The most waited film 'Gabbar Singh' has seen light shaking entire Andhra Pradesh with huge publicity and released in Telugu all over the world. Now let us see what national media and other popular News Dailies in English say about this film. DC Review: Pawan Kalyan back with a bangRating: 3/5 After duds like Puli and Teen Maar, leading star Pawan Kalyan is back in his element with Gabbar Singh. He is bound to draw the crowds with his comic-timing, energetic performance and popular dancing. In a deviation from the Hindi version, director Harris Shankar sheds the grey shade of Salman Khan’s corrupt cop act and makes Pawan an upright cop. TimesOfIndia: paisa vasoolRating: 4/5 The filmmakers have tweaked the plot to suit the Tollywood audience's taste palate. Venkatarathnam Naidu (Pawan Kalyan) is the only son of the widowed Suhasini, who marries Naidu (Nagineedu). Venkat detests his stepfather and grows up to become a police officer. He calls himself Gabbar Singh, inspired by...

Overall, it feels stale, this business of using religious differences to divide true love in just this way Read full review on on on on on on on on on on Shubhra GuptaIndian Express The director captures small-town India perfectly and builds up his characters with requisite vigour. In spite of the choppy second hour, Ishaqzaade is still worth a watch Read full review Udita JhunjhunwalaMint There is much craft on display, and some lovely moments, but the immense promise shown by the first half turns out as hollow as a politician's Read full review on on on on on on on on on on Raja SenRediff Ishaqzaade is nothing you haven’t seen or heard already Read full review on on on on on on on on on on Rubina A KhanFirstpost Zoya and Parma’s love story beg for attention, even though you like them, you cannot sympathise with them. The love story drags on till a point you stop caring Read full review on on on on on on on on on on Blessy...