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Arjun S/O Vyjayanthi Movie Review
After having a gap of more than a year, Nandamuri Kalyan Ram is coming back with his Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi, with veteran actress Vijayashanti in a supporting role. The trailer hinted at a regular commercial movie, which is in contrast with Kalyan Ram’s most recent releases, Amigos and Devil. Pradeep Chilukuri, who directed Raja Cheyyi Veste in 201,6 is coming back with Kalyan Ram’s Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi now. The movie was released today in theaters. Here is the detailed review from one of the US Premiere shows.
What Is It About?
Arjun Vishwanath (Kalyan Ram) is an aspiring IPS officer and is the son of the most efficient and sincere police officer, Vyjayanthi (Vijaya Shanti). Irrespective of cracking the IPS with the best scores, Arjun takes up a violent path to become a ‘good’ gangster in the city. Upset with his choices, Vyjayanthi keeps him at a distance. What circumstances made Arjun become what he is, and how does the mother-son duo reunite? Who is Pathan (Sohail Khan) and what does he seek vengeance against Vyjayanthi for? Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi is all about that.
Performances
Kalyan Ram fits the bill as a violent man whose tolerance is zero for illegal activities and injustice in the city. He performed well in the action and emotional scenes. He could have delivered it even better had the mother-son bonding episodes been written well. Vijayashanti did well in the role of a sincere cop who never hesitates to go beyond the call of duty to put criminals away.
Technicalities
Saiee Manjrekar appeared in a passive role with little importance. She is just alright. Prudhvi got a meaty role, and he did fine in it. Srikanth appears in a crucial yet routine role for these kinds of predictable stories. Sohail Khan is seen as a ruthless baddie, of course, yet another Bollywood villain with a deep voice dubbing. He will appear powerful at the beginning of the movie and won’t be seen until the climax. There is nothing special about his role.
With a pretty straightforward storytelling, Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi offers nothing really new. The background score elevated the action part, and the masses will be enthralled by the action sequences. Songs are so mediocre that they don’t need a mention at all. A few frames are good and interesting. The screenplay is flat.
Thumbs Up
Kalyan Ram
Climax Twist
BGM in parts
Thumbs Down
Vintage plot
Flat narrative
Weak songs
Analysis:
A protagonist with exceptional talent forced to pick the wrong path for society and being hated by his own family is a story that we have seen and gotten bored with a ton of times so far. Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi comes up with the same line, and that too without any tweak or twist to the template story.
The first half goes on with the pattern of establishment, elevations, a song, and a couple of fights, introducing the villain’s cruelty. Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi also used the most common concept of ‘drugs supplied to youth’ in the city, and the hero hunting the bad guys behind it. There are a few action episodes, and the background music shines now and then.
The second too has no surprises until the climax. Like many other stories, the saint-hero becomes an unstoppable force that rains punches against the goons to save a ‘basti’ of people, and the story after is also not new. A backstabber in a decent guy’s disguise, a powerful villain coming for an act of revenge, and many more from the movie follow the standard plot book.
The climax twist is unpredictable and certainly pulls the story up from the standard narrative for a while. However, the age-old plot and the conventional storytelling leave Arjun S/o Vijayanthi a routine commercial drama, irrespective of the touching twist in the end. It would have been an asset if the mother-son bonding episodes and dialogues were well established.
Overall, Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi is a passable action template drama that offers nothing new.
Bottomline: Routine Commercial Drama
Anurag Kashyap Relocates to South India, Embraces Southern Cinema

Anurag Kashyap, renowned Bollywood director known for his cinematic brilliance, including the iconic Gangs of Wasseypur series, has surprised many by deciding to relocate to a South Indian city. This bold move is not just personal but also professional, as he looks to immerse himself more deeply in South Indian cinema, a region he has long admired for its diversity and unique storytelling.
Kashyap has frequently expressed his fascination with South Indian cinema, and this shift away from Mumbai marks a significant step in his journey to explore and contribute more to the Southern film industry. However, the media has sparked some controversy around his decision, with some speculating that he is struggling to adapt to South Indian cinema.
In response to these rumors, Kashyap took to social media, dispelling the claims with his signature humor and confidence. He reassured fans that he’s not leaving filmmaking behind, but instead, he’s busier than ever. “I don’t have dates until 2028,” he stated, revealing his packed schedule with five directorial projects expected to release this year, and two more in early next year. He further added that he has become so sought-after that he turns down three projects a day, proudly pointing out that his IMDb list is one of the longest.
Kashyap also made a recent appearance in the South Indian film Maharaja, signaling his increasing involvement in the region’s industry. This move certainly reinforces his commitment to expanding his creative horizons and tapping into the rich cinematic traditions of South Indian cinema.
Citadel: Honey Bunny Season 2 Cancelled, Amazon Merges Franchise

In a surprising twist, Citadel: Honey Bunny, the Indian spin-off of the global spy thriller Citadel, starring Varun Dhawan and Samantha Ruth Prabhu, will not be returning for a second season. Despite the success and strong viewership of the first installment on Amazon Prime Video, the platform has officially scrapped plans for Season 2.
The news comes as a shock to fans who were eagerly awaiting the sequel. Adding to the surprise, Amazon has also cancelled Citadel: Diana, the Italian version, as part of a broader restructuring. Instead, the streaming giant is set to merge all storylines from the global Citadel universe into a larger, interconnected narrative matrix.
“The global response to Citadel has been phenomenal,” an Amazon representative said. “Merging story arcs will elevate the experience and strengthen the franchise as a whole.”
While Priyanka Chopra’s Citadel arc will continue, with Part 2 expected in 2026, the future of Honey Bunny remains unclear. Varun Dhawan had previously teased the possibility of Season 2 being adapted into a film, but with the latest developments, fans are uncertain if that vision will materialize.
Though disappointing, this move signals Amazon’s intent to consolidate the franchise into one cohesive global saga—possibly at the cost of regional sequels.
Rashmika Mandanna Debuts Animated Avatar ‘Ru’ in Unique Storytelling Venture

Rashmika Mandanna, often celebrated as the “National Crush,” is now breaking new ground in an exciting and heartwarming way. The actress has teamed up with Terribly Tiny Tales (TTT) for a one-of-a-kind storytelling venture—becoming the first Indian actress to have her very own animated avatar.
Titled Ru, this animated character is designed to reflect Rashmika’s real-life warmth, compassion, and positivity—offering fans a whole new way to connect with her. Rashmika expressed her joy about this collaboration, sharing how deeply it resonates with the kind of meaningful storytelling that TTT is known for.
Fans are already buzzing with excitement, and rightly so—this marks a refreshing new chapter in Rashmika’s dynamic career.
Adding to the thrill, Rashmika is also making waves in the music scene. Her upcoming film Kuberaa—where she stars alongside Dhanush—just dropped its first single, Poira Mawa, which is trending across India.
From launching animated avatars to delivering musical hits, Rashmika is proving once again that she’s not just a star—she’s a phenomenon. And for her ever-growing fan base, the best part is that the journey has only just begun.
Deepika & Ranveer’s ₹100 Cr Sea-Facing Mansion: A Dream Home for Baby Dua

Forget the glitz of movie sets and the glamour of designer wardrobes—Bollywood’s ultimate power couple, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, are now making waves with their real estate moves. The duo is all set to move into their luxurious ₹100 crore sea-facing quadruplex in Mumbai’s swanky Bandra neighborhood—just a stone’s throw from Shah Rukh Khan’s iconic Mannat.
Spanning an impressive 11,266 sq. ft. along with a 1,300 sq. ft. private terrace, the home combines unmatched privacy with panoramic views of the Arabian Sea. It’s a perfect sanctuary for the couple and their baby girl, Dua Padukone Singh, born on September 8, 2024. Now seven months old, little Dua will soon be growing up in one of the most coveted addresses in Mumbai.
After their fairytale Italian wedding in 2018, Deepika and Ranveer have been thoughtfully building their future together—one beautiful home at a time. Their real estate portfolio already includes a lavish ₹22 crore bungalow in Alibaug, and this new property marks a major milestone in their journey as a family.
From ruling red carpets to making headlines in real estate, DeepVeer continue to set couple goals. With their new home symbolizing a fresh start filled with love, luxury, and laughter, fans can’t help but cheer on this new phase in the fairytale life of Bollywood’s golden duo.
















