Vijay (Bellamkonda Sreenivas) is a powerful cop who is honest and ruthless. He falls in love with Samyuktha (Kajal Aggarwal) and when things are going smooth, she disappears from his life. When Vijay starts his hunt, he comes across Swathi (Mehreen) after he saves her from a tragedy. The rest of Kavacham is all about the link between Samyuktha and Swathi, how Vijay solves the mysteries. Watch Kavacham to know about the rest.

Kavacham is an action thriller and opens on a promising note. The action episodes and the production values leaves everyone stunning. The love story with Kajal has been rushed completely and misses the soul. With an interesting and engaging interval bang, the first half of Kavacham ends up on a decent note.

The second half of Kavacham is poor and completely predictable, disappointing. The songs are huge barriers and they make no impact on screen. Though Mehreen's role has been interesting, she failed to bring out the feel through her role. The pre-climax episodes look dragged and the climax episodes have been completely predictable. On the whole, the second half of Kavacham is a dud.

Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas steals the show with his flawless and packed performance. He improved alot in all the available ways and stunned as a cop. Kajal Aggarwal has been stunning with her screen presence. Frankly saying, Kajal's role lacked soul and the love story makes no impact. Mehreen has been decent and is the game changer of the film. Neil Nitin Mukesh is a treat and he dominated the film throughout the second half. All the other actors have been decent.

Kavacham lacks an exciting and interesting plot and it reminds us of several regular commercial flicks. The screenplay and dialogues make the film even worse. The music and the background score falls short of expectations. The grand production values and the stunning cinematography makes Kavacham an eye feast. Debutant Sreenivas Mamilla will have to wait for some more time to taste success.

Final Word:

Kavacham is one more dud from Bellamkonda Sreenivas as the film has no exciting stuff. A boring and predictable commercial flick.