The Dirty Picture is not a full-fledged biopic. Instead of painting a layered portrait of Silk, it draws an outline. But Vidya lends her so much transparency, aplomb and sauciness, the outcome is far more awe-inspiring than it deserves to be.Read full review..ononononononononononSukanya VermaRediffDirty Picture forsakes much potential nuance that could have made this a great film instead of merely a film with a great lead character. Having said that, the film is far more engaging than most Bollywood produce.Read full review..ononononononononononRaja SenRediffWith a highly entertaining first half, and a mediocre second, The Dirty Picture falls short of being truly remarkable. But for that ‘boombaat’ of a performer, Vidya Balan and entertaining dialogue, the film is worth the ticket price.Read full review..ononononononononononAniruddha GuhaDNAThe Dirty Picture reiterates that bold is beautiful. A ballsy entertainer that deserves a watch.Read full review..ononononononononononMansha RastoginowrunningThe...

Film: Bejawada Rating: 2/5 Banner: Shreya Productions Cast: Naga Chaitanya, Amala Paul, Prabhu, Abhimanyu Singh, Mukul Dev and others Music: Pradeep Koneru, Vikram Negi, Bapi-Tutul, Amar Mohile Cinematographer: S Bhupathy Editor: Goutham Raju Story, screenplay, direction: Vivek Krishna Producers: Ram Gopal Varma, Kiran Koneru Release date: 01/12/2011Naga Chaitanya who was seen in romantic roles has arrived with a rough role. Given the controversy and the RGV factor involved, let us see how the film isStory Based on the backdrop of Vijayawada, the story begins with Kalidas (Prabhu) a powerful goon who is a do-gooder to society. His loyal and trusted aide is Vijay Krishna (Mukul Dev). But Vijay’s presence gives insecurity to the power hungry and crooked Shankar Prasad (Abhimanyu), brother of Kalidas. However, Kalidas is killed one day and Shankar takes over. He spreads the word that the murder was done by Vijay Krishna. Meanwhile, Vijay’s youngest...