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     Happyhappy Junior Artist Username: Happyhappy Post Number: 71 Registered: 07-2010 Posted From: 124.123.245.223 Rating: N/A |
Antham Banner: Drusya creations Director: RamGopal varma Producer: RamGopal varma Year of the Release: 1992 Box-Office Result: Flop One’s expectations touched the sky after knowing the fact that Varma was directing Nagarjuna again. The sensational combination was back with a mafia story by projecting hero as an anti-element in the society. The crude natured Raghava’s mission was to eliminate people left and right who distract their business. Though process seemed natural, it was hard to believe that hero had no job other than killing. It was full of gore and wicked histrionics by the lead actor that didn’t gel with the audience though taking was brilliant. Nagarjuna, as a silent killer, who hardly speaks in the film, given good look to the Raghava’s character. Varma’s uncompromising nature towards the climax was only received by one section of the audience. He clearly lost grip on the narration in the beginning with series of killings, but had his best when Raghava and Bhavana met each other in a separate land. In order to cash the success of Hindi Shiva, he had planned this film with bilingual artiste where he didn’t succeed as most of them were lacking Telugu nativity. This film definitely stands out for its path breaking rules again in a commercial cinema format. But, that didn’t help this film to mint money at the box-office. RD Burman’s music helped this film to boast some good tunes. |
