What is it about: The film stars Venkatesh as Hyderabad’s Police Commissioner, Eshwar Prasad who receives a phone callfrom an anonymous person (played by Kamal Hassan) demanding the releaseof four dreaded terrorists. The caller threatens Eshwar Prasad that ifhe doesn’t comply with the demands, a series of bomb blasts will rockthe city. Further he guides a police team to a nearby police station,where he has already planted a bomb to make his intentions clear. TheCommissioner, in this hapless condition, relents to all the demands ofthe anonymous caller. The series of negotiations seem to be going fine,but then a choice changes the whole equation.What is Good: Written by Neeraj Pandey, “Eenadu”has breathtaking pace throughout its narration. A sense of urgency isubiquitous in everything that occurs on screen. The film also owes itsimpact to a sensible and sensational portrayal of both Venkatesh andKamal Hassan. While Venkatesh is at his usual best in the role of acop; Kamal Hassan’s portrayal of a common man is the focal point of theentire story. The whole drama follows the Heisenberg’s uncertaintyprinciple, with every phone call from Kamal changing the whole equationwhich hits a crescendo towards the end. Both these actors arewonderfully supported by Dr.Bharat Reddy and Ganesh Venkataraman, bothenacting as cops in Commissioner’s office.What is bad: The film is the remake of “A Wednesday” and comparison with the original film is inevitable. “Eenadu”,although for most part, retains the essence of the original flick butdoesn’t quite create that same dramatic impact. Too many scenes have aproblem with the lip synchronization. Lakshmi role as the ChiefSecretary is a little half baked. Poonam Kaur’s role is completelyforgotten after a point of time. movietimevideo Store Click here to get eCRATER selling tools at Auctiva.com 3,RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fud.ro77%2861m25%3E3-12ddbaadbac-->