Mirai Movie Review And Budget

Mirai Movie Review And Budget: Today we are going to talk about Mirai, which despite a budget of only ₹60 crores and limited resources, has done what many “big” films with ₹700 crores could not do.

This film proves that when you have the vision and the understanding to use the resources properly, only then the magic of cinema is created. Otherwise, even in big budgets, people can only “fire” money.

Mirai Movie Review And Budget: Blast in the budget of 60 crores, Vision showed strength!

Story Of The Film

The film’s story is very intriguing.

• After the Kalinga war, Emperor Ashoka made nine powerful texts.
• The protection of these texts was entrusted to nine guards.
• Whoever finds them can become an immortal god.

Now the question is, can they be saved?

• The villainous Lama (Manoj Manchu) is after these texts.
• Teja (the hero), on the other hand, gets a divine weapon and sets out to protect these texts.

The story has a lot of action, mythological inspiration and mystery.

Starcast and performance

• Teja Sajja – gave life. The screen goes up in every scene.
• Jagapathi Babu, Jayaram and Sathyaraj will be seen in crucial roles.
• Manoj Manchu and Ratika Nair – Expressions are missing.

The three biggest highlights of the film

1. Great VFX and CGI in a limited budget.

At ₹60 crore, such good VFX is truly commendable.In some places, smart use of AI has also been done, but that too does not seem different from the film.

2. Connection with mythology

From Kumbh, Abhimanyu, Jatayu, Sampati to Shriram’s bow and arrow – everything has been woven into the story in such a way that there is no compulsion but a natural flow.

3.Teja Sajja acting

Teja raises the level of the film in many scenes.
His energy and dialogue delivery is the life of the film.

Scenes and Cinematography

• Hand-to-hand combat
• swordsmanship
• Eagle fight sequence
• The train scene

These are all theatre experiences. And the climax? Brother, he has to go to the theatre and see.

The shortcomings of the Mirai movie

• Manoj Manchu and Ratika Nair’s one-expression performance.
• In some places, there is a mix of Hindi and English.

Final Verdict

Mirai is a film that showed that vision and dedication are more important than money.
The hard work is clearly visible in the film and if the box office collection is right, it can also become a new franchise.

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