Adhinayakudu Movie Review
- Film : Adhinayakudu
- Producer : M L Padma Kumar Chowdhary
- Director : Paruchuri Murali
- Star Cast : Bala Krishna, Lakshmi Rai, Saloni, Jayasudha, Sukanya…
- Music Director : Kalyani Malik
- Rating :
Balayya takes on three well defined roles in
Adhinayakudu that
has hit the theatres across the state on June 01. The political satire
film has exposed the actor’s strength in depicting three generations of
characters. And he has excelled in his performance. The last twenty
minutes of the film speaks volumes about the versatility of the actor.
Other Ratings
Story
Written and Directed by Murali ‘Adhinayakudu’ is a total mass
entertainer. Balayya as Ram Krishna Prasad, Harishchandra Prasad and
Bobby have dominated the performance level while showcasing the
generation’s gap. Bobby the grandson of senior Prasad is kidnapped by
villains, when he is three years old by villains. He grows up as a bad
boy and goes on to kill his grandfather not knowing the true identity.
The later part is how the family unite forms the story. Kick Shyam plays
an important role as the step brother of Harishchandra Prasad. The film
is powerful action in the first half and melodrama in the second half.
Analysis :
Adhinayakudu is a political drama and meets the expectations of the
fans. The film takes a dig at the policies of various political parties.
“Manchi naayakudu prajala gundello vundaale gaanee, roddu meeda
bommaallo kaadu. Vunnattundi ee vigrahaala raajakeeyam enduku modalu
pettaavo chebuthaavaa? Cheppinchamantaavaa?,” a dialogue by Balayya, is
the latest sensation across the state.
Performance :
Balayya is at his best and at home in all the three variants. It is a
fan treat to watch the film. This is the first time Jayasudha is
joining him onscreen and the two turn nostalgic in some memorable
scenes. Brahmanandam as Brahmam is sure to rock you off your seats with
comedy. Lakshmi Rai’s glamour dose goes to peak levels.
Final Word:Balayya as Ram Krishna Prasad has redefined in versatility, in this political entertainer, fit for all ages.
2.5
2.5 Ram (Ram) first sees Sravanthi ...
The story has no logic. There’s not much to talk about entertainment although Bramhanandam tickled ribs now and then. The chemistry between Ram and Tamanna didn’t work out. Actor Ram could have performed better. There were flaws in the adaptation of the movie. The music scored by Prakash Kumar was not soothing. Cinematography was a plus point to the film. The costumes were good.
Ram gave his best. Tamanna performed well. She was looking gorgeous. Shayaji Shinde did his best. Bramhanandam was hilarious. Krishna Bhagwan was okay.
