As said earlier, this film is only for the younger lot and family audience will find it quite difficult to sit through it. The boldness and the way heroine’s character goes over board in certain scenes should have been mellowed down a bit. Last half an hour is quite emotional and the way director Surya Pratap ends the film in a mature way is also quite commendable. Kumari 21 F is clearly targeted at the youth and it manages to satisfy them with some bold dialogues and raunchy scenes. Noel Sean and the actors who played his friends are impressive in their respective roles. She carried the oomph factor well and also gave a mature performance during the end. She had a tough role to portray and Heba performed to the best of her capabilities. Heba Patel is the best of the film and showcases supreme talent. The way he showcases various emotions throughout the film speaks volumes of his talent. Raj Tharun is a pretty confident actor and proves his acting prowess with a very complicated character.
Story of the film is quite contemporary and has been set nicely in today’s age and time. What will he do now ? How will he clear his confusion ? Will Kumari accept Siddhu’s suspicious nature ? That forms the rest of the story. But some where in his heart, Siddhu still loves Kumari and decides to go against all odds to win his love back. One fine day, his suspicious attitude creates a huge rift between the couple and they break up. As soon as he starts getting closer to her, Siddhu often gets confused with Kumari’s bold and daring attitude.Įven though he is neck deep in love, Siddhu keeps suspecting Kumari’s character and past. Siddu(Raj Tharun) is a happy go lucky middle class boy who falls flat for a beautiful looking girl named Kumari(Heba Patel).
Let’s now see whether the film lives up to all its hype or not. After a huge round of promotions, the much awaited Sukumar production, Kumari 21 F has finally hit the screens today.
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