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Supremehero Side Hero Username: Supremehero Post Number: 3047 Registered: 09-2017 Posted From: 124.123.102.234 Rating: N/A |
1st half bagundi.. 2nd half drag undi antunaru andaru Trim chese chances emaina unaya? https://youtu.be/nPoOJ-qenes | ||
Thokkalohdi Hero Username: Thokkalohdi Post Number: 16294 Registered: 01-2008 Posted From: 24.5.236.139 Rating: |
No entertainment. Too preachy. Not full meals. Watch on prime. Aduthundi but will be a cost failure. Caste: Shudra, Sub-caste: Software , Sub-sub-caste: nri Kula daivam: satyam raju | ||
Bose Side Hero Username: Bose Post Number: 3786 Registered: 06-2012 Posted From: 27.59.151.137 Rating: |
Maree over chesadu. Length is not a prob. Movie is good Jai TDP ... Jai CBN ... Johar NTR | ||
Cinema_talk_pichodu Side Hero Username: Cinema_talk_pichodu Post Number: 4252 Registered: 04-2012 Posted From: 176.203.13.133 Rating: |
Maharshi' is one of the most-anticipated film of 2019 as it is 25th movie in Mahesh Babuâs career. The big-budgeted movie is here. Touted to be special movie for Mahesh Babu, the film also brings three producers together. Is the film worth of all the hype? Has the âOopiriâ director Vamshi Paidipally been able to create magic again? Letâs find out. Story: Rishi (Mahesh Babu) is a successful CEO of a company named Origin in New York. Some of his old friends gather together when he assumes charge and he goes down the memory lane, recalling his college days, his friends Pooja (Pooja Hegde) and Ravi (Allari Naresh). Rishi initially helps Ravi during his college days. He breaks up with Pooja and has a small fight with Ravi and leaves for USA to pursue a better life. His professor reveals a secret about Ravi. Repenting Rishi comes back to India looking for Ravi. Rishiâs path and journey in life changes. Artistesâ Performances: âOkkaduâ, âAtaduâ, âPokiriâ, âDookuduâ and âBharat Ane Nenuâ and in many more films, Mahesh Babu has shown his range of acting talent in his long career. The role of Rishi has given him a chance to showcase another angle. Mahesh who is in his early 40âs now has appeared as a college student in the first half of this movies. He passes the muster with student looks. He gives his usual best. After Mahesh Babu, it is Allari Naresh who steals the show. As Mahesh Babuâs close friend, Naresh has got a well-written character and he excels in it, though his role is curtailed after a point. Pooja Hegde as Mahesh Babuâs girlfriend sizzles in glamour. Jagapathi Babu as corporate villain is just okay. Vennela Kishore and Srinivasa Reddy have nothing much to do. Prakash Raj and Jayasudha as Mahesh Babuâs parents have given routine expressions. Rajeev Kanakala and Posani appear in small roles. Technical Excellence: Devi Sri Prasad has failed to provide foot-tapping numbers. Still two songs have worked out well on screen. The film has lavish production values and rich cinematography. K U Mohanan shot both USA locations and college episodes in bright colors giving richness to the movie. Action stunts by Ram Lakshman are good in the second half. Editing should have been tighter, the second half is too lengthy. Highlights: Mahesh Babu College episodes in the first half Some emotional moments Drawback: Never ending-like second half Predictable narration Lengthy Runtime Similarities with Maheshâs recent films Analysis One expects the 25th movie to be special in every way. âMaharshiâ being Mahesh Babuâs 25th movie promises the same as it begins on a high note that is mounted on a lavish scale. Director Vamshi Paidipally has presented Mahesh Babu in two variations in the beginning, that of a corporate guy and a college student. This mixing has worked out well. The basic point â a guy who went on chasing success and money over relations in the initial point of life and later in the second point he realizes the mistake when he learns that his success is result of someoneâs sacrifice â seems interesting on paper. Director Vamshi Paidiapally begins the film much like Aamir Khanâs â3 Idiotsâ but the movie soon turns into a totally different one and the narration in the later part goes wrong on multiple levels. In the beginning of the interval, it is presented that Nareshâs village is being grabbed by a corporate company for a pipeline project and the mission is to save the village and the farmerâs lands. But as the film progresses, it moves to different path and ends up lecturing on various issues related to farming which ends up like a thesis on farmerâs issues. Like Mahesh Babu gave us lecture in âSrimanthuduâ and âBharat Ane Nenuâ on two different subjects, here too he talks at length (again a big press meet sequence much like in âBharat Ane Nenuâ) about farmers. This in turn has turned into a predictable fare. The journey has totally gone on a wrong path towards the end. Moreover, Rishi drives very slowly and reaches to the end at 3-hours runtime. This is what happens when the writers or directors copy a successful movie (3 Idiots) and try hard not to be called copycats, they eventually include things that donât fit in the story they copied. While the first half is largely decent, the second half works in some places and bores in other places and goes unevenly. Mahesh Babu is presented as CEO of an American company but his characterization is totally cinematic, nowhere has it mirrored real life with him having battalion of assistants, gangs. The CEO even shouts at his managers as if they were beggars. In the second half, Jagapathi Babu the main villain is too passive. All in all, âMaharshiâ has its moments and is shot in a glossy way, presents some good instants but the journey is riddled with many bumps. Bottom-line: Too Long |
