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Radhe Shyam Movie Details

Radhe Shyam is a 2022 Indian period romantic drama film written and directed by Radha Krishna Kumar. The film is produced by UV Creations and T-Series, and was shot simultaneously in Telugu and Hindi languages. It stars Prabhas and Pooja Hegde. Set in Europe of 1970s, the film tells the story of Vikramaditya, a palmist who is conflicted between destiny and his love for Prerana.

The film’s score is composed by S. Thaman. The film has two different soundtracks for Hindi and Telugu versions. Mithoon, Amaal Mallik and Manan Bhardwaj composed the Hindi songs while Justin Prabhakaran composed the Telugu songs. The cinematography is handled by Manoj Paramahamsa and editing done by Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao. Principal photography of the film commenced in October 2018 and ended in July 2021, with filming taking place in Hyderabad, Italy and Georgia.

Originally planned for a release on 30 July 2021, it was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Radhe Shyam was theatrically released on 11 March 2022 and received mixed reviews from critics with appreciation of the performances and production values but criticism for its screenplay and narration.

Radhe Shyam Movie Cast

• Prabhas as Vikramaditya, a palmist
• Pooja Hegde as Prerana Chakraborty, a doctor
• Bhagyashree as Vikramaditya’s mother
• Sathyaraj as Paramahamsa
• Krishnam Raju as Paramahamsa (in Telugu)
• Jagapathi Babu as Anand Rajput
• Sachin Khedekar as Prerana’s Uncle
• Priyadarshi as Subbarao
• Murali Sharma as Prerana’s father
• Kunaal Roy Kapur as Vedant
• Riddhi Kumar
• Sathyan as Anand Rajput’s assistant
• Jayaram as the Ship Captain
• Flora Jacob as Indira Gandhi
• Sasha Chettri
• Thalaivasal Vijay as Paramahamsa’s disciple
• Appaji Ambarisha Darbha as Paramahamsa’s disciple
• Raghuvaran as Aditya’s deceased father (photo shown)

Radhe Shyam Movie Review

A group of scientists contact Guru Paramhansa (Satya Raj), who runs a sort of Vedic school. There is a clear disagreement between him and one of the experts who doubts his great believe in astrology and palmistry. The segment introduces the audience to Vikram Aditya (Prabhas), who is referred to in the film as ‘India ke Nostradamus’ and whose prophecies are never wrong.

Throughout the film, Vikram states that he does not have a love-line and prefers flirtation over a relationship. Nonetheless, he falls in love with Dr. Prerana (Pooja Hegde), a female battling some unavoidable situations in her life (any more details will give away the plot). The dichotomy here is Vikram Aditya’s reading of her palm, which predicts a bright future while the events of her life indicate otherwise.

The storey tries to make the point that no science is absolute or 100 percent accurate, and that there is always a little but brilliant opportunity to modify your destiny through karma. This is true even for the world’s top palm readers. The fundamental notion, however, does not achieve its desired mark in a run-time of roughly 140 minutes, which also appears to be tediously long. As a result, the picture fails to make the impact it could have with all of the equipment it had at its disposal, including well-known names in each technical field and a slew of talented actors.

The lacklustre chemistry between Pooja and Prabhas is a turnoff in this love narrative, and their characters, tragically, lack depth, clarity, and reasoning. This affects their individual performances as well, despite the actors’ efforts to play their characters convincingly. The screenplay is packed with meaningless scenes, people who don’t serve the tale, and multiple inexplicable scenarios that leave you wondering how and why they happened.
The film was shot on a huge scale in various places of Europe, which gives it a fairytale-like image, which is a bonus. It does provide a spectacular visual delight. Mithoon, Amaal Mallik, and Manan Bhardwaj’s music meshes perfectly with the story’s environment.

Some of the songs’ picturisations are reminiscent of old-school music videos from a few years ago. The visual effects deserve a standing ovation for their contribution to the film’s visual quality. But none of this saves this love storey, whose fate could have been very different.