Megha Aakash looks lovely, and that’s it about her. LIE is a terrible waste of resources and time in the end. The climax is just overdrawn, lengthy and lacks any intelligence. The main thriller narrative too loses interest post intermission. The entire love track including the song placement is terrible throughout. He has created a small niche in that space along with song picturization, in LIE he has disappointed on both the scores. Leaving aside the main story, the love track is the weakest amongst the three films of Hanu Raghavapudi. There are good moments intermittently like the interval and few twists, but those are few and far in between. And since it happens so quickly many don’t even realize what has transpired the current action in the narrative. There is so much happening, and an audience is left gasping at what is going on. One loses interest within the first ten minutes itself. There is a good story, but the screenplay lacks cohesiveness and tight narration. But, sometimes being over earnest one loses the sight of things that lay in front of him in search to greater things. He does his job with a great dedication which shows on screen regarding making and other attention to detail. It is the third film of Hanu Raghavapudi. The actor is good on both the counts, but there is nothing else to talk about. It is a stylish outing with fun thrown in equal doses. The movie offers nothing special performance wise. Nithiin is confident and goes with his work clinically. How different characters Satyam (Nithin), Chaitra (Megha Aakash), and Aadi (Sriram), knowingly and unknowingly become part of the operation and how love develops between Satyam and Chaitra amidst all the happening is what the film is about?
To catch a wanted criminal Central Intelligence Of India stars Operation Sholey.
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