Super Deluxe: Not a wannabe!
Super Deluxe is that kind of a film which will have you bowled over by the fact that it doesn’t try hard. This film isn’t a wannabe and portrays whatever is deemed fit for the story. It doesn’t have the ear-piercing background score which most of the run-of-the-mill South Indian films have. It’s a movie which has an ulterior meaning in whatever is said by the actors. It doesn’t try to break a sweat to convey the other meaning in its dialogues. The audience should have the intellect to understand the deep-rooted meaning in every dialogue and even every shot (Red palette is used extensively in the first half which means that there’s conflict being created which will be solved in the second half). There is so much detailing in the movie that you need to visit the theater twice to understand it completely or even have a discussion about it. Red, Blue and Green palettes are majorly used to convey the different kinds of emotions each character undergoes. The beeda -scene in the se