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Rajinikanth Lingaa (2014) Telugu Mp3 Songs Download
Movie : Lingaa (2014) Telugu Songs Online
Cast : Rajinikanth, Anushka Shetty, Jagapati Babu, Sonakshi Sinha
Director : K.S. Ravikumar
Producer : Rockline Venkatesh
Music : A.R. Rahman
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
Rs 15 lakh per month(katrina)
Currently Ranbir Kapoor with his parents Rishi, Neetu Kapoor, Katrina vuntundaga palihilslo together is another rental house. According to the Mumbai attack within a week, Katrina and Ranbir maranunnarani information on the new apartment. This time, it's a relationship, and are they nijamavutaya or even a rumor that it would rojulagite migilipotunda a week.
Mahesh babu told work has been completed
In the past, this film valor, our sister gold, were titles like the man. However, none of the titles that the facts .. In fact, the unit is not yet announced the final title. My 3 banner is producing the film offers madhi cinematography, the music is by Prasad devisri.
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Movie Review of Erra Bus
Cast: Dasari Narayana Rao, Vishnu Manchu, Catherine Tresa
Director: Dasari Narayana Rao
Producer: Dasari Narayana Rao
Writer: N. Ragavan
Music: Chakri
Cinematography: Anji
Banner: Tharaka Prabhu Films
Release Date: 14-Nov-2014
Rating: 2.85/3
Erra Bus is 151st movie Dasari Narayana Rao is directing and a remake of Tamil hit movie Manjapai. Manchu Vishnu and Catherine Tresa are the lead pair. Dasari is quite confident on the movie. Lets see how the movie is…
Plot:
Rajesh (Vishnu) is a software engineer who has only one dream, to go to US as soon as possible. He is also in relation with Raji (Catherine), whom he wants to marry. Rajesh wants to spend three months with his grand father (Dasari) before he moves to US. After his grand father reaches his place, Rajesh’s life takes turns due to Dasari’s village actions and habits. How Rajesh deals the situation and what happened to his love story makes the movie.
Analysis:
Erra Bus is completely a family drama and completely built on sentiments. The first half of the movie deals with show casing the funny side of Dasari being with village actions. Second half deals on the other side with his actions. The chemistry between Dasari and Vishnu as grand father and grand son worked out very well, they are pillars of the movie. Dasari’s performance at the climax is top-notch and the current generation will come to know his acting skills. Family values and relations are portrayed in an excellent manner. Climax is well designed.
Coming to negative side of the movie… Slow narration is the main draw back. There are many scenes that can be chopped and reduce the run time for 30 minutes. Slow narration will definitely test the patience of current generation. Comedy is a huge minus to Erra Bus. Brahmanandam’s is not necessary and didn’t worked out. Movie is completely predictable.
Cast Performance:
Dasari: No one from current generation can judge or criticize or review Dasari’s acting and directional skills. Whole movie revolves around his actor and he did it spot less.
Vishnu: Vishnu once again proved his content. His matured performance saved Erra Bus at many places.
Catherine: She did justice with the limited role she has.
Technical Department:
To start with, present generation will know why Dasari is called as Darshaka Ratna. Being at of age 70 and directing a movie is not an easy job. He almost avoided the generation gap in the movie. He proved again that he is king in making family dramas.
Music is fine and Namasivaya song is treat to watch.
Cinematography is good. Dialogues are written well with lot of depth.
Editing is a big negative.
Verdict:
An one time watch family entertainer. Only aimed at family audience, not for commercial movie lovers.
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'Oka Laila Kosam', a messy romance (Telugu Movie Review)
Film: "Oka Laila Kosam"; Cast: Naga Chaitanya, Pooja Hegde, Suman, Sayaji Shinde, Ali and Posani Krishna Murali; Director: Vijay Kum
ar Konda; Rating: **1/2
In the opening scene, we're introduced to Karthik (Naga Chaitanya), who, minutes before his MBA graduation ceremony, tears all the offer letters he has received from the best multinational companies. He goes on to deliver a speech about finding the true meaning of freedom, which according to him doesn't lie in fat paychecks and behind the desks of a large company.
He asks his father for a year-long break to travel the world to discover himself. Six months later, Karthik's father asks him if he has attained any clarity about his career. Karthik says he wants to write a book. A surprised father, not knowing how to react, says he has another six months to get things straight.
The initial few minutes of "Oka Laila Kosam" are like a whiff of fresh air. You feel it right from the first scene where the hero is introduced as an MBA graduate contrary to Telugu cinema's obsession with engineering. As a young viewer, you immediately connect with Karthik when he convinces his father to give him time to figure out what he wants to do with his career, because most of us would be cursing ourselves for ending up in jobs we hate to the core.
But all that changes when the heroine is introduced and Karthik falls for her instantly. The film pretty much follows the routine love template from then on, failing to deliver an enriching experience it had initially promised. There's constant stalking, making her uncomfortable.
Too much is messed up in the film and never do you feel efforts were taken to make it right. For instance, in the beginning, Karthik starts writing a book and it's fittingly titled "Oka Laila Kosam", but this episode is completely ignored by Vijay Kumar for most part of the film. Out of the blue, we see Karthik discussing about his book with a publisher. Never do we understand if Karthik really wants to be a writer or not, till the end.
There's another scene where Karthik's father decides to get him married because he feels it will make him responsible. We are forced to believe that a girl is willing to marry someone who has no clue about his own future, because she trusts in her father's decision, and thinks that he will choose the best for her. If getting married was so simple, most of us wouldn't have to slog so much to build a career.
The entertainment in "Oka Laila Kosam" comes in installments. While scenes featuring Ali evoke laughter, that can't be considered entertainment because most of it is force-fit for commercial reasons. Just like how Vijay influenced us to cheer with a series of comedy of errors for his first film "Gunde Jaari Gallanthayyindea; he plays the same card, expecting a similar response in "Oka Laila Kosam". But it backfires and proves why the need of the hour is innovation.
At a running time of 150 minutes, you really wish you had the power to stop the film whenever you want. Alas, that option is out of the question. Naga Chaitanya sparkles as a romantic hero, but he struggles in the emotional scenes. Pooja Hegde is talented and plays her part well but like many young heroines, she too faces the consequences of a poorly etched character.
"Oka Laila Kosam", which is partly refreshing, is messed up mostly as it suffers from cliched storytelling.
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