balayya peak ferformance

[himacream]

 

[i_sudigadu]

[Anta Assamey]

Nimmakayalu vande mataram ... 

[nizambadnarsingyadav]

[Heroin]

[k2s]

Panikimalina cinema antey idey

[Heroin]

1 minute ago, k2s said:

Panikimalina cinema antey idey

So nuvu full movi chusavannamata

[bollipappu]

oreei veedi gif lake time ledu ante movie ni part lu part lu gaa esthunnaru

yeeee NRI lu batakalani ledaaa ?

[Quickgun_murugan]

2 hours ago, himacream said:

 

Aa makeup endi aa gola endi??

[Quickgun_murugan]

Lol

[SilentStriker]

YVS gaa 

[SilentStriker]

simran makeup 

[SilentStriker]

@4:56 close..kathi close 

[kittaya]

5 hours ago, himacream said:

 

Okkamagadu man Jai balayya

[SilentStriker]

This film bears a freaky resemblance to the Kamal Hassan starrer 'Bharateeyudu', and one would agree this is not accidental. A revolutionary freedom fighter (balayya senior) resurfaces to fight for a rather contrived cause( that of restoring 'the value of life'). It is painfully obvious that the plot is'nt important, it only exists to elevate the protagonist. Consequently, we see many incomplete characters. The only other fully developed character in the film 'Baby'(Simran) is any weekend movie watcher's nightmare. She not only looks a demented witch, but succeeds admirably in acting like one.

The film has a lot of sleaze courtesy of Anushka and Nisha Kothari, whose job is to embarrass themselves and the viewers in order to establish and reinforce the immense sexual desirability of balayya. This come across in all the 'songs'; also featured in the songs is a dancing balayya with an apparel range that is extremely offensive to the eye.

Most dialogues are so absurd they actually entertain(eg. nenu meesam unna devudni, I am virus). The 'fights' are fun too( one shot in which balayya turns himself 180 degrees and lands on a fully recline Chinese fighter with his head first had me laughing for about half an hour). Thus, there are some rewards for the brave viewer willing to survive Simran.