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Saradaga Ammayitho (2013) - Telugu Movie Review

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<div class="cast" style="clear: both;">Cast :<ul><li>Varun Sandesh</li>
<li>Nisha Agarwal</li>
<li>Suman</li>
<li>K. Vishwanath</li>
<li>Brahmanandam</li>
<li>M. S. Narayana</li>
<li>Ali</li>
<li>Mumaith Khan</li>
<li>Dharmavarapu Subramanyam</li>
<li>Venu Madhav</li>
<li>Krishna Bhagavaan</li>
<li>Surekha Vani</li>
<li>Charmy Kaur (Cameo appearance)</li>
</ul>Directed by : Bhanu Shankar 
Produced by : Pattikonda Kumara Swamy 
Music by : Ravi Varma 
Distributed by : Sri Kumara Swamy Productions</div>

Saradaga Ammayitho (2013) - Telugu Movie Review

Saradaga Ammayitho (2013) - Telugu Movie Review Cast : Varun Sandesh Nisha Agarwal Suman K. Vishwanath Brahmanandam M. S. Narayana Al...

Something Something (2013) - Telugu Movie Review

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<div class="cast" style="clear: both;">Cast :<ul><li>Siddharth as Kumar</li>
<li>Hansika Motwani as Sanjana</li>
<li>Brahmanandam as Premji</li>
<li>Ganesh Venkatraman as George</li>
<li>Rana Daggubati (cameo)</li>
<li>Samantha (cameo)</li>
<li>Kushboo (cameo)</li></ul>Directed by : Sundar C. 
Produced by : Subrahmanyam B., Suresh S. 
Written by : Sundar C. 
Music by : C. Sathya 
Cinematography : Gopi Amarnath 
Editing by : Praveen K. L., N. B. Srikanth 
Distributed by : Lakshmi Ganapathi films</div>

Something Something (2013) - Telugu Movie Review

Something Something (2013) - Telugu Movie Review Cast : Siddharth as Kumar Hansika Motwani as Sanjana Brahmanandam as Premji Ganesh Venk...

Virodhi (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="http://adf.ly/35185/banner/https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiHvQh09TQSUYUfpag3oedPMBgjaz1_ziptYgWcg_kEeWCLBWFne-P2f_ZE45Cp8Ht-P6SKndI8hiuFJEU9-FMB1ISeCMKJR1sBQlvy3xoGyi-_9sWF1-0U-mjX9m9sX3KsZRnHdr7MT5E/s1600/Virodhi+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;" target="_blank" title="Virodhi (2011) - Telugu Movie Review"><img alt="Virodhi (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiHvQh09TQSUYUfpag3oedPMBgjaz1_ziptYgWcg_kEeWCLBWFne-P2f_ZE45Cp8Ht-P6SKndI8hiuFJEU9-FMB1ISeCMKJR1sBQlvy3xoGyi-_9sWF1-0U-mjX9m9sX3KsZRnHdr7MT5E/s1600/Virodhi+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.jpg" title="Virodhi (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" width="550" /></a></div> Cast : <ul><li>Srikanth as Jayadev</li><li>Kamalinee Mukherjee as Sunitha</li><li>Ajay as Gogi</li><li>Kamal Kamaraju as Hari</li><li>Kiran Varanasi as Ganesh</li><li>Sri Ramya as Myna</li><li>Ravi Varma</li><li>Sivaji Raja</li><li>Ahuti Prasad</li><li>Nagineedu</li></ul>Directed by : G. Neelakanta Reddy Produced by : Anil Meka Music by : R.P.Patnaik Cinematography : H.M.Ramchandra Editing by : Shankar It is tough to spell out subtext where there is none immediately apparent. And to be able to see reason in the face of raging wild passions - without offending anyone in the process. Virodhi, a film about Naxalism, is a well-reasoned portrayal of the struggle of the reds, and the multiple implications it has on the people taking part in the armed revolution. And above all, it is something that viplavam movies cannot be - gentle. Gogi (Ajay) is the local hot-blooded rising star of the Naxalite movement, who commands a squad of his own. After a sensational shoot-out in the city, the dalam escapes, having kidnapped a journalist, Jayadev (Srikanth). The idealistic Jayadev, despite his daily newspaper-column crusades against corrupt politicians, now finds himself at the mercy of the Naxal's gun. Gogi thinks he should be killed, since he believes Jayadev is not a sympathizer to their cause. Jayadev, who is now witness to the inside workings of the squad, senses a lack of conviction among a few of its members. One is a young man who's quite rattled by his first "murder", and another is a woman who's in the movement merely because she thinks this will make up for the atrocities she and her family faced during a failed love affair with an upper-caste guy. There's also Gogi's pregnant lover, who is being forced, by Gogi, to abort her 3rd pregnancy. Jayadev's concern and hard-hitting questions unleash in these young Naxals a bold wave of emotion and rationale, and a hope for an alternative future - a future that is not a dead-end career in killing and hiding. These changes in his troops' emotional make-up don't go down well with the power-hungry Gogi, who thinks Jayadev is "playing politics" with his dalam. Virodhi is a movie with focus, and sticks to its prose without resorting to songs (save for 2 brilliant folk numbers, one of them woven into a particularly heart-rending scene) or comedy. There's some violence, but that doesn't take away the fact that this is basically an emotional film. There are several poignant nuances uncovered at various steps in Neelakantha's journey to the centre of a Naxalite's heart. With its micro-level look at the armed struggle, Virodhi doesn't judge either side of the Naxalism debate. What it does successfully convey is the fact that not everyone understands the ideology behind the movement or the goals it was born for. Gogi is a good leader, but a greedy one, and in his quest for Naxal-stardom among the zillions of dalams in the movement, he is like any ordinary corporate honcho who seeks to outdo his competitors. He, then, is shown as an example of the typical bad egg in the red struggle, as opposed to the scholar-like gentlemen who are portrayed as having genuine interests. Also, while the film tells us how each Naxalite in Gogi's dalam did have a genuine reason for joining the cadre, it also shows you the flaws in the self-righteousness of these exploited people - victims who can choose to not be violent. The film's defects include some unrealistic political drama on the sidelines, and the amateurish stagey way it sometimes plays out. Gogi's power struggle seems a bit overdrawn. Jayadev should have had a larger role to play in the proceedings. An unfulfilled conclusion, too, mars the mood. Ajay walks away with the meatiest role in his career yet, and with impressive ease. This is mostly Ajay's film, and the man can now boast of a section in his CV that does not consist of "villain's henchman". Kamal Kamaraju has a few powerful moments as well. Srikanth's role as Jayadev is the outsider's voice of reason in the movie, and the actor has little to do except look troubled and mouth some heavy-duty lines. He's not really the face of the flick as much as the rest of cast playing the Naxalites together are. But boy, is he a pleasant picture of composure and dignity. Komolinee Mukherjee has nothing to do in the flick as Jayadev's wife, except look pretty. R P Patnaik's folk songs are a huge asset to Virodhi, and so is his haunting background score. The visuals aren't very impressive, but neither do they take away from the film what it has going for it. Virodhi isn't the most fantastic film you've ever watched, nor is it likely to taste box-office success. Still, its conviction and calm debate are the reason it deserves a watch.</div>

Virodhi (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast : Srikanth as Jayadev Kamalinee Mukherjee as Sunitha Ajay as Gogi Kamal Kamaraju as Hari Kiran Varanasi as Ganesh Sri Ramya as Myna Rav...

Oosaravelli (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="http://adf.ly/35185/banner/https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjU9wsYhpj2ElmBJQzHbyiFcz-gIOlNSt2EmtZ8FYKadvlT2_8hLdKqSwI_oF6-3PW1C_3RCesN3-kNSRcKQIpoTr4bBJifhVy8AYrTKvW4GcVG-2WvJASkMbe7xkuVBxhUfWN6cukk4yc/s1600/Oosaravelli+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.JPG" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;" target="_blank" title="Oosaravelli (2011) - Telugu Movie Review"><img alt="Oosaravelli (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjU9wsYhpj2ElmBJQzHbyiFcz-gIOlNSt2EmtZ8FYKadvlT2_8hLdKqSwI_oF6-3PW1C_3RCesN3-kNSRcKQIpoTr4bBJifhVy8AYrTKvW4GcVG-2WvJASkMbe7xkuVBxhUfWN6cukk4yc/s1600/Oosaravelli+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.JPG" title="Oosaravelli (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" width="550" /></a></div> Cast : <ul><li>NTR Junior</li><li>Tamannaah Bhatia</li><li>Shaam</li><li>Payal Ghosh</li><li>Rahman</li><li>Prakash Raj</li></ul>Directed by : Surender Reddy Produced by : Bhogavalli Prasad'(chatrapathi prasad) Written by : Vakkantham Vamsi Singers : Devi Sri Prasad, Adnan Sami, Jaspreet Jasz, Chinmayee, Francisco Castelleno, MLR. Karthikeyan, Vijay Prakash, Neha Bhasin, Mukesh, Suchitra, Ujjayinee Roy Lyricist : Chandrabose, Ramajogaiah Sasthri, Anantha Sriram, Sirivennela Seetharama Sasthri, Suchitra, Devi Sri Prasad Music by : Devi Sri Prasad Cinematography : Rasool Ellore Editing by : Goutham Raju Expectations ran high for NTR Jr's Oosaravelli, this year's Vijayadasami release, but they were belied to a large extent as the film didn't seem to create the dasara dhamaka. Director Surendar Reddy's attempts to show NTR in varied colours (hence the title Oosaravelli, which means 'chameleon') but it turns out to be a colourless entertainer though it is an atypical film for NTR Jr. The script writer, Vakkantham Vamsi, and the director have not come up with a sufficiently interesting and arresting story. The plot twists and turns endlessly and although the production values are rich, the plot is just a mish-mash of various elements, though basically a revenge drama. First of all, NTR -- Tony in the film -- is pretty subdued. One doesn't get to see the histrionics he is known for. Most of the time, he is bashing up people since he is a petty street thief who will do anything for money on the mean streets of Mumbai. Then he meets Niharika (Tamannaah) in Kashmir when both of them are kidnapped by terrorists, and helps her escape. He then follows her, professing his love for her but she is engaged to Rajesh, a minister's son. There are dons like Ajju bhai (Prakash Raj) and his brother Irfan bhai (JP Reddy) to add to the violence and vengeance element. Niharika has a friend Chitra, played by Payal Ghosh. The first half is just about okay. There is some humour woven in, there are some interesting twists and turns and some flashback episodes. Even so, the director does not seem to have a proper grip on the story, which tends to meander through some implausible situations and is often tame when it should be more suspenseful, as during the escape from the terrorists. Only Tamannaah's flashback episode filled with heavy-duty emotion strikes a chord. Post-interval the momentum slackens. There are only a few good moments and some noteworthy scenes and good songs (Brathakaali was also choreographed well) composed by Devisriprasad and good cinematography by Rasool Ellore, though his editor, Goutham Raju, could have made better use of his scissors. NTR is different in terms of his styling and acting. He doesn't mouth the hard-hitting dialogues that he normally does, except in a few scenes. His dancing in the Dandiya India number is good. On the whole, it seems like watching a new, more restrained NTR. Tamannaah turns in a good performance. Payal Ghosh (of Prayanam fame) stood out as the friend. Tanikella Bharani, Prakash Raj, JP Reddy, Rehman, Shaam, Sayaji Shinde, Raghu Babu, and Venu Madhav do what is expected of them, though some of them have really miniscule roles. Oosaravelli is a routine revenge drama.</div>

Oosaravelli (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast : NTR Junior Tamannaah Bhatia Shaam Payal Ghosh Rahman Prakash Raj Directed by : Surender Reddy Produced by : Bhogavalli Prasad'(ch...

Dookudu (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="http://adf.ly/35185/banner/https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgOdyNn1TKkD_yzq7Q70n4NVeM_DwblHNIMUY0h1xSpa2y4fHPRwqVSAgpjlTA7DEasgVxfeFU6XAU15PUX32S3vG0PJZvW6WPRawj3HN4zNTG_cIhs75NzSBWklhEf77PabhNqrJ57XZs/s1600/Dookudu+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.JPG" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;" target="_blank" title="Dookudu (2011) - Telugu Movie Review"><img alt="Dookudu (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgOdyNn1TKkD_yzq7Q70n4NVeM_DwblHNIMUY0h1xSpa2y4fHPRwqVSAgpjlTA7DEasgVxfeFU6XAU15PUX32S3vG0PJZvW6WPRawj3HN4zNTG_cIhs75NzSBWklhEf77PabhNqrJ57XZs/s1600/Dookudu+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.JPG" title="Dookudu (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" width="550" /></a></div> Cast : <ul><li>Mahesh Babu</li><li>Samantha Ruth Prabhu</li><li>Abhimanyu Singh</li><li>Kota Srinivasa Rao</li><li>Vennela Kishore</li><li>Chandramohan</li><li>Prakash Raj</li><li>Rajiv Kanakala</li><li>Sayaji Shinde</li><li>Supreet</li><li>Adithya</li></ul>Directed by : Srinu Vaitla Produced by : Ram Achanta Written by : Gopimohan Singers : Shankar Mahadevan, Rahul Nambiar, Karthik, Rita, Ramya N.S., Navin Madhav, Ranjith, Divya, Koti, Ramajogayya Sastry, Vardhini, Ranini Reddy, Megha Lyricist : Ramajogayya Sastry, Viswa, Bhaskarbhatla Music by : Thaman Editing by : M. R. Varma Distributed by : 14 Reels Entertainment Pvt Ltd There are two types of films, type one..there is something called substance, the result could be good or bad at the box-office but people will talk about it and the actors cum technicians can flaunt with pride to the future generation. Type two is kitsch, it could be taken from one's own films or be inspired from some other language movie, modified and altered with entertainment and requirement of the audiences in such a way that the result will be spoken of and measured only in money terms. It can mint huge money or it might not. Dookudu falls in that type two category, the movie has had fantastic openings obviously because of Mahesh but does that mean it is a good story? Dhee, a film by the same director had freshness, the comedians carried it on their shoulders, it would have worked with any actor as it's hero. As the director's success rate improved so has there been a change in star heroes but along with that the pressure on him to churn out a variety in comedy tripled. One can see the director suffering from a delusion that a character like Solomon Raj by MS Narayana could whip up something far more light and extensive here. The most proved and accepted part of entertaining audiences is by performing mimicry or actually making a spoof of film stars but if you keep watching it more than once it ends up being like Siva Reddy imitating Rajasekhar and you begging him to give you something novel. Very clearly the onus was on Brahmanandam and MS Narayana to provide the laughs though it was in their humility to say that they need padding. MS Narayana looked and behaved like a worn-out and extremely fatigued horse and through him the director fulfilled the target of eliciting laughs from aiming all the heroes and their fans. Brahmanandam wasn't spectacular though he got a lot of screen space. What about the story? The first few minutes which focused on the character played by Prakash Raj shows he is not going to vanish so fast or an actor like Prakash Raj will not be wasted in some inconsequential scenes. The father-son sentiment ruled throughout the film and romance takes a back seat in the second part of the story. The seriousness of the story is lost with villain Sonu Sood listening to Ghantasala's song and you know from here on they are going to end up as dummies. The film has too many plots, too many characters and very soon you give up the job of joining the threads together and would want to just sit back and not bother about the story but just follow the tamasha. Not that there are any pluses in the film, you genuinely feel the emotion when the son and father embrace each other in the last scene. The Telangana dialect by Mahesh worked but one sees no reason why he suddenly has to change his style of speaking. However uninteresting the story is the confidence and energy levels, the body language and the speed with which Mahesh said his dialogues is commendable. However none of the songs or dances made any lasting impact. As usual the lines given to him are traditionally characteristic especially when it came to describing the heroine her looks and reminded one of Athadu, how he is never direct in wooing girls. Samantha's make-up was bad, she was painted to be on par with Mahesh's colour. There is one scene in which she whispers and convinces Nasser about Mahesh being the right guy for her. Mahesh giving a blank stare and her dialogue having no extension in the second half of the story seemed very functional. The pairing was fresh but there wasn't enough scope to show the chemistry they shared, the romance ends abruptly however Samantha freaked out on the dances and seemed to enjoy every move. The movie appeared disjointed with Mahesh appearing, walking in and out of roles and costumes and rounding up with a cop's dress in the finale. He's had some sparkling dialogues here and there that would make his fans go berserk but that's about it. Parvati Melton makes an entry in a fabulous figure and Vennela Kishore's character is interesting amongst the rest of the comedians. Dookudu is too lengthy a movie, the story is again the same old (in caps) bundle of sugarcane sticks that has been folded with difficulty (in caps) and squeezed into the machine to extract juice.</div>

Dookudu (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast : Mahesh Babu Samantha Ruth Prabhu Abhimanyu Singh Kota Srinivasa Rao Vennela Kishore Chandramohan Prakash Raj Rajiv Kanakala Sayaji Sh...

Mugguru (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="http://adf.ly/35185/banner/https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiHOAJfsngSztCbvH7rAqMsU4dtJPPI75VERzeBZ8YchueDsm24Jy95EQphMOZDpXn25Q_sRx8hNeJem44fxgsf_f-6oCcjw-Eo84shg9gAm-z6S1x58Hr3KMQEj_YRrhpfsWLJ_akY8Q4/s1600/Mugguru+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;" target="_blank" title="Mugguru (2011) - Telugu Movie Review"><img alt="Mugguru (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiHOAJfsngSztCbvH7rAqMsU4dtJPPI75VERzeBZ8YchueDsm24Jy95EQphMOZDpXn25Q_sRx8hNeJem44fxgsf_f-6oCcjw-Eo84shg9gAm-z6S1x58Hr3KMQEj_YRrhpfsWLJ_akY8Q4/s1600/Mugguru+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.jpg" title="Mugguru (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" width="550" /></a></div> Cast: <ul><li>Navdeep</li><li>Raahul</li><li>Avasarala Srinivas</li><li>Shraddha Das</li><li>Sanjana</li><li>Sowmya</li><li>Reema Sen</li><li>Sivaji</li><li>Brahmanandam</li><li>Ali</li><li>Ahuti Prasad</li><li>Venu Madhav</li></ul>Directed by : V.N.Aditya Produced by : D. Ramanaidu Written by : V.N.Aditya Music by : Koti Legendary producer D. Rama Naidu’s Mugguru is a family entertainer directed by V.N.Adithya. Ramanaidu who is making low budget entertainers these days experimented with Mugguru. With three heroes and heroines and having Sivaji and Reema sen as guest roles Mugguru serves as a good entertainer. Plot of Story : As the title itself reveals, Mugguru (three guys) named Pavan (Navadeep), Maruti (Rahul) and Anji (Srinivas Avasarala) are good friends. As they don’t have good education or financial background they wanted to do something to settle in their life. In process they plan to kidnap a person called JP. But they will save him from some danger that was created by some other group. Impressed by their courage and kindness JP offers them jobs in his Malaysian company. And he promises of his 3 daughters’ marriage with the three guys. Meanwhile, they start to impress his daughters. All goes well for them till the Bala Tripura sundari (reema sen) enters the scene. What troubles she gave to those three guys and how they overcome the problems and able to manage to get marry their loved ones form the climax. Cast Performance : Navadeep looked good and gained marks for his performance among the three heroes. Rahul and Avasarala Srinivas did well to their part. Shradha Das looked hot, Sanjana, Sowmya managed to look good. All three girls didn’t have much screen time except for dancing in a couple of songs. Brahmanandam did his best to make audience laugh. And Ali too did justice for his role as comedian and added humorous flavor for the story. Reema Sen is good. It seems she took extra care to look gorgeous. Shivaji did an extended guest role. Brahmanandam, who tries to make the movie good by making an appearance in the climax, did to some extent. Director concentrates to establish the plot and few tricks of the three lead men to trap their girls in First half. Interval twist raises some expectations. And the second half reveals the flash back which leads to the climax. Technical Points : V.N.Adithya, who wants to rise again after his prolonged break of having hits pinned high hopes on this movie. And it seems that he got succeeded in his attempt. Music by Koti is as loud as the comedy in this film. Cinematography and editing are good. Making with a small budget is the plus point for this film to survive at the box office. Final Word : “Mugguru” is as a youthful entertainer and resembles the thoughts of the youth. Humor in the movie could attract the audience and ShraMuggurus hot looks plays the way. Catch a show……..</div>

Mugguru (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast: Navdeep Raahul Avasarala Srinivas Shraddha Das Sanjana Sowmya Reema Sen Sivaji Brahmanandam Ali Ahuti Prasad Venu Madhav Directed by :...

Dhada (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="http://adf.ly/35185/banner/https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj_nwAp-rZprOHxmIqHMfR3JivsKHlQOBCX9ru9nrr1YqlUx71qW6tG-7-4vzMO7mVdH0Ohya9A-g4OOcNEfJ7FIw8E63pGwqEEgxEkb8XbKfwbVQeaXv9HfW_D8v1XjMMT5YegvM-l6Ww/s1600/Dhada+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;" target="_blank" title="Dhada (2011) - Telugu Movie Review"><img alt="Dhada (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj_nwAp-rZprOHxmIqHMfR3JivsKHlQOBCX9ru9nrr1YqlUx71qW6tG-7-4vzMO7mVdH0Ohya9A-g4OOcNEfJ7FIw8E63pGwqEEgxEkb8XbKfwbVQeaXv9HfW_D8v1XjMMT5YegvM-l6Ww/s1600/Dhada+%25282011%2529+-+Telugu+Movie+Review.jpg" title="Dhada (2011) - Telugu Movie Review" width="550" /></a></div> Cast: <ul><li>Naga Chaitanya as Vishwas</li><li>Srikanth as Vishwas's brother</li><li>Kajal Aggarwal as Rhea</li><li>Samiksha</li><li>Sriram</li><li>Kelly Dorji</li><li>Brahmanandam</li><li>Rahul Dev</li><li>Mukesh Rishi</li></ul>Directed by : Ajay Bhuyan Produced by : D. Siva Prasad Reddy Story by : Ajay Bhuyan Singers : Nikhil D Souza, Neha Bhasin, Kalyan, Andrea Jeremiah, Neeraj Shridhar, Karthik, Mega, Priya Himesh, Jaspreet Jasz, Suchitra, Sagar, Richard, Ranina Reddy Lyricist : Rama Jhogaya Sastry, Ananth Sreeram Music by : Devi Sri Prasad Cinematography : Gnana Shekar V.S Editing by : Dharmendra Kakarala Studio : Sri Kamakshi Enterprises Distributed by : R R Movies Contrary to his earlier films, Naga Chaitanya has tried out a full length mass entertainer to lure the fan base in the form of Dhada. Understandably so Dhada movie review has huge impact on the movie talk and collections. So let's check out Naga Chaitanya's Dhada Telugu movie review. Story : Vishwa (Naga Chaitanya) is a graduate student in US and lives with his brother Sreeram and wife Sameeksha. He wants to come back to India but falls in love with Riya (Kajal). Rahul Dev is a mafia leader and does business in human trafficking with Kelly George and one day, he forces Sreeram to join hands with him indulging in anti social activities. On the flip side, Riya is the daughter of a rich businessman Mukesh Rishi who plans to get Riya married to his counterpart for his strategic business plans while Rahul Dev and gang are trying to nab Viswa. So why and how Sreeram is involved in illegal activities? Why are Rahul Dev and men are after Viwsha? The answers would be unveiled towards to the end. Analysis : Dhada movie is totally a senseless script and director Ajay Bhuyan has no idea whatsoever what's he trying to convey. There's no proper story, screenplay and I really wonder how come Naga Chaitanya did such a movie, which has nothing in it except ballyhoo. At no point you feel like you're watching a movie (starring Naga Chaitanya) and you'd get the feeling as if you are seeing a documentary made in US. Dhada movie seriously suffers from lack of concrete story, lackluster screenplay, untimely songs and no character in the movie gets connected. There are several fundamental flaws made by Ajaj Bhuyan - When making action films, the conflict element between the hero and the goons should be very strong. The characters surrounding hero should elevate his image and create hoopla, which would be the build up to climax. However, Dhada is completely opposite as you'd be wondering about characters and their justification. The movie creates lot of confusion as to what character is actually doing what and in the end...director has made a mess of the movie. CineDen Perspective : When I stepped into Prasad IMAX for the 8:45 AM show only 60% of the hall was full and I was shocked to this for a hero like Naga Chaitanya who is on the brink of tasting hat trick success. Dhada movie talk and review had lot of expectations but the movie is a huge let down as it fails to create even an iota of an impression amongst the audience. There's no natural flow of dialogue delivery, the characters are confounding and villains, as usual in Telugu cinema, make a grand appearance but fallout very chintzily. Proper planning, pacca script work, casting appropriate to the story are basic elements for a movie, which have gone completely lost in Dhada. Wonder whether Naga Chaitanya has done through the script before signing this film! The movie is a wrong movie for Chaitu and it is very early for him to enter into mass movies since he still looks boyish and immature. Its really amazing to think why the makers took this much time to make such an icky movie. Plus Points : Find out and win a trip to Europe Minus Points : No proper story poor screenplay miscasting Performances : Naga Chaitanya : This is the first time Naga Chaitanya is doing a mas movie and he fails miserably. His dialogues lack power, his body language is weak and his looks lack the killer instincts. Kajal : Kajal is more like a doll and has nothing to perform except few close shots. Final Word : Dhada review might evoke Dhada for 2 major stakeholders! Yes, Dhada movie will surely trigger 'Dhada' for audience and distributors.</div>

Dhada (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast: Naga Chaitanya as Vishwas Srikanth as Vishwas's brother Kajal Aggarwal as Rhea Samiksha Sriram Kelly Dorji Brahmanandam Rahul Dev ...

Kandireega (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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S. Narayana</li><li>Pragathi</li><li>Ramaprabha</li><li>Raghu Babu</li><li>Dharmavarapu Subramanyam</li><li>Brahmanandam in a Cameo</li><li>Swati Reddy in a Guest Appearance</li></ul>Directed by : Santosh Srinivas Produced by : Bellamkonda Suresh Singers : Ranjith, Hemachandra, Deepu, Revanth Kumar, MLR Karthikeyan, Bindhu Mahima, Geetha Madhuri, Sravana Bhargavi, Ranina Reddy, Suchitra, Dharshana, Aalaap Raju, Naveen, Karthik Music by : Thaman Cinematography : Prasad Studio : Sri Sai Ganesh Productions, Multidimension Entertainments Private Limited Ram is back with Kandhireega film after taking a brief pause in his career after Rama Rama Krishna Krishna. He put his faith in young director Santosh Srinivas and gave him a chance to direct him. Kandireega is produced by Bellamkonda Suresh who tasted a huge hit with his recent release Kanchana. Kandireega is a formulaic film which is made within a successful format. Nothing great about the movie and we can't write it off either. This serves what the audience wants and serves it hot. Read on Kandireega review... Story : Seenu (Ram), who didn't even complete his graduation comes to city with an aim to complete degree. But he falls for Shruti (Hansika) at the first sight and comes to know that she is facing problem with a thug Bhavani (Sonu Sood), who wants to marry her against her wish. Seenu confronts Bhavani and a challenge from Bhavani gives an opportunity for Seenu to win Shruti's love. One Seenu gets over Bhavani, he falls into a bigger problem called Rajanna (Jaya Prakash Reddy). Rajanna's daughter Sandhya (Aksha) loves Seenu at first sight and asks her father to get her married to him. Now, Seenu has to use his brains to get out of this problem as he knows that sheer muscle power isn't enough to get over Rajanna. Analysis : Kandireega is a routine fare in which the protagonist can beat hundreds of goons at will. When a problem arises where he can't just flex his muscles, the protagonist falls on mind games and tricks to fool the villains. This is the success formula that was used in many films like Dhee, Ready and to some extent in Brindavanam too. The first half races ahead with not much story. Director filled the film with good comedy and entertaining elements to keep the audience interested. However, the film goes overboard towards the interval, where the hero does fight after fight to prove his strength to both villain and heroine. Things gets settled when the hero starts to use his brain. Few characters in the film take absolute U turn in this hour and makes this a laugh riot. Even though the scenes and characters that we see on screen are familiar, we won't complaint as the movie entertains to the maximum. Director did well to keep the audience focused with few screenplay tricks and made the better use of most of the star cast to inject comedy. There are times where the director tries too much to make it a comedy caper but it is covered by the performances. If this film has a better audio and better looking heroines it would have worked out better. Compromise on few things may affect its prospects. Nevertheless Kandireega works due to the funny moments and ample entertainment. Performances : Ram is energetic as usual but gives a feeling that e\he is talking and doing so much for his frame and age. Director should have toned down action part and massy dialogues to make this character more believable. Hansika is on the heavier side and looked elder to Ram in few scenes. She is not at all pleasing in few scenes. Aksha did well with the Telangana accent but she too suffers bad looks in this movie. Sonu Sood character has two shades in this film. He is brilliant and perhaps the hero of this film. In some frames he looked handsome and fierce than Ram. Jaya Prakash Reddy is good in a routine role. Raghu Babu is okay. Brahmanandam rocked in one scene. Rest of the star cast did well within limitations. Tehnicalities : Dialogues are good in comedic scenes but could've been better in the conversations between Ram and Sonu Sood. Music by Thaman is not up to the mark. Except Champakamala... none of the songs have repeat value. Andrew's cinematography is fine and so is the editing by Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao. He should have trimmed it as it lasted for almost 2 hour 45 minutes. Production values are okay. Debutante Santosh Srinivas did well to make his debut count. He can handle commercial entertainers with panache. He also has a good sense of screenplay which comes handy in long run. Plus Points : - Sonu Sood's performance - Ram energy - Comedy Minus points : - Goes overboard in action sequences - Deja vu feel in the film - Music - Hansika Final Word : This Kandireega's sting is sweet and fun! Box office predictions : Dhada's dismal show will benefit this movie at the box office. Dearth of good Telugu movies in the recent past would also help the course. Kandireega should be a winner all the way.</div>

Kandireega (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast: Ram as Seenu Hansika Motwani as Shruthi Aksha as Sandhya Sonu Sood as Bhavani Jaya Prakash Reddy as Rajanna Chandra Mohan as Seenu...

100% Love (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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R. Vijaya, Vijay Kumar, Dharmavarapu Directed by : Sukumar Produced by : Bunny Vasu Written by : Chandra Sekhar T Ramesh, Hari Prasad Singers : Adnan Sami, Harini, Ranjith, Devi Sri Prasad, Tippu, Swati Reddy, Priya Himesh, Murali, Sri Charan, Richard Lyricist : Ramajogayya Shastry, Shree Mani, Dev, Chandrabose Music by : Devi Sri Prasad Cinematography : Prasad Studio : Geetha Arts Story Balu (Naga Chaitanya) is a brilliant student and always tops his class. Maha Lakshmi (Tamanna) is maradalu of Balu and she comes from village and stays in Balu’s house to do her graduation in the same college. Balu has the typical ego possessed by state rankers and he is obsessed by it. His studies get disturbed with the entry to Maha Lakshmi as she starts dominating him over a period of time. This leads to differences and ego clashes between Balu and Maha Lakshmi. There is also a subplot of two separated grand parents. The rest of the story is all about how Balu and Mahalakshmi realise that they are made for each other. Artists Performance Naga Chaitanya: Naga Chaitanya who has done the role of an intense lover in YMC follows it up with a fun-filled character of Balu with a mental complex in 100% Love. He wore spectacles and a light beard and it suited the character very well. It is tailor-made character for him. His diction and accent is also changed in this film and it sounds little like that of Allu Arjun. Tamannaah Bhatia: Tamanna looks fabulous in the movie. Her traditional hairdo in the beginning of the movie is not attractive, but she is gorgeous when she lets her hair loose in the latter part of the movie, She is an asset to the movie. Sukumar has shown bias towards heroine character in this movie as he etched her role as a magnanimous, understanding and empathising girl. Others: KR Vijaya and Vijay Kumar did the role of grandparents. There are around 10 kids who entertain you will their mischief and innocence in the first half. Satyam Rajesh did a cameo and it is really good. MS Narayana did his second most preferred character (after drunkard) - college principal. Anand and Tara Alisha are good as beaus of lead pair. Naresh and Dharmavarapu Subramanyam are okay. Technical departments Story - screenplay - direction: Looks like Sukumar is carrying his school-day memories all along. The entire writing for the first half of the movie is taken from the college life and is wrote in a realistic, yet entertaining way. Sukumar brought the family angle in the second half to bring all-roundness to the commercial aspect of the script. The basic conflict of this movie is driven by the complexity of the male lead. Heroine character that enters as a nobody into the life of hero starts getting mature, intelligent, magnanimous and sexy as the story progresses. Sukumar is in his elements with 100% Love movie. He has also toned down the eccentricity he has shown in Arya 2 hero characterization to make 100% Love hero character an universally acceptable one. There are a few redundant and dull moments in the second half, but he managed to get everything right in the scenes that followed. Sukumar’s creativity is wild, and it if it’s kept under permissible limits - he is going to do wonders. The only unconvincing part for me in the script is the separation of grandparents, which forms the central point of the movie. Screenplay penned by J Hari Prasad is good. I liked the way the story is narrated from point of view of hero in the first half and the point of view of heroine in the second half. Other departments: Music by Devi Sri Prasad is superb. All songs are good. They are so good that I expected so much out of the picturization of the songs. The only song that completely satisfied my expectations is whistles-worth ‘diyyalo’. The second best is ‘Infatuation’ song followed by ‘A square’. Devi Sri Prasad has also excelled in the background score (the clucking sound of a hen/chicken used as bgm for chicken-eating episodes). Cinematography is decent. But there is no vibrancy in visuals. There could be a problem with lighting, photography, color-grading or visual effects (or the projection system in theater). This movie would have been really cool if the visuals are more vibrant (like Arya movie). Editing is fine. There is only one fight in the movie which is composed by Ram Lakshman. Pixelloid who are usually brilliant with their work should have taken more time in the visual effects as they look little patchy in the first song. The first time producer Bunny Vaas has done a neat job in assembling the best of the team to deliver a nice product. However, he should have invested more time/effort on the visuals output of the movie. Analysis: I always have a feeling that movie quality/passion will be reflected in the title cards. And Sukumar never disappoints. The title cards of this movie are one of the best I had seen in Telugu films. First half of the movie is full of fun and frolic. Second half has family orientation and goes on a routine track. This movie is all about little nuances about psychology and fun. Plus points are Sukumar’s creative thinking and music. There are a few dull moments in the second half, but they are not going to disturb the flow of the movie. The negative shade in hero characterization might not appeal to a few. On a whole, 100% Love is a cool film with nice entertainment. Go and watch it 100%. Trade talk: This movie is made on a budget of 10.5 crores. 40% of it is recovered through the sale of satellite and audio rights. Nizam, East and West territories are retained by the producer and the rest are sold at a reasonable prices. With it’s entertainment quotient and youth(1st half)/family(2nd half) orientation, 100% Love is likely to get profits to everybody involved in the supply chain (producer, distributor and exhibitor).</div>

100% Love (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast and Crew : Starring : Naga Chaitanya, Tamannaah Bhatia, Anand, Naresh, K. R. Vijaya, Vijay Kumar, Dharmavarapu Directed by : Sukumar Pr...

Dongala Mutha (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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Cast and Crew : 
 
Starring : Ravi Teja, Charmy Kaur, Sunil, Prakash Raj, Lakshmi Manchu, Bramhanandam, Subbaraju, Brahmaji, Supreet 
Directed by : Ram Gopal Varma 
Produced by : Kiran Kumar Koneru 
Written by : Nilesh Girkar 
Singers : Hema Chandra, Sravana Bhargavi 
Lyricist : Sira Sri 
Music by : Sathyam (Theme Song), Amar Mohile (BGM) 
Cinematography : FX School and VFX @ FX 
Editing by : FX School and VFX @ FX 
Studio : Shreya Production & Dreamforce</div>

Dongala Mutha (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast and Crew : Starring : Ravi Teja, Charmy Kaur, Sunil, Prakash Raj, Lakshmi Manchu, Bramhanandam, Subbaraju, Brahmaji, Supreet Direct...

Mangala (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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Starring : Charmy Kaur, Pradeep Rawat, Subhash, Chitram Sreenu, Uttej, Sarika Ramachandra Rao, Vijay Sai 
Directed by : Osho Thulasi Ram 
Produced by : Osho Thulasi Ram, CHV Sharma 
Singers : Divija Karthik, Hima Bindhu, Rita, Vishwa, Revanth, Charan 
Lyricist : Suddala Ashok Teja, Tada Raja, Vishwa 
Music by : Vishwa 
Banner : Mantra Entertainments</div>

Mangala (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Starring : Charmy Kaur, Pradeep Rawat, Subhash, Chitram Sreenu, Uttej, Sarika Ramachandra Rao, Vijay Sai Directed by : Osho Thulasi Ram P...

Shakti (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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Starring : Jr. NTR, Ileana D'Cruz, Manjari Phadnis, Jackie Shroff, Pooja Bedi, Nassar, S. P. Balasubramaniam, Prabhu Ganesan, Sonu Sood, Ali, Sayaji Shinde, Brahmanandam 
Directed by : Meher Ramesh 
Produced by : C. Ashwini Dutt 
Written by : JK Bharavi, Yandamoori 
Singers : Ranjith, Chinmayi, Javed Ali, Suchitra, Karunya, Malavika, Sharath, Hemachandra, Hanumantha Rao, Rita, Saindhavi, Srivardhini 
Music by : Mani Sharma 
Cinematography : Sameer Reddy 
Studio : Vyjayanthi Movies</div>

Shakti (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast and Crew : Starring : Jr. NTR, Ileana D'Cruz, Manjari Phadnis, Jackie Shroff, Pooja Bedi, Nassar, S. P. Balasubramaniam, Prabhu ...

Aha Naa Pellanta (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

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Cast and Crew: 
 
Starring: Allari Naresh, Ritu Barmecha, Anita, Srihari, Brahmanandam, Subbaraju, Nagineedu, Samrat, Krishna Bhagawan, MS Narayana, Vennela Kishore, Thagubothu Ramesh & Others 
Story & screenplay: Veerabhadra 
Music Director: Raghu Kunche 
Cinematography: Lokanath 
Producer: Anil Sunkara Ramabrahmam 
Director: Veerabhadra 
Banner: A K Entertainments</div>

Aha Naa Pellanta (2011) - Telugu Movie Review

Cast and Crew: Starring : Allari Naresh, Ritu Barmecha, Anita, Srihari, Brahmanandam, Subbaraju, Nagineedu, Samrat, Krishna Bhagawan, MS ...