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Movie Info:

Full Name: Skanda: The Attacker
Language: Dual Audio {Hindi-Telugu}
Release Year: 2019
Size: 700MB, 1.4GB& 3GB
Quality: 480p, 720p & 1080p
Format: Mkv
Director: Boyapati Srinu
Writers: M. Rathnam, Boyapati Srinu
Stars: Ram Pothineni, Sreeleela, Saiee Manjrekar

Storyline:

AP CM Rayudu (Ajay Purkar) and TS CM Ranjith Reddy (Sharath Lohithaswa) are thick and fast friends till their children decide to elope together. With apparently nothing better to do, the duo decides to let their egos dictate what happens next. Rudrakanti Ramakrishna Raju (Srikanth) is a hotshot tycoon who has just admitted to crimes he didn’t commit. It’s in a bid to ensure that his daughter Parineeta (Saiee Manjrekar) is safe. His friend (Daggubati Raja) however has a plan. A student (Ram Pothineni) keeps butting heads with his classmate (Sreeleela), seemingly not knowing who she is. How all these people cross paths forms the story.

Like any other Boyapati Srinivas movie, Skanda is high on testosterone, scenes that wax eloquent on the importance of family and friendship, women who have no agency and exist to be tools of revenge and negotiation, ten slick ways of beating up goons, dialogues that equate the protagonist to god…you know the drill. The first half of the film tries to be funny here and there, taking its own sweet time to get into the thick of things before the interval. But the way the scenes pre-interval and the climax play out, Boyapati seems more interested in setting up for the sequel (yes, there’s a Skanda 2) than concentrating on this story.