After proving as a good villain Jagapathi Babu is back as the main lead with his latest film Patel SIR. Directed by debutante Vasu Parimi.
Subhash Patel(JB) is a retired army officer who leads a happy and pleasant life with his family. Due to some unexpected incidents that happened in his life, he targets DR’s (Kabir Singh) gang and finishes them one by one.
Patel SIR is JB’s one man show. He completely carried the film on his shoulders and brought depth to the proceedings with his stylish looks and performance. His screen presence and dialogue delivery are apt for his role.
Heroine Padmapriya did a decent job in her limited screen presence. The little girl who played a key role in the film is very impressive with her facial expressions. Posani’s comedy is good in parts. Subba Raju, Kabir Singh, and actor Prudhvi are decent in their respective roles.
Tanya Hope did an okayi job as a stylish cop. The second half of the film has some very good emotional content and elevates the proceedings decently.
Director Vasu Parimi’s story has nothing new to offer but he tried to narrate the film with some emotional proceedings during the second half.Editing work by Goutham Raju is okay as a few unwanted scenes in the first half can be easily chopped off. Cinematography by Shyam K Naidu is good as every frame looks impressive.
SIR is Jagapathi Babu’s show all the way. He excelled in his role and is the main attraction for the film.
Director : Vasu Parimi
Producer : Rajini Korrapati
Music Director : DJ Vasanth
Starring : Jagapati Babu, Padmapriya Janakiraman, Tanya Hope
Rating:2.5/5
