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Saindhav Review: Weak and Incoherent Thriller

Saindhav Review: Weak and Incoherent Thriller
  • 16 May 2024 06:21 AM

Saindhav marks the collaboration of veteran star Venkatesh and upcoming director Sailesh Kolanu. The film released in theaters today and he let us see what is has to offer.

Story: Saindhav (Venkatesh) has a treacherous past that is loaded with violence. While he leads a happy life with his wife(Shraddha Srinath) and daughter in the current day, he is forced to go back to his old ways after he discovers that his daughter needs a syringe worth Rs 17 crores to battle a rare medical condition. What will Saindhav do now to save his daughter?

How did the actors perform?

Venkatesh has played a very intense role in the film. He wasn't seen in such an intense avatar in the recent past. He delivers full justice to the role with his fine performance in this tailor made role. He excels in the emotional sequences. 

Shraddha Srinath has limited screen time and she does a fine job in this constrained space. Nawazuddin Siddiqui delivers a thumping performance. 

What about the technical finesse?

The director, Sailesh has picked an intriguing premise and loaded it with action blocks. The action part works but there is no compelling drama to sustain the drive it. The music director Santosh Narayanan has put on a disaster class with his weak soundtrack. The making values are very good. 

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