Actor Nithin is gearing up to impress the moviegoers with his new film Extra Ordinary Man. Nithin has high hopes for this film as many of his earlier films flopped.
Extra Ordinary Men is directed by Vakkant Vamsi. Actress Srileela in the film is creating a sensation. The teaser and trailer videos for Extra Ordinary Men also look very interesting and interesting.
These factors – Nithin wanting to make a hit after some flops, Sreeleela’s presence and catchy promos – make people curious and eager to watch Extra Ordinary Man.
Nithiin counts on the success of this film and entertains the audience with his story. People are waiting to see if Extraordinary Man lives up to its promising teaser once it is released.
Overview
| Movie | Extra Ordinary Man |
| Language | Telugu |
| Screen | 2D |
| Release Date | 8 December 2023 |
| Star Cast | Rao Ramesh, Sampath, Sudhev Nair, Brahmaji, Rohini, Harsha Vardhan, Srikanth Iyengar, Pavithra Lokesh, Hari Teja, Jagadeesh, Hyper Aadhi |
| Country | India |
| Genres | Action, Comedy, Drama |
| Director | Vakkantham Vamsi |
| Producer | N Sudhakar Reddy, Nikitha Reddy |
| Writer | Vakkantham Vamsi |
| Editor | Prawin Pudi |
| Cinematographer | Arthur A. Wilson, J. Yuvaraj, Sai Sriram |
| Production company | Sreshth Movies |
Story
Abhinay (played by Nithin) is a young actor waiting for his big break in film. He meets Likitha (Sri Leela), a wealthy woman, falls in love with her, and becomes the CEO of his company. Abhinay finally gets a chance to star in the film, but things do not go according to plan.
Abhinay decides to handle these difficult situations on his own. But what exactly happens next? What does action do for someone as evil as Satan? What is the backstory of the game?
The film Extraordinary Men will reveal the answers to these questions. It will depict events that change the action from a struggling actor to one with a uniquely villainous personality.
You have to watch the movie to know the whole story behind his journey in acting and what makes his complex character go from a good guy to a bad guy called “Satan”.
Technical Aspects
As the writer, Vakkantham Vamsi has done a decent job to some extent, but a more focused approach to the script, especially in the second half, could have made the film better. The comedy scenes and an okay screenplay prevent the movie from being a complete failure.
The music composer Harris Jayaraj has delivered a decent background score, but his songs do not have the same magic. The cinematographers Arthur A. Wilson, Yuvraj J, and Sai Sriram have done good camerawork. However, the editing in the second half could have been better and more refined.
On the positive side, the overall production values of the movie are good and stand out.
In summary, while there are some drawbacks in the script, music and editing, the comedy, cinematography and production values are the strengths that make the film a passable one-time watch.
Review
Overall, Extra Ordinary Man is a semi-decent comedy-drama film with Nithin, Rao and Ramesh doing their part. The jokes are very refreshing and entertaining.
However, the film falters due to its loose plot, some unintentional elements and a more or less solid script in the second half.
If you can overlook these flaws and not mind the simple plot, you might want to consider watching Extra Ordinary Man this weekend for the funny parts and performances.
But if you’re expecting a very interesting story and strong writing throughout, this film won’t disappoint you at all.
So basically, if you have low expectations around the plot, you can give Extra Ordinary Men a try with its light comedy-drama moments and acting. But don’t go in expecting a fantastic job.
Trailer
FAQs
What is the release date of the Extra Ordinary Man movie?
The movie was released on 8 December 2023.
Who directed Extra Ordinary Man movie?
The movie directed by Vakkantham Vamsi.
Who are the main actors in Extra Ordinary Man?
‘Extra Ordinary Man’ star cast includes Nithiin, Sreeleela, Dr. Rajasekhar, Sudhev Nair, Rao Ramesh, Rohini, Sampath Raj, Brahmaji, Hyper Aadhi.
