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You give her any kind of role and Sai Pallavi certainly knows how to take charge. Shyam Singha Roy is the most honest portrayal of Nani and he has put up an audacious and moving performance. To be honest, Shyam Singha Roy redeems itself in its authentic performances from the lead cast, which makes you overlook so many of its problems. The supporting cast is also bang-on, like Abhinav Gomatam, who is always by the side of Vasudev, Rahul Ravindran - a caring brother living his life with guilt and repentance and Madonna Sebastian as Vasudev's lawyer, who goes all guns blazing against her inspiration. The logic behind it and the back-story to the supernatural premise is hardly clever. The mystery surrounding Shyam Singha Roy is predictable to the core that even the apparent climax twist doesn't come as a surprise. Moments like these are few and far between in this sluggish film that doesn't even create the required notions for a supernatural thriller. It seems that director Rahul Sankrityan is more capable of handling these conventional scenes. Much of the film's strength comes from the endearing chemistry of Nani and Sai Pallavi.Ī few scenes like Shyam cooking a meal for his friends and setting up a home for other Devadasi women are well-crafted. Also a few sensitive and emotional moments like the societal differences that stand in the way of love, and the printing press owner with a heart of gold align well with the narrative. Also, the director barely justified the ordeals faced by Shyam's family members and the reunion of brothers feels convenient and entirely contrived. Much time and footage is wasted on the love track of Shyam and Maitri. But as the second half kicks in, you get a labored feel as the director resorts to using tired cliches as key conflicts. This hour particularly strums up coolness and doesn't let you distract from the proceedings. It culminates with a delicious, unpredictable twist. Somewhere along the way, love blossoms and they spend the Navaratri nights at the banks of a river. The film's first half coasts along nicely, drawing its strength from the charm of its actors. Even though he is an atheist, he attends the Navratri rituals at a local Kali temple to woo a Devadasi named Maitri (Sai Pallavi). He fights against caste inequalities and the exploitative Devadasi system. Shyam Singha Roy is a fearless writer, who hails from a conservative upper-class Bengali family. Keerthi's cousin and advocate Padmavathi (Madonna Sebastian) comes to his rescue and fights his case. Vasudev also battles occasional blackouts, which take him into the mysterious world of Shyam Singha Roy. In an unexpected turn of events, he finds himself accused of plagiarism and is on a legal trial. Vasudev's dream gets fulfilled and he becomes a national sensation.
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