A group of troops under the valiant leadership of an army captain undertake a perilous expedition to enter a forbidden forest area and learn the truth behind the mysterious deaths of earlier teams who had visited the location.
Aarya looks incredible, and his fans will adore this; his change into the character is incredible, and he appears to be both psychologically and physically tough. He looks quite well in the role. With his chiseled appearance and outstanding performance, Arya checks all the boxes for the major role.
The other performers, such as Harish Uttam and Gokul Nath, were another plus for the film, and the Rest of the others were decent as well. Aishwarya looks beautiful too (although her role was more like an extended cameo), and her chemistry with Aarya is decent and entertaining enough to see. As she always been, Simran’s role is excellent and a pleasant surprise to the viewers.
The story’s main narrative is strong and engaging to a wide range of audiences. Additionally, Shakti adhered to the script’s predetermined flow and structure, which began with the introduction of the protagonist and ended with the resolution of the conflict.
First and foremost, I’d want to point out how ambitious the Project was and how much I admire the film’s producers for coming up with an these ideas. The main drawback was the VFX. The VFX is at a new low and practically every shot of those animals and the battle scenes are plain awful, so that is by far the biggest problem with the movie.
The extraterrestrial theme of the film is introduced, and the alien itself appears to be a poor Predator imitation. The alien also acts like a simple-minded villain, failing to eliminate its main threat—the hero—when it gets the chance. Predictability dominates most of the scenes.
In other ways, the editing and cinematography are also strong. The film’s mood and ambiance are complemented by Imman’s background music. I believe the movie was rushed, and if you don’t have the money to produce anything like this, just don’t.
Verdict; Overall, the concept was brilliant, but the execution and VFX work is a major drawback. Captain is unquestionably a distinctive action film that could have been great if the production value was little better. There is no doubt Arya and the other actors worked extremely hard to make the film look good.