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Maa Review Maa Istam – Shadow Movie Review

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Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh attacked in Pakistan jail

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Pure Telugu and teasing title for Pawan

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As the producer BVSN Prasad has registered the title ‘attharintiki daredi’ at the film chamber, it has been evident that Power Star Pawan Kalyan and Trivikram’s new movie’s title is to be confirmed as ‘attharintiki daredi’. Some days ago we revealed this news under the heading ‘Another gossip on Pawan’s new movie’. Being a pure Telugu title and appears to be teasing one, the title itself pulls huge number of crowds to theaters. However, we have to wait for the first look and the title announcement of the movie by the makers of the movie.

Samantha sizzles opposite to Pawan Kalyan while Pranitha plays second lead of the film. Devi Sri Prasad is scoring the music of the film. The movie is being made on Sri Venkateswara Cine Chitra in association with Reliance Entertainment.

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Shadow Movie Review – 2/5

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Rating : 2/5
Film: Shadow
Starring: Venkatesh,Tapsee,Srikanth,Madhurima
Director: Meher Ramesh
Producer: Paruchuri Kireeti
Banner: United Movies banner
Music: Thaman

Story

Raghuram (Naga Babu) is undercover investigative journo who makes a document against mafia don Nana Bhai(Aditya Pancholi) regarding his illegal activities. The report reaches Nana Bhai who in turn kills the former but Rajaram (Venkatesh), Raghuram’s son sees his father’s death and he vows to take revenge in the name of Shadow. Will he succeed in killing Nana Bhai and his gang forms the rest of Shadow.

Performances

Venkatesh looked quite different and has experimented with his looks. As per the film, Venky has trusted the director and followed his instructions mechanically despite his good experience in films. He has performed his part well dealing emotional scenes, action sequences but couldn’t rescue the film.

Tapsee is gorgeous but is confined to songs. Her characterization is poorly etched but she impresses with her dance moves.

Srikanth as a cop delivers a routine performance and Madhurima is natural. MS Narayana as Psycho Sreenivas and Jaya Prakash Reddy brings few laughs while Krishna Bhagawan is okay, Rahul Dev is usual, Naga Babu as journalist is brief, Aditya Pancholi is impressive and he might bag some good roles hereafter.

Technical Analysis

Cinematography by Prasad Murella is good and the major part was shot in lavish locales. Thaman’s songs are catchy but the songs placement like naughty Girl..’ is poor. Background score is loud. The title song has wonderful choreography and shot very stylishly. Dialogues are senseless with meaningless Rhyming words, editing is inconsistent and jerky. Meher Ramesh direction is bad. Production values by United Movies are bad.

Analysis

Shadow focuses on Style and rich locales rather than the content like any other Meher Ramesh film. The story is a regular revenge saga, yet it would have been a safe bet if the film is packed with gripping screenplay and good entertainment considering the fact that producers have spent lot of budget on the style.

Director Meher Ramesh failed totally in engaging the audiences in the proceedings and stuck with style concentrating on lavish locales, designer outfits, Choppers for dons’ et al. Venkatesh proved to be director’s actor believing in Meher Ramesh and following his instructions mechanically. Even the emotional scenes which are Venkatesh’s forte lacked the needed depth and impact. On the comedy front, the Gabbar Singh Antyakshari scenes including Venkatesh and MS Narayana might be a relief to few, while scenes showcasing Venky as a child, calling Tapsee as Aunty didn’t work at all, in fact they are terrible.

While the first half runs on a boring note with routine stuff, the second half totally tests your patience and the climax fight leaves you disappointed.

Final Verdict

Even Venkatesh couldn’t salvage ‘Shadow’.

Shadow Movie Review – 2/5

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Rating : 2/5
Film: Shadow
Starring: Venkatesh,Tapsee,Srikanth,Madhurima
Director: Meher Ramesh
Producer: Paruchuri Kireeti
Banner: United Movies banner
Music: Thaman
 
Story

Raghuram (Naga Babu) is undercover investigative journo who makes a document against mafia don Nana Bhai(Aditya Pancholi) regarding his illegal activities. The report reaches Nana Bhai who in turn kills the former but Rajaram (Venkatesh), Raghuram’s son sees his father’s death and he vows to take revenge in the name of Shadow. Will he succeed in killing Nana Bhai and his gang forms the rest of Shadow.

Performances

Venkatesh looked quite different and has experimented with his looks. As per the film, Venky has trusted the director and followed his instructions mechanically despite his good experience in films. He has performed his part well dealing emotional scenes, action sequences but couldn’t rescue the film.

Tapsee is gorgeous but is confined to songs. Her characterization is poorly etched but she impresses with her dance moves.

Srikanth as a cop delivers a routine performance and Madhurima is natural. MS Narayana as Psycho Sreenivas and Jaya Prakash Reddy brings few laughs while Krishna Bhagawan is okay, Rahul Dev is usual, Naga Babu as journalist is brief, Aditya Pancholi is impressive and he might bag some good roles hereafter.

Technical Analysis

Cinematography by Prasad Murella is good and the major part was shot in lavish locales. Thaman’s songs are catchy but the songs placement like naughty Girl..’ is poor. Background score is loud. The title song has wonderful choreography and shot very stylishly. Dialogues are senseless with meaningless Rhyming words, editing is inconsistent and jerky. Meher Ramesh direction is bad. Production values by United Movies are bad.

Analysis

Shadow focuses on Style and rich locales rather than the content like any other Meher Ramesh film. The story is a regular revenge saga, yet it would have been a safe bet if the film is packed with gripping screenplay and good entertainment considering the fact that producers have spent lot of budget on the style.

Director Meher Ramesh failed totally in engaging the audiences in the proceedings and stuck with style concentrating on lavish locales, designer outfits, Choppers for dons’ et al. Venkatesh proved to be director’s actor believing in Meher Ramesh and following his instructions mechanically. Even the emotional scenes which are Venkatesh’s forte lacked the needed depth and impact. On the comedy front, the Gabbar Singh Antyakshari scenes including Venkatesh and MS Narayana might be a relief to few, while scenes showcasing Venky as a child, calling Tapsee as Aunty didn’t work at all, in fact they are terrible.

While the first half runs on a boring note with routine stuff, the second half totally tests your patience and the climax fight leaves you disappointed.

Final Verdict

Even Venkatesh couldn’t salvage ‘Shadow’.

Purandareswari will contest from Narsaraopet

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Rajya Sabha member T Subbarami Reddy has said Union Minister Daggubati Purandareswari would contest from the Narsaraopet Lok Sabha constituency in the next elections.

TSR was responding to the dispute between him and Purandareswari over the Visakhapatnam Lok Sabha seat.

Stating that Purandareswari herself wanted Narasaraopet constituency as it was presently vacant, Subbarami Reddy said he would contest from Visakhaptnam in 2014. He asked the media not to make a controversy over the seat. He said he met Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Thursday and informed her of the development he had achieved in Visakhapatnam. As his Rajya Sabha membership was ending shortly, he said he was aspiring to contest from Visakha and said he had the strength to win the seat.

It may be mentioned here that Purandareswari is presently representing Visakhapatnam, which was represented by Subbrami Reddy earlier. Now he is again trying to get his seat back. It may be recalled that TSR was fielded against the YSR Congress candidate Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy and was defeated in the by-election for the Nellore Lok Sabha seat by a margin of over two lakh votes.

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