Pawan Kalyan’s star power needs no introduction and for more than ten years, he has been trying his best to do everything to enthrall his fans. I am certainly not one among them and I have no qualms accepting this fact. Except for Jalsa, I can’t think of a single film that I liked from [...]
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Pilla Zamindar sticks to the thumb rule in Telugu cinema – The hero shall never lose. Despite the predictable end, it’s the journey which is more important in such cases and Pilla Zamindar packs in the right dose of entertainment and sentiment. Directed by Ashok G, the film narrates the story about a guy who [...]
Raja Vannemreddy’s latest film Teluguammayi aims too high for what its worth. The motive behind the story is to showcase what a woman can achieve if she fights against the atrocities committed on hundreds of women across the state. Yet, the film, despite all its ambitious effort, comes nowhere close to the impact it strives [...]
Posted in Film Essays, Films, Movie Reviews, Telugu Tags: Saloni, Shafi, Telugammayi, Teluguammayi Movie review, Women power No Comments »
Oosaravelli, starring NTR and Tamannaah, is so violent that it stands the risk of being misinterpreted as loud and pointless. However, behind this veil of violence lies a tale of a young woman who seeks the help of a guy to avenge her family’s murders. Directed by Surender Reddy, the film, which is inspired from [...]
Posted in Film Essays, Films, Movie Reviews, Telugu Tags: devi sri prasad, Kick, Niharika, NTR, Oosaravelli, Oosaravelli Movie Review, Payal Ghosh, Prakash Raj, Rasool, Revenge, Surender Reddy, Tamannaah, Tony, Violence 1 Comment »
Good intentions don’t necessarily translate to good cinema and when it comes to depicting ‘fun, frolic’, no matter what your intentions are, the end product hardly comes close to what a director would have visualized. No one knows what Umesh Kumar, the director of Cricket, Girls and Beer had in mind when he wanted to [...]
For some reason, Allari Naresh has stuck to his image of being a comedy hero and over the last few years, he has been churning innumerable comedies. Most of them actually work and it’s quite natural to expect that his films would be outrageously funny, unless stated otherwise. The biggest crime a comedy film can [...]
Posted in Film Essays, Films, Movie Reviews, Telugu Tags: Ahuti Prasad, Allari Naresh, Ashish Vidhyarthi, Comedy, Jayaprakash Reddy, Madatha Kaja, Police informer, Sneha Ullal, subba raju 1 Comment »
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