| Banner: | Shreya Productions | ||||||
| Cast: | Naga Chaitanya, Amala Paul and Prabhu | ||||||
| Direction: | Vivek Krishna | ||||||
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| Amar Mohle, Pradeep Koneru and Pre | It does not matter whether or not Bejawada become a flop (which we predict will be its fate), but one thing is clear. RGV and some children of his school live in a cocoon. They seriously underestimate the intelligence public, or that they are open-minded enough to look around for inspiration. Children believe that Varma knows everything and there is no world beyond him. None in the world except themselves are more in love with films such as Ram Sarkar. Bejawada offering ridiculous Vivek Krishna, is an interpretation of these Class C films. Bejawada a RGV stamp on it. It is this - the language horribly routine inspired by the style of RGV, which makes Bejawada useless. The creative director is not inspired, it is dirty. Some inspirations are notoriously bad. They managed to bring infamy to the original. As Bejawada, defiles Sarkar. Exaggerated expressions, the behavior of the boundary of imitation, immature dialogues, songs, intrusive, and above all, even old characters for which Gore is the purpose in life. This is what is Bejawada. Kali Prasad (Prabhu in a more reactive role) is a Goonda good heart who believes that draws its strength from the fact that people think they need it - it avoids the policy because, if the policy people think it needs it. Well said! Vijay Krishna (Mukul Dev) is his trusted lieutenant. Shankar (Abhimanyu Singh), Kali's brother, is upset because Kali is the promotion of the cost of Vijay Krishna himself. (How many movies have this item? Ab Tak chappan?) Kali, shining like a star in Bejawada, where, he says, the murders are not committed for no reason (laugh out loud!), Meeting the enemy when his brother's assassination steps for obvious reasons. The brother now grudges Vijay Krishna, the other enemy in his life. Shiva Krishna (Naga Chaitanya in a reactionary role) is the brother Vijay Krishna. A university student, he is constantly asked by his brother to stay away from gang warfare, et al. But how long is Shiva will be away from this world of bedlam and revenge? You've got it right. The story should already be playing in your mind. Following after Abhimanyu Singh begins his assault with a di kolaveri (murderous rage) is anybody's guess. What works against the film is that it seems repetitive. While RGV stamp is all over the place, the director throws common sense to the winds. If the clamor of sounds in the background is irrelevant, unnecessary emotions and action sequences give a taste of amateur secondrateness of Bejawada. Performance-wise, especially Chai shows an improvement in his diction. However, with a good director, he certainly managed to snatch the role, which requires intensity is even better. While doing too Prabhu, Mukul Dev does justice to his role. Abhimanyu Singh is threatening to the good. Amala Paul, a talent is rewarded, surprisingly, a huge disappointment. The film will be remembered for his childish dialogues well. Chai is a search for six-pack abs by saying they can not win a war. At one point, Ajay (his brother) said that the danger has always been in their family. Is it a parody or just drivel involuntarily? PS: RGV usually describes everything that fascinated him as better than sex. What do we compare to Bejawada? Here it is - is worse than Bejawada Dhadi. | ||||||
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