Minugurulu

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Heart Touching

 

Banner: Respect Creations

 

Cast: Ashish Vidyarthi, Suhasini, Raghuveer Yadav, Jayavani, Deepak Saroj and others Music: Rajasekhar Sarma C

inematographer: David Puller

Editor: Ganti Kiran

Director: Ayodhya Kumar Krishnamsetty

Producer: Ayodhya Kumar Krishnamsetty

Release date: 24/01/2014 - 

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Insightful, worth a watch 

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Highlights

• Concept
• Emotion
• Realism

Drawbacks

• Pace
• Offbeat flavor

 

[troll_face]

Very Nice Movie....sukumar can learn how to make appealing different movie to all..

 

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A new wave of filmmakers with radical thoughts is pushing their way into a commercial Tollywood. Here is one such attempt so let us see if it is really worth or not.

Story
A residential school for the blind near Vizag is in a dilapidated condition and the reason for that is the caretaker (Ashish) who spends the government funds in betting and loses it. Then a new resident Raju (Deepak) comes, after losing his vision due to an accident. He intimates the authorities about the situation but in vain. Then he comes up with a plan along with the other blind kids to deal with this issue. What does he do and where it leads forms the rest.

Performances

[gundubabu]

Telugu actors lera cinemalo

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Analysis:
 

From a long time, there are those who criticize Tollywood to be an industry which is totally commercial and focuses only on glamour and masala potboilers.
It is true to an extent but it doesn’t mean there are not filmmakers who don’t believe in passion for the craft and coming up with offbeat storylines that add value to the society and spread a message through this medium. 
Perhaps this film can be counted as one such effort which will prove those perceptions to be wrong. Despite the fact that most of the team including the cast are amateurs, the basic intent of the film is commendable. It is never an easy task to delve into the world of a person who is blind and see the world from his/her eyes. 
The efforts put in that angle are really praiseworthy. As such, this does give the feel of a Docu-drama but given the subject and the purpose behind it, the director showed sensibility in adding subtle humor and emotion in his own way.
Entire film runs on straight narration instilling realistic scenes those some look gross.
The second half gets into a serious mode with many emotionally heart squeezing moments. Climax was absorbing.
This cannot be counted as a mainstream flick but it would create enough impact to those who seek realistic cinema and to those who say Tollywood doesn’t have offbeat filmmakers with value added ideas and storylines.
Bottomline: Insightful, worth a watch

 

 

[cherlapalli_jailer]

Telugu actors lera cinemalo

mana vallu non commercial movie lo acting cheyyaru its an insult to them 

[chegu]

mana vallu non commercial movie lo acting cheyyaru its an insult to them

Ala kante mana vallu non commercial cinemalu thisthe manam chudham ani chepthe baguntundhi ani naa opinion

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Ala kante mana vallu non commercial cinemalu thisthe manam chudham ani chepthe baguntundhi ani naa opinion

 

nuvuv kooda chudava

 

 

[chegu]

nuvuv kooda chudava

Chudanu theater ki velli youtube lo chustha....edhi reality...

[Tadika]

print vachindha bhayya

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print vachindha bhayya

[Tadika]

[rahulroy4u]

Sounds like AnKein Hindi Movie. Is it a remake?