Maestro film

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Andhadhun movie is not only one of the best in Bollywood or Indian cinema but also one of the best in world cinema. In other words, it is very difficult to make a good movie like this. So, is Andhadhun fit for the Telugu remake of Maestro, starring Nithiin, Tamannaah Bhatia and Nabha Natesh? Unfortunately, the answer is no.

Maestro is nowhere near equal to the original. The director, Merlapaka Gandhi, is trying to remake Andhadhun by keeping most of the elements the same, but adding some changes that suit the Master. Although the basic story remains the same and is followed closely by Andhadhu, the remake tries hard to explain things that were left to the viewer's imagination in the original. As some key scenes unfold, you are left with mixed feelings.

In Maestro, Arun (Nithiin) is a blind pianist who lives in Goa with his cat Rani. He plays music in restaurants to earn enough money to go abroad. Sophie (Nabha Natesh) and her father Pedro (Balakrishna) let them play in their restaurant. Meanwhile, an old movie star named Mohan (Naresh) often watches his old movies to remember his past glory. She has been married for two years to Simran (Tamannaah Bhatia), who dreams of becoming an actress. The film also stars Jisshu Sengupta as a police officer named Bobby, Sreemukhi as his wife Lucky and Harshavardhan as a doctor trying to make quick money. After a case leads to murder, a key witness must figure out how to stay safe, and a rabbit escapes from a cabbage farm just in time.

Nithiin does his best, and Tamannaah and Nabha Natesh are great, but they can't make up for it with Ayushmann Khurrana, Tabu and Radhika Apte in Andhadhun. Even the supporting cast like Jisshu Sengupta and others do not live up to their counterparts in the original. This may be due to the change in direction. Some of the new changes to the plot are good, but others feel forced, as if they were added just to be different.

Maestro is a good example of how remakes are often not the original, especially with a new director. Instead of watching this remake, you should just watch Andhadhun.

First watch trailer then movie .

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