlight, setting the stage for “Salaar Ceasefire Part-2.”
Prabhas, the lead actor, is praised for being presented on celluloid with the glory he deserves. His fantastic action blocks are deemed a feast for his fans. Prithviraj’s performance is described as brilliant, adding depth to the film.
While the background music by Ravi Basrur is considered good, Kadel suggests it could have been even better. The cinematography and overall mounting of the film are acknowledged for their lavish quality.
Summing up, “Salaar Ceasefire” is deemed a good watch, although it suffers from a slow narrative. However, it concludes on a satisfactory note, especially in the last 45 minutes. Kadel predicts success on the box office front, asserting that it will prove to be a winner for Hombale Films.
