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Ghani Movie Details

Ghani is a 2022 Indian Telugu-language sports drama film written and directed by Kiran Korrapati and produced by Renaissance Pictures and Allu Bobby Company. The film stars Varun Tej as the title character alongside Saiee Manjrekar, Jagapathi Babu, Upendra, Suniel Shetty and Naveen Chandra.

Ghani Movie Release Date

The film was scheduled to release on 25 February 2022 theatrically but postponed further. The film was released on 8 April 2022.

Ghani Movie OTT Release Date

Theatrical Release Date: April 8, 2022

Digital Rights: Aha (Expecting)

OTT Release Date: March / April, 2022

Ghani Movie Cast

• Varun Tej as Ghani
• Saiee Manjrekar as Maya
• Jagapathi Babu as Eswarnath
• Upendra as Vikramaditya
• Suniel Shetty as Vijender Sinha
• Naveen Chandra as Aadi
• Nadhiya as Madhuri
• Naresh as Ghani’s College coach
• Tanikella Bharani as Maya’s father
• Tamannaah Bhatia in a special appearance in the item number “Kodthe”
• Rajiv Kumar A as commentator

Ghani Movie Review

In recent years, South India has produced some outstanding sports films. Whether it’s Gowtam Tinnanuri’s Jersey or Pa. Ranjith’s Sarpatta Parambarai, these flicks manage to hook you from the start, regardless of your love or dislike of sports. Whether it’s about the players’ personal life or the politics that come with sports, films in the past have done a good job of exploring the subject. Debutant Kiran Korrapati’s Ghani also has all the necessary ingredients, which is why it’s disappointing to see it sacrifice substance for style.

In the world of Ghani, there was once a boxer named Vikramaditya from Andhra Pradesh who was devoted to the sport and even made it to the state boxing championship before being humiliated at nationals. His wife (Nadhiya) and son Ghani (Varun Tej Konidela) are still dealing with the fallout fifteen years later. The former does not want her son to be linked with anything that has caused their family anguish; the latter, on the other hand, does not know how to give up the sport. He tries everything, from illegal boxing matches to making it to the ring, only to discover the truth about his father. The crux of Ghani is whether he will be able to fulfill his father’s desire.

At the heart of the picture lies a story that, while cliché, needs to be presented with the seriousness it merits. Instead, rookie Kiran dilly-dallys with a peppy dance with a stereotypical love interest Maya (Saiee Manjrekar) and a special number featuring Tamannaah Bhatia. In reality, he spends the first half of the film not just analyzing Ghani’s relationship with his parents, but also a yawn-inducing love story that adds nothing to the issue at hand. There are many additional characters in this story. Aadi (Naveen Chandra), the son of a wealthy businessman, aspires to forge his own identity. Eeswar (Jagapathi Babu), the founder of the Indian Boxing League, has a history with Vikramaditya and Ghani. Kiran attempts a ‘major reveal’ in terms of the characters of Suniel Shetty and Nimma Upendra, but the attempt comes across as unprofessional.

When you look at the plot, Ghani has a lot to offer, but the narrative never manages to totally give in. Kiran, with the exception of two numbers and two additional songs used as a montage (written by Thaman S), does away with songs for the most part, although the film does seem to coast along in the conclusion (with plot points that make little sense) instead of being the serious drama it sets out to be. Upendra’s role has extended lines, while Varun receives punch talk, yet neither seems to have the desired effect. The film’s length, as well as the creative decision to keep the majority of the boxing contests only in the second half of the film, proves to be a detriment.

Varun Tej has provided stronger performances than he does in Ghani, but it is not his fault because he is not given the opportunity to do so. His character is placed in situations, the truth is withheld from him, and he appears to be the last person in the room to know anything – leaving him with only the space to react. However, you can see how much effort he has put into his body and even the boxing scenes. In the end, Saiee’s position is insignificant, and she does an adequate job, whilst Nadhiya, Suniel, and Uppendra fly through theirs. With the exception of the title song, Thaman’s music does not make much of an impression.

Ghani is a decent sports drama, but that’s all it is in the end. Nothing new is presented in the film. If sports dramas are your thing, check it out this weekend, but keep your expectations in check.