‘Mango Pachcha’ movie review: Sanchith Sanjeev makes a promising debut in a slick thriller thin on emotions

In his debut , Sanchith Sanjeev is introduced with his intense stare at the camera. It’s a sign of what to expect from the launch of Sanchith, the nephew of superstar Kichcha Sudeep. Debutant director Viveka uses his hero’s acting chops to elevate the character. The director exhibits impressive cinematic flourishes to present Sanchith as a dynamic hero. The story of Mango Pachcha isn’t such that you expect a rousing welcome for the protagonist. It’s smart to skip the typical hero-introduction song, because Prashantha a.k.a Pachcha doesn’t have the personality of a standard hero, who dances and delivers punch dialogues. A lot is going on inside Pachcha’s mind. A troubled childhood and a series of incidents that have rattled his family have pushed him against the wall.