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Meter

ActionComedyDrama

Arjun Kalyan reluctantly becomes a police officer to fulfill his father's dream, then an unexpected turn of events forces him to go head-to-head with the home minister of the state.

Year

2023

Duration

2h 7m

IMDb

3.7

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Cast

RK

Ramesh Kadhuri

Director

Kiran Abbavaram

Arjun Kalyan

Keshav Deepak

Doctor

Cast

RK

Ramesh Kadhuri

Director

Kiran Abbavaram

Arjun Kalyan

Keshav Deepak

Doctor

Pavan

Home Minister Kantam Baireddy

Vinay Varma

DGP Dileep Rawath

KK

Kumar Kasaram

Karthik

RK

Ramesh Kadhuri

Writer

S

Suriya

Writer

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Comments

3 Comments

D REALApr 21, 2025

interesting

Neha soodAug 22, 2024

Kiran Abbavaram takes the lead in the Telugu film "Meter," a movie that, unfortunately, falls short of making any substantial impact. The storyline revolves around Arjun Kalyan, played by Abbavaram, the son of an honest police officer who dreams of following in his father's footsteps. However, the film takes a predictable turn when Arjun, despite witnessing the corruption in the system, ultimately becomes a police officer with a change of heart. The film faces several critical issues that contribute to its lackluster reception. Firstly, the portrayal of the female lead, played by Athulya Ravi, is problematic, depicting her throwing acid on any man who approaches her. The narrative takes an unsettling turn as Arjun Kalyan's character is shown stalking her, leading to a forced romantic subplot that lacks depth and authenticity. The poor acting from both leads further hinders the film's potential. Posani Krishna Murali, cast as the Police Commissioner, is reduced to a mere comic relief character, failing to contribute meaningfully to the narrative. Dhanush Pawan's role as Home Minister Byreddy, the antagonist, lacks conviction and falls into the realm of convenience rather than genuine storytelling. The overarching problem with "Meter" lies in its reliance on convenience rather than delving into the hardships of its characters. The plot feels contrived, lacking the necessary depth and authenticity to engage the audience. The film misses an opportunity to explore the complexities of the corrupt system and instead opts for a formulaic approach that fails to resonate. In the end, "Meter" stands as a disappointing attempt at storytelling, plagued by poor character development, problematic narrative choices, and a lack of genuine emotion. It falls short of delivering a compelling narrative and fails to leave a lasting impression on its audience.

Efo GozahJan 7, 2024