Srikanth review: A tale of self-determination that feels like a warm hug

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By Prabhatha Rigobertha

May 10, 2024

Director Tushar Hiranandani’s Srikanth, based on the visually impaired businessman named Srikanth Bolla, is a welcome change in more ways than one to the genre of biopics.

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Generally, Indian biopics do shy away from showcasing the grey areas of their protagonists. Here too, Tushar Hiranandi surprises big time.

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In the second half of the movie, Srikanth has a downfall in business because of his overconfidence and a bitter attitude towards his business partner Ravi (Sharad Kelkar).

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Writers Jagadeep Siddhu and Sumit Purohit have written some crackling dialogues that stay with the viewers long after the movie has ended.

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A strong aspect of Srikanth is how the director has projected the stark contrast between India and the West regarding the education facilities for the differently abled.

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Tushar Hiranandani also does a wonderful job of showcasing the bond between Rajkummar Rao’s Srikanth and Jyothika’s Devika.

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In the title role, Rajkummar Rao delivers an exceptional performance. Jyothika also makes a big impact bringing the right mixture of warmth and fierceness.

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Srikanth makes you think about how differently-abled persons should be treated as mainstream and deserve equal opportunities, just like anyone.

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