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     Rowdy Side Hero Username: Rowdy Post Number: 8844 Registered: 01-2010 Posted From: 76.17.133.130 Rating: N/A |
tuuu ... deenemma ... malla idoka critic .. hindu paper ki reviewer Fans are mainly fans of their own fanship rather than the fans of whom they claim to be fans of - RGV | ||
| Telugu_times Moderator Username: Telugu_times Post Number: 22153 Registered: 02-2008 Rating: N/A |
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| Pulpfiction Hero Username: Pulpfiction Post Number: 15219 Registered: 02-2009 Posted From: 122.169.221.156 Rating: N/A |
http://www.cinegoer.com/telugu-cinema/sunitas-reviews/shakti -movie-review-010411.html | ||
| Rockyworld Junior Artist Username: Rockyworld Post Number: 855 Registered: 02-2010 Posted From: 68.101.121.119 Rating: N/A |
ee para anni saarlu chadivina thanivi theeradu Never has the actor looked so young, so good in the recent years and never has he blended so beautifully in the director�s line of thinking. Brilliantly portrayed the senior simply roars onto the screen and dominates the central segment of the movie leaving the junior with some duets. Poor direction has plummeted the actor�s career graph of late but this one film with his dances and dialogues will silence his critics and mimicry artistes who�ve had a field day imitating him.  | ||
| Rockyworld Junior Artist Username: Rockyworld Post Number: 854 Registered: 02-2010 Posted From: 68.101.121.119 Rating: N/A |
Sunita blog pani cheyyadam ledu. Google lo vethuku thunte Nandamuri fans DB lo idhi dorikindi. Enjoy happily I saw the film and wondering why the web media killed some really good things in the film with their baseless reviews. this review shows exactly what i felt after the movie...........looks like OKKAMAGADU HEAT IS CATCHING UP AGAIN... if ur an authentic nandamuri fan go watch it again with a cool head,you will feel the breeze on the shore flashing at u... With a pompous title like Okka Mogadu, and a die hard fan of the Nandamuri clan handling the ambitious project, one expects nothing short of a grandiose film. The hype preceding the film’s release about Balakrishna playing a dual role had expectations soaring but a clichéd plot and characters with a weird make up (Simran and Sr NBK) intended to give a natural look mars the enthusiasm of the movie goers on the opening day. The film however illogical makes it a worth watch for only one reason…Balakrishna. Never has the actor looked so young, so good in the recent years and never has he blended so beautifully in the director’s line of thinking. Brilliantly portrayed the senior simply roars onto the screen and dominates the central segment of the movie leaving the junior with some duets. Poor direction has plummeted the actor’s career graph of late but this one film with his dances and dialogues will silence his critics and mimicry artistes who’ve had a field day imitating him. Simran is the centerfold of the piece. There are a host of other cameos from actors, but really it comes down to these three. A refined version of Bharateeydu, the music is delightful and infectious and dialogues pack substance and lend credibility to the part pre-independence drama. The camerawork is beautifully integrated and the angles used in the songs/setups are wonderful at sucking the audience into the scenes. Style drips from every frame. A lot of love went into the production values of this film. Violence is restricted to a minimum and certain sexual innuendos and conversations from Anushka and Nisha fall short of perversity. Their characters are ambiguous and pre-eminently their job is to lust for Balakrishna. YVS Chowdary would have been a happy man instantly had he chosen a simple romantic ••• action story but with the complicated plot he will have to play the waiting game and depend on Balakrishna’s charms alone to become the winner of the festival films. /Sunitablogs |
