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Pathinaru :(Audio from 24th Dec 2010)
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Cast : Shiva, Madhu Shalini, Abhishek, Darbuka Siva, Kishore Kumar Music : Yuvan Shankar Raja Music Label : Think Music Directer : Sabapathy Dekshinamurthy Producer : A. Sivasankar Cinematography : Arul Das Editing : Rama Rao Studio : Passion Movie Makers
Pathinaaru :(Audio from 24th Dec 2010)
Cast : Shiva, Madhu Shalini, Abhishek, Darbuka Siva, Kishore Kumar Music : Yuvan Shankar Raja Music Label : Think Music Directer : Sabapathy Dekshinamurthy Producer : A. Sivasankar Cinematography : Arul Das Editing : Rama Rao Studio : Passion Movie Makers
Songs List :
1.Ada da En Meethu Singer : Hariharan, Bella Shinde Lyricist : Karthik Netha Composer : Yuvan Shankar Raja
2.Yaar Solli Kadhal Singer : Yuvan Shankar Raja Lyricist : Snehan Composer : Yuvan Shankar Raja
3.Kaattu Chedikku Singer : Karthik Raja Lyricist : Snehan Composer : Yuvan Shankar Raja
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Movie:Nagavalli My Rating: 3.25/5 Banner: Sri Sai Ganesh Productions Pvt Ltd Music: Guru Kiran Art: Chinna Cinematography: Shyam K. Naidu Editing: Marthand K. Venkatesh Lyrics: Chandra Bose Dialogues: Paruchuri Brothers Producer: Bellamkonda Suresh Story,Screenplay & Direction: P.Vasu Cast: Venkatesh, Anushka, Richa, Kamalini, Shraddha Das, Poonam Kaur, Brahmi, Dharmavarapu, Sarath Babu, Prabha, Raksha, Avinash, Suja, M S Narayana, Sameer etc Release Date: 16th Dec 2010
Review
Story
Ever since the portrait of Chandramukhi (Anushka) comes to a big house, strange things begin to happen to the owners (Sarath Babu, Prabha) and their family comprising of four daughters.
They suspect the presence of a large snake and things get more complicated with the death of a snake charmer (M S).
Then, the family approaches Rajeshwar Siddanthi (Avinash) and he tells them that all this is happening due to the presence of Chandramukhi in their house. He suspects one of the daughters is possessed by Chandramukhi and decides that only one man can resolve this. Telugu Movie Reviews
He is Dr Vijay (Venkatesh) and as soon as he arrives, he starts doing his investigations. What happens to his enquiries? Who is Chandramukhi? Who is Nagavalli? What exactly is happening in that home? All this forms the rest of the story.
Artists Performance:
Venkatesh rocked with this film in double role. He is good in the shoes of a psychologist as well as in the clad of Maharaja Naga Bhairava. This is the first time Venkatesh played negative role as Naga Bhairava. His debut as villain is marvelous.
Anushka is good as perfectly suited the role in dancer costume. At times, we even recall her most famous role in eth film ‘Arundhati’.
Shradhdha Das is sharp and arrogant. Her mystic performance impresses the audience and she becomes a hook in narration.
Kamalini sucks. Her lean patient-like look is not so impressive in dancer costume. But that suited well for the kind of role she played.
Richa is beautiful and she performed as required. She gets recognition with her role in this film.
Poonam Kour’s role is very short but she made her presence felt with her glamour.
Kannada actress Suja, who appeared in Apta Rakshaka, also appeared here. Her role is also small and not to do much with the main story line.
Sharat Babu and Prabha are ok in their character roles. Brahmanandam’s presence brought only couple of laughs and he was not utilized properly. Dharmavarapu and Raksha are ok.
The best part in the movie is Art Department and Graphics. That has done a fantastic job. Music and background score also functioned very well keeping the adrenaline of the audience on a high through out.
Director P Vasu did well on a whole except Venkatesh’s (with old look) part in 2nd half. 130 year old man doing stunts and dancing in the dilapidated fort on the hill are silly.
Highlights:
* Venkatesh in negative role * Scenes with Richa * Story Line * Screenplay * Art Direction * Sound Effects * Music
Draw Backs:
* Stunt scenes with old Venkatesh in 2nd half are silly * Make up of 130 year old Venkatesh is not convincing
Final Analysis:
The movie started with slow pace but picked up at the interval. When the music was released, the songs got average response on a whole. But here in the movie they were canned very impressively. Especially King Song and Kabaddi and Vandanalu songs rock in movie.
First half of the movie is ok and second half movie is good. If you like Chandramukhi movie you may surely like this movie.
Venkatesh needs high commendations for his spellbinding performance in the role of Maharaja Naga Bhairava. He apparently proved that he is on par with Mohan Babu in portraying villainy. He stands as right example for all big heroes who can certainly prove their mettle as real actors. He also shows an alternative way for established heroes to try some villainy and break monotony.
The story line of Chandramukhi that is well known for almost all the Telugu audience continues with ‘Nagavalli’. It’s a perfect sequel that way. It’s more thrilling and suspense filled. Although the treatment resembles something on the lines of Krishna’s old film ‘Ave Kallu’, this proves to be interesting and gripping till the end.
If old Venkatesh’s stunt scenes and dancing bits are trimmed, there wouldn’t be any drop in emotional graph from start to end.
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Movie Name : Nandha Cast: Surya, Raj Kiran, Laila Director: Bala Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Movie: Manasara My Rating: 2.25/5 Banner: Moving Images Music: Sekhar Chandra Cinematography: N Sudhakar Reddy Editing: Marthand K Venkatesh Dialogues: Parachuri Brothers Producer: K Prakash Babu Story,Screenplay & Direction: Ravi Babu Cast: Vikram, Sree Divya, Bhanuchander, George Vincent, Ramaraju, Annapurna, Usha Sree, Krishnamohan, Anitha, M S Narayana etc Release Date: 10th Dec 2010
Review
Story
Vikram (Vikram) is a chicken hearted guy and he has parents (Krishnamohan, Ushasree) who often fight with each other for silly reasons.
Vikram’s father, a bank employee, gets transferred to Rajapalayam in Kerala and this is a small place which is dominated by culture and tradition, not by law. Most of the matters are decided by Kalari Payattu, the ancient martial art. Vikram’s family lives as tenants in the house of Krishnan Kutty (Bhanuchander).
The story takes a turn when Vikram chances upon Anjali (Sri Divya) and it is love at first sight. However, Divya has her own troubles in the form of her lusty bava Rajan Pillai (George) who is the champion in Kalari.
As fate would have it, both Vikram and Anjali fall in love. However, the matter gets exposed and the time comes when Kalari is the way to decide their fate. Whether the weak heart Vikram can win his love or not forms the rest of the story.
Artists Performance:
Vikram looks alright as a nerd and weakling but then he doesn’t have those photogenic features or the right body language to become a hero. He must go through a lot of grooming if he is planning for a career.
Sri Divya looks sweet and she is more the girl next door than a glamour doll. Except for shedding tears and flashing smiles, there is not much she has to offer.
George Vincent, the new villain faired well with sharp features and performance.
It was good to see Bhanuchander back. For some reason, he has been an unsung hero but a deserving talent. He has a full length role and justifies it. His fight sequence is worth a watch. He should be given more offers in the future.
George Vincent was the best pick among the lot. He is handsome, looks muscular and has the right kind of confidence to increase his screen presence.
Annapurna was regular, Krishnamohan was okay, Ushasree is sensuously voluptuous but apt, M S Narayana was brief, the others did their bit as required.
Highlights: Music and Lyrics Cinematography Art Department
Disappointments: No Content richness No depth in emotions Weak comedy
Final Analysis:
Ravi Babu has shown one common trait in all his films. They take a strong inspiration from Hollywood flicks and he uses his brains to tweak them with a nativity flavor.
This time, he has brought in slices from films like ‘The Karate Kid’ ‘Blood Sport’ and not ignoring the Tollywood flicks, one can sense the traces of ‘Jayam’ ‘Thammudu’ as well. Overall, he came up with a cocktail of these movies and tried to stage them on Kerala backdrop with Kalari Payattu, the ancient martial art as the theme.
Thus instead of bringing novelty with story or narration, this time he has chosen to bring in novelty with Kerala backdrop.
Though he has excelled in the technical aspects, the content was very weak. Comedy was silly except one or two scenes, dialogues were normal, script was nothing and screenplay was routine.
The real highlight was the cinematography and two songs. Background score was intruding at few places. Editing was crisp. Costumes didn’t have much to do but the art department was rich. The first half was repetitive and the film gains momentum only in the second half but then there is a drag in the climax and by that time, the audience is twiddling their thumbs in boredom.
Movie: Kathi Kantha Rao My Rating: 3/5 Banner: Big B Productions Music: Mallikarjun Cinematography: Adusumilli Vijay Editing: Gautham Raju Dialogues: Prasad Varma Producer: Eedara Srinivasa Rao, Eedara Ravikumar Story,Screenplay & Direction: E V V Satyanarayana Cast: Allari Naresh, Kamna Jethmalani, Kota, Dharmavarapu, Chalapathi Rao, Jeeva, Kondavalasa, Ahuti Prasad, Venu Madhav, Raghu Babu, Krishna Bhagawan, Srinivas Reddy, Ali, L B Sriram etc Release Date: 10th Dec 2010
Review
Story
Kathi Kantharao (Naresh) is a police constable and he has loads of responsibilities like meeting the demands of his two bavas (Krishna Bhagawan, Srinivas Reddy), getting his other two sisters married, getting costly drink bottles for his dad (Dharmavarapu).
While he uses his brain to resolve situations one after the other, he comes across Ratnam (Kamna) and falls in love with her.
However, he has a written agreement with his father to clear all family responsibilities before getting married. How does he do that and what are the challenges he comes across forms the rest of the story.
Artists Performance:
Allari Naresh comes up with an energetic performance, it is entertaining and he does his bit with ease.
Kamna Jethmalani looks sexy as usual and she delivers in the performance department as well. Mostly, it is her sex appeal and oomph factor which overshadows her acting skills. Telugu Movie Reviews
Dharmavarapu was excellent. His imitation of the iconic actor Jaggayya during the first few scenes was very nice. Kota was effective. Ahuti Prasad was apt. Raghu Babu was regular. Krishna Bhagawan brought few satires and smiles. Ali was brief. Jeeva added value. The lady support cast oozed the right kind of sensuality and homely appeal adding glamour. Venu Madhav was okay. Chalapathi Rao was alright.
The film is a typical EVV formula film which runs high on satirical dialogues, double entendres and a big bunch of comedy actors. At the same time, he has an eye for women who exhibit more of nativity sex appeal and provide visual feast to the audience.
Elements such as logic and realistic approach doesn’t work for this film and one must watch it with an open mind and sit back to enjoy the comedy.
Though the first half was promising and goes at a good pace, the second half slows down a bit and an element of melodrama also comes in between.
But overall, this is a film which will appeal to the masses as well as the family audience. At the box office, good collections are expected at the B and C center and given the Allari Naresh following, this will be a profit grosser.
Rajamouli’s next film ‘Eega’ was launched grandly today at Ramanaidu Studios amidst of several bigwigs of Tollywood. The first shot of the movie was filmed on Nani, Samantha, and Sudeep together. Director, V.V.Vinayak has clapped the board for the first shot of the film and director K.Raghavender Rao switched on the camera.
Eega casts Nani as protagonist, Samantha as female lead and Sudeep as antagonist. The film will be packed with extra-ordinary visual effects as per Rajamouli. Eega is being produced by Sai Korrapati under the banner Suresh Productions. The film has music by Keeravani, cinematography by Jamie, editing by Kotagiri Venkateshwara Rao and visual effects director Kamal Kannan is also roped in for the film.
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