Release date : September 4, 2015

Rating : 2.75/5

Director : Suseenthiran

Producer : G.Nageshwar Reddy, S. Narasimha Prasad Read

Music Director : D.Imman

Starring : Vishal, Kajal Aggarwal





Story :-

Jayasurya(Vishal) is a dutiful police officer who is appointed as the ACP of Guntur on a special task. He starts his mission of nabbing a dreaded gang who is threatening the local businessmen. One fine day, he meets Soumya (Kajal Aggarwal) and falls in love with her.

As time passes by, Soumya’s dad is suddenly killed by a powerful politician named Siva (Samuthirakani). Who is this Siva ? Why did he kill Sowmya’s dad ? and What does he have to do with Jayasurya ? To know answers to these questions, you need to watch the film on the big screen.

Plus Points :-

Vishal gives a power packed performance which is the major highlight of the film. He carries good emotions through out the film and displays stunning energy levels during the action episodes. Soori, who played Vishal’s sidekick, lends good support and evokes decent laughs with his funny dialogues.

Despite a less screen time, Kajal Aggarwal and her glamour quotient is a big attraction in the film. Samuthirakani’s role has good variations and he did a fabulous job as the antagonist. The interval block is executed pretty well and the second half is filled with some engaging scenes which will have a good affect on the audience.

Minus Points :-

The first half of the movie is a big let down as the movie proceeds with aimless narration till the interval block. The misplaced songs and many unwanted scenes test the patience of the audience.

Some characters in the film have no firm establishment and can easily be edited out. Many scenes lack the intensity which is a must for these type of movies. There is no entertainment in the second half which is yet another setback for the film.

The climax of the film is dragged out a bit and could have been trimmed by at least fifteen minutes to make the film engaging. The predictable plot is also a big minus for the film.

Release date : January 29 2016

Rating : 3/5

Director : Sundar C

Producer : Good Cinema Group

Music Director : Hiphop Tamizha






Story:-

Murali(Siddharth) heads back to his native place along with his fiance Anitha (Trisha) after knowing that his father is in last stages of his life. As soon as the couple land there, some weird things start happening in their house.

This is also the time when Anita’s bother(Sundar C) enters the scene and takes things in control. He installs cameras all over the bungalow and records every thing whats going on. After a terrible incident involving Murali’s brother, everyone decides to look at the recorded footage.

To their surprise, they find out that the ghost in the footage is none other than Murali’s own sister Kalavathi(Hansika). What is the actual back story behind Kalavathi ? and Why is she after every one in the house ? To know answers to these questions, you need to watch the film on the big screen.

Plus Points:

One of the biggest plus points of the film is that director Sundar has cleverly played it to the galleries. He has added enough comedy, thrill and intense moments which elevate the film well.

Trisha looks gorgeous and is superb in her role. The way she has performed in the horror episodes is pretty good. While she impressed with her beauty in the first half, she gets scary during the second.
Hansika is the heart and soul of the franchise and has done her job well. Even though she has limited screen space, she causes good effect to the proceedings with her emotional avatar.

Kovai Sarala’s comedy elevates the second half to a decent level. All her scenes with comedian Suri evoke good laughs. Siddharth plays his supporting role well and goes with the flow of the film. Second half is a major plus as the tempo of the film raises big time.

Minus Points:-

First half of the film is a huge drawback. The film has traces of Chandrakala as the look, thrills and performances instantly remind you of that film. The makers could have removed at least two songs to make the film a bit breezy. There is nothing much new or interesting that is happening during the first half.

What’s more frustrating is that Sundar C had a lot of scope to scare the audience but he did not make proper use of it. All the thrills, comedy and family emotions that are shown during the first half are routine. There are certain logics which have been overlooked and they are clearly visible.

Release date : February 12 2016

Rating : 3.5/5

Director : Hanu Raghavapudi

Producer : Ram Achanta, Gopichand Achanta, Anil Sunkara

Music Director : Vishal Chandrasekhar


Story:-

Krishna(Nani) is a carefree youth in the faction rich area of Rayalaseema. He is in love with his childhood sweetheart Mahalaxmi(Mehreen) but is scared to death to reveal it to her family.
One fine day, Krishna lands at Mahalaxmi’s house to confront her brother. This is also the time when Mahalaxmi’s family is attacked by their opposition gang in the village. To his shock, Krishna finds out that Mahalaxmi is not available at the house but her entire family is destroyed except for Mahalaxmi’s three little nephews.

Left with no choice, Krishna runs away with the kids to save them. Rest of the story is as to how Krishna manages to save these kids and ends up winning his love amidst a huge chaos which also involves a dread mafia don.

Plus Points:-

One of the biggest plus points of the film is the writing. The script is quite new and the way it is told in a commercial format is also entertaining. Nani is the star of the film and once again gives an honest performance. He is at ease and carries his cowardly role with aplomb. Nani’s comic timing and the way he pulls of his innocent act during crucial scenes is superb.

Mehreen makes a confident debut and looks convincing as the village belle. Performance wise too, she is decent and has a long way to go. Yet another major plus point of the film is the quirky love story.  All the romantic scenes and the way Nani’s love track is showcased is quite novel. Certain twists and chases that come during the second half are good. Brahmaji is pretty good in his cameo.
First half of the film is hugely entertaining and has some good comedy as well. Satyam Rajesh’s scenes with Nani evoke good laughter and makes things breezy. The various twists that are showcased featuring mafia don Murali Sharma and all the mistaken identity scenes featuring him and Pruthvi have been placed well in the film.

Minus Points:-

The film is a bit lengthy and if the makers act quickly and edit out some unnecessary scenes, the out put will be even better. Towards the end of the first half, one gets a feel that the proceedings are dragged a bit too much. All the major twists are revealed during the pre-interval block only.

Two songs which come during the second half are huge speed breakers and spoil the flow of the film big time. Post the interval, the film moves on a single point agenda and the proceedings get a bit routine.

Release date : January 29 2016

Rating : 2.75/5

Director : Srinivas Gavireddy

Producer : Shailendra Babu, KV.Sridhar Reddy, Harish Duggisetti

Music Director : Gopi Sundar






Story:-

Sri Ram(Raj Tharun) is a happy go lucky youth from Ramapuram whose only motto in life is to marry his childhood sweetheart Seetha(Aarthana). Ram tries different ways to propose her but everything ends up on a bitter note.

Things become so bad after a point that Seetha starts hating him big time. Loosing no hope, he continues to woo her and finally manages to win his love. This is also the time when Seetha’s parents stand against the couple. They throw a challenge and ask Ram to accomplish it. What is that challenge ? Will Ram be able to accomplish it ? That forms the rest of the story.

Plus Points:-

Raj Tharun has once again given a honest performance. He is improving with every film and has stunning screen presence. His carefree attitude suits his role and the mood of the film quite well. The chemistry between Raj Tharun and his gang is showcased nicely and also evokes huge laughs.

Aarthana is definitely a find. She looks very pretty in Indian avatar and also performs well in all her emotional scenes. Once again, Shakalaka Shankar is pretty impressive with his comedy. All his comic punches create a decent impact during the first half.

First half of the film is ok and has some breezy moments. Yet another major asset of the film is the music given by Gopi Sundar. All his songs are refreshing and have also been shot well. Raja Ravindra is also good in his mature role.

Minus Points:-

One of the biggest drawbacks of the film is the concept narrated during the second half. The so called challenge which is thrown at the hero at the last minute looks out of place. At least, the director should have added this angle earlier during the proceedings to make it evident for the audience.
After a point of time, the film side tracks completely and just a simple challenge wraps up things in a hurry. The film has a roller coaster kind of a feel as the proceedings get interesting after a point and also deviate from the topic suddenly. Story of the film is ages old and has absolutely nothing new to offer.


The conflict point between the heroine’s parents and Raj Tharun has not been established well. Also, the love story between the lead pair looks jaded and has no clarity.

Release date : February 05 2016

Rating : 3/5

Director : Bhimaneni Srinivasa Rao

Producer : Bheemaneni Suneetha

Music Director : DJ Vasanth

Running time: 2h 30m






Story:-

Shoban(Bellamkonda Srinivas) is a happy go lucky guy who goes to umpteen lengths for his friends. He has a batch of five friends and one among them always tries to woo the village beauty Vasanthi(Sonarika) but ends up failing each time.

Left with no choice, Shoban takes things in hand and decides to help his friend. But during this process, Vasanthi falls for Shobhan. As these situations are showcased in quite a funny way, twist in the tale arises when Vasanti’s father(Rao Ramesh) fixes his daughter’s marriage to one of Shoban’s best friends Jagan (Kabir Singh).

Rest of the story is as to how, Shoban clears all his problems among his friends and wins his love.

Plus Points:-

The way story has been weaved around five friends is pretty good. Probably for the first time, hero’s friends have some powerful roles in a Telugu film. Bellamkonda Srinivas is impressive in his second outing. The way he has carried his role and gives an all round performance is appreciable. He has worked hard on his strengths and will surely be a promising actor in the future.

Srinivas Reddy does a decent job in his role. His comedy works out well during the first half. All the teasing and romantic scenes that are showcased during the first half are ok. Kabir Singh underplays the villain’s role well and impresses with his act.

Second half is where the film moves on a fast pace. The twist that is showcased during the climax is good and has been handled in a interesting way. Tamanna’s song is a huge plus during the end and has also been shot quite richly. Comedian Madhu gets a meaty role and does his best. Chaitnya Krishna and Prakash Raj do their characters as required.

Minus Points:-

As the film is based on friendship, there should be few more scenes which showcase the bond between the close friends. The story does not move at a brisk pace during the first half. There was
scope for more comedy as the makers have failed to utilize it.

Even though Sonarika looks good on screen, her role and performance should have been better. As the story revolves around her, a little bigger star could have made wonders to the film. Post the interval, the film gets routine with some unnecessary family emotions.

Release date : February 05 2016

Rating : 2.25/5

Director : Vamsi

Producer : D. Venkatesh

Music Director : Chakri







Story:-

Susheel(Ajmal) is a happy go lucky software engineer working in Mumbai. His parents fix his alliance with a girl named Satya(Nikita Narayanan) and ask him to meet her. During this time, Susheel’s parents showcase his horoscope to their spiritual guru. To their huge shock, they find out that their son is already married.

They reveal the same thing to Susheel who gets equally shocked. Upset with this, he suddenly remembers his childhood days where he got married to Tanuja during a fun kids game. A curious Shusheel now starts looking for Tanuja.

Who is this Tanuja ? Will Susheel find her finally ? and what happens to Satya during this time ? That forms the rest of the story.

Plus Points:-

The concept of marriage and the various aspects of the relationship have been showcased well. The way Ajmal goes about his search and meets different people in different walks of life has been dealt decently. Nikita Narayan is ok in her role.

The rural set up and the typical characters which are known is all Vamsi films has been showcased to an extent. Music given by the late Chakri comes as a huge relief in the film. Interval twist and the climax have been handled well.

Minus Points:-

One of the biggest drawbacks of the film is the boring and outdated narration. The makers have taken a routine story line and have showcased the film in a beaten to death formula. So, all the scenes and situations which come during this time are below par.
There is absolutely no emotion in the characters. Also, the logics go for a toss and the performance by the supporting cast leaves a lot to be desired. The fun and simple comedy that is expected in all Vamsi films is missing big time in this film.

After a point in the film, you start wondering whether a renowned film maker like Vamsi has actually made this film. Yet another drawback is the main lead Ajmal. He has sleep walked through the film and his facial expressions clearly showcase his disinterest in the project.

Release Status: Upcoming …
Genres: Action
Country: India
Language: Telugu

Release Date: 02 September 2016

Missile (2016) Movie Description:

Directed by: Srinu Vaitla

Written by: Sreenu Vaitla, Kona Venkat, Anil Ravipudi

Produced by: Akkineni Nagarjuna

Starring by: Akhil Akkineni, Akkineni Nagarjuna, Disha Patani, Dhruva Sarja, Brahmanandam

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Release date : January 13 2016

Rating : 3.25/5

Director : Sukumar

Producer : B. V. S. N. Prasad

Music Director : Devi Sri Prasad

Running time: 2h 32m







Story:-
Abhiram(NTR) is an young entrepreneur based in London. One fine day, he comes to know that his father(Rajendra Prasad) is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and is in his last stages of life. An upset Abhiram, rushes back home to confront his dad.
During this time, Abhiram’s father reveals that his last wish is to see Krishnamurthy(Jagapathi Babu), the richest Indian in UK gets defeated in life. He further reveals to Abhiram how Krishnamurthy had ripped of his property and happiness by cheating him big time. Rest of the story is as to how Abhiram dethrones Krishnamurthy and fulfills his father’s dying wish.
Plus Points:-
With Nannaku Prematho, NTR stuns you with his emotional performance. This is probably NTR’s best performance till date as the young tiger has unleashed a new side of his caliber. Right from the first frame, NTR nails it with his stylish looks and classy act. He is exceptionally good and carries his emotions with right balance. NTR needs to be appreciated for coming out of his comfort zone and accepting a film like this.
Yet another major asset of the film is Jagapathi Babu. If not for him, the film wouldn’t have come out the way it has. The veteran actor does his villainous act to the ‘T’ and excels in his role. Babu’s subtle expressions and attitude makes proceedings quite interesting. All his confrontation scenes with NTR have been designed exceptionally well by Sukumar.
The film scores brownie points as there is no bloodshed and unnecessary violence in the film. Rakul Preet Singh looks gorgeous and does her role supremely well. She looks apt as the rich NRI and her own dubbing is also impressive.
Interval block and the last half an hour is high on emotions and engrosses you completely. Production values are superb. Rajeev Kanakala gets a meaty role after along time and performs well.
Minus Points:-
Nannaku Prematho is a class film and the masses might find it very hard to digest certain facts. Even though NTR is superb in the film, the regular punch dialogues and dances he is usually associated with are completely missing in this film. Pace of the film is also a bit slow as the film takes its own time to unravel.
Some scenes showcasing the affection between NTR and his father should have been executed to make the plot more believable. As the subject matter is quite serious, scope for comedy was also less and all those who expect this as a Sankranthi special entertainer might be disappointed.
First 15 minutes and the entire episode featuring Rakul Preet and her mom could have been mellowed down and edited out. This episode looks out of place and eats away most of the run time.

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Director: Colin Trevorrow
Cast & Crew: Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Judy Greer, Irrfan Khan, Vincent D`Onofrio, Jake Johnson, Ty Simpkins, B.D. Wong, Nick Robinson, Omar Sy, Lauren Lapkus
Verdict: The park is open.

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