47 Days Movie Review

47 Days is a Telugu thrilling, mystery, and drama film released in 2020. Pradeep Maddali Pradeep Maddali is an Indian film industry directo >> Read More... is the film’s writer and director. Sridhar Makkuva, Vijay Donkada, Dabbara Sashi Bhushan, and Naidu Raghu Kunche Raghu Kunche is a music director and Playback Sing >> Read More... are the film’s producers. G. Krishna Prasad handles the camera work, and Brahma Kadali Brahma Kadali is an Indian art director who is kno >> Read More... gave the art direction. Raghu Kunche composed the music, and S.R. Shekhar edited the film. The film’s production company is Title Card Entertainment.

Satyadev Kancharana and Pooja Jhaveri Pooja Jhaveri is yet another example of a small-to >> Read More... are the leading cast. Roshini Prakash Roshini Prakash is an Indian actress. She was born >> Read More... , Srikanth Iyyengar, Ravi Varma He was born in East Godavari district, Andhra Prad >> Read More... , Mukhtar Khan Muktar Alias Mukhtar Khan is Hyderabad based actor >> Read More... , Sathya Prakash Sathya Prakash is a popular south Indian villain a >> Read More... , Hari Teja Hari Teja is a TV actress, TV Anchor, a classical >> Read More... , Kireeti Damaraju Kireeti Damaraju is an Indian actor. He works in t >> Read More... , Sri Sudha Sri Sudha is a professional south Indian actress i >> Read More... , Ashok Kumar Ashok Kumar hails from Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. >> Read More... , Akshara, and Darbha Appaji Ambarisha Darbha Appaji Ambarisha is an actor and creative d >> Read More... play supporting roles.

Plot

Satya (Satya Dev) is an ACP in Vizag who gets a six-month suspension when he fails to save his fellow officer. Sathya’s wife Paddu (Roshini Prakash) recently died mysteriously, and he is shattered by this. Even his child Swetcha cannot make him calm. He gets distracted from his job and tries his best to find the cause of his wife’s death.

One day, he hears about the suicide case of Srinivas, a pharma industrialist near the side of Vizag beach. He links this case with the death of his wife and starts investigating. During the investigation, he learns about a strange girl Juliet (Pooja Jhaveri). 

What is the link between the case of a pharma industrialist and Satya’s wife's death? Will Satya be able to find out the cause of his wife’s death in the next 47 days? What other challenges is Satya going to face? Who is this strange girl Juliet? Did Juliet kill Satya’s wife?  

Star Performance

The real strength of the film is Satya. He runs the whole film alone. He gave an outstanding performance. His dialogue delivery, action, and way of investigation are stunning. From a smart police officer to a depressed widower, he has depicted all the emotions in a balanced proportion.

Pooja Javeri also gave a fantastic performance. She adds a mysterious element and keeps the film engaging. Roshini Prakash played a minor role, but she executed her part perfectly.

 With his performance, Srikanth Iyengar Srikanth Iyengar is a Telugu actor and director bo >> Read More... proves how talented he is. He looks very natural and realistic on screen. The way he delivers his dialogue is a plus point for this film. Ravi Verma Ravi Verma is one of the upcoming smart stars of B >> Read More... looks good in his cop character. The rest of the cast executed their parts as required.

Analysis

The story is completed in 47 days, giving a justification to its title. The film is full of suspense with various twists and turns. The story is decent, and the cast is outstanding. But, it fails to provide a thrilling experience to the viewers due to the director’s poor execution.

Even though actor Satya tries his best to keep the film engaging but due to a weak screenplay, all his efforts fail. After the initial first half, the film starts losing its pace. Also, there is a lack of suspense and depth that every thriller movie must have. As a whole, the crispy runtime, decent camera work, and music, the actors keep the film firm.

What’s There?

• Suspense and thriller elements.

• Twists and turns after the first half hour.

• Good Cinematography and production values.

• Music is heart-touching.

• Excellent performance by Satya Dev. He is the real strength of this film.

What’s Not There?

• Poor execution.

• Weak editing.

• Weak screenplay.

• Thrilling elements lack intensity and grip.

• Minor Technical glitches.

Verdict

47 Days is neither a bad film nor a full-entertainer. The suspenseful and thrilling elements only work in bits and pieces. It might not keep you on tenterhooks, but you will enjoy Satyadev’s performance and the film’s music till the end. If you want to solve a mystery, you can watch this film.