Rani Rani Rani – Movie Review
First Reaction – Rani Rani Rani is a welcome addition to the time travel movies.
Where to Watch
On digital 2 June from Miracle Media.
Director: Rajaram Rejendran
Writer: Rajaram Rejendran (Screenplay)
Cast
- Tannishtha Chatterjee (Anna Karenina)
- Asif Basra
- Danny Sura
- Alexx O’Nell (RRR)
- Abid Anwar (Flat No 4B)
Plot: A caretaker at an abandoned factory in India, who feels trapped in her everyday life as she struggles to survive her feckless husband and his family.
Runtime: 1 Hour 37 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Rani Rani Rani starts when a group of scientists Krishna (Anwar), John (O’Nell) and Chris (Sura) look to show off their new creation. They recruit a lonely wife and caretaker, Rani (Chatterjee) to take part.
She reluctantly takes the offer, hearing it doesn’t require too much work and the funds will support her children. However, once it begins, she finds herself caught in a loop with nobody to turn to.
Verdict on Rani Rani Rani
Recap
The movie follows a caretaker and a lonely housewife who are offered a chance to take part in a scientific experiment. However, she isn’t prepared to be sent through a time loop where she sees her life from different angles and must decide what is the best outcome for herself.
Best Parts
The movie brings the question of time travel to the table and how it can be used. It offers a big discussion about how you could use against how you want to use it. The performances and story are incredibly interesting and keep us wanting to know what will happen next. It is a welcome addition to the sci-fi time travel movies.
Worst Parts
Sometimes the movie can get caught between what the scientists want to do and what Rani can do with her other chances. There doesn’t seem to be enough point placed on one or the other.
Final Thoughts –Rani Rani Rani has a complex, engaging and interesting spin on time travel movies.
