Story

Unlock eases the government norms to travel. Mario along with his friends goes to the wedding of his close friend in Kurnool, only to find they have turned into zombies. His friend has a faction angle to his existence in Kurnool. The whole story is about how Mario and his friends save the day and reunite the two families while trying to survive the zombie attack. 

Review

Prashanth Varma introduces the first Zombie film of its kind in Tollywood. 

The film reflects a comparable template as viewed in many factionalism-based flicks like Indra, Samarasimha Reddy, and Narasimha Naidu where family conflicts span decades. Thankfully, Prashant Varma evades from making these clichés seem too funny, even if the stakes don’t seem as high as those seen in other such films.  

The plot is made using a tried-and-tested formula with zombies at the centre of the story. The major let down however is its humour. 

The interval episode remains the highlight in the movie, but the climax is what ruins the plot. The action episodes have been well managed with some nail-biting action sequences. The performance is one aspect that has to be lauded all the actors starting with Teja have done a decent job. 

The Second-half of the movie picks up the pace and makes the movie more interesting. 

The music by Mark K. Robin is one of the highlights of the movie. His music elevates the scenes to the next level. The production value for the movie is good. The Cinematography by Anith is decent. Prasanth Varma's plot on zombies and narration of Zombie Reddy is the best part. Editing is one perfect thing for the movie. 

Verdict

If you are a Zombie fan go for it but don't expect too much from it. 

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