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Gabbar singh Movie Review


GABBAR SINGH REVIEWS

GREATANDHRA REVIEW
Rating: 3.75/5
Banner: Parameswara Art Productions
Cast: Pawan Kalyan, Shruti Haasan, Abhimanyu Singh, Tanikella, Ajay, Kota, Suhasini, Brahmanandam, Ali and others
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Editor: Gowtham Raju
Cinematographer: Jayanan Vincent
Dialogues, direction: Harish Shankar
Producer: Bandla Ganesh
Release date: 11/05/2012

After the not so successful ‘Panjaa’, Pawan Kalyan has returned to his forte of strong commercial cinema and that too with a remake of a Bollywood blockbuster. Let us see how good this is.

Story
Set on the backdrop of Kondaveedu town, the story is about Gabbar Singh (Pawan Kalyan) a fearless and honest cop who likes to be an anti-hero but with a good cause. Neglected by his father (Nagineedu), Gabbar Singh has a mind of his own. 


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123TELUGU REVIEW



Power Star Pawan Kalyan’s most eagerly anticipated flick ‘Gabbar Singh’ will be hitting the screens tomorrow and there are incredible expectations surrounding the film.The movie has been directed by Harish Shankar and Shruti Haasan is the heroine. . We have been treated to an exclusive special show so let us see how the movie is.
Story :
Venkatarathnam Naidu (Pawan Kalyan) is the son of Suhasini and the stepson of Naidu (Nagineedu). He loves Gabbar Singh’s character from Sholay and so he decides to call himself ‘Gabbar Singh’. He grows up into a daring and dashing but highly eccentric police officer. He is posted to his hometown of Kondaveedu and he decides to rid the population of law and order problems. This  


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JEEVI REVIEW

Jeevi rating: 3.5/5
Punchline: pawan strikes
Genre: Action
Type: Remake (Dabangg in Hindi)
Banner: Parameswara Art Productions
Cast: Pawan Kalyan, Shruti Hassan, Abhimanyu Singh, Suhasini, Nagineedu, Ajay, Tanikella Bharani, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Gayatri Rao, Ali, Rao Ramesh, Brahmanandam, Giridhar, Fish Venkat,Malaika Arora Khan (SA) etc
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Cinematography: Jayanan Vincent
Art: Kadali Brahma
Editing: Gowtam Raju
Screenplay: Ramesh Reddy and Vegesna Satish & Harish Shankar
Dialogues - direction: Harish Shankar S Producer: Ganesh Bandla
Release date: 11 May 2012
Theater watched: Screen 3, Prasads Multiplex, Hyderabad

Review
Note: I haven’t seen Dabangg film. Hence I am no position to compare this film with the original. I watched this film as a straight one and wrote a review.
Story

gabbar singhGabbar Singh (Pawan Kalyan) runs away from home at an early age and become a police officer and gets transferred to his village. He likes his mother (Suhasini) and dislikes his foster father (Nagineedu). Siddhappa Naidu (Abhimanyu Singh) is the big rowdy of the village who has aspirations to become a politician. Gabbar Singh cuts Siddhappa to his size and Siddhappa wants to take revenge. The rest of the story is about how Gabbar Singh executes everything in his style.
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Way2Movies Review 3/5


The film is technically brilliant with producers spending lavishly on the product without any compromise. Sameer Reddy’s cinematography is on top notch. The exotic locales are beautiful captured. Mani Sharma’s music is fine with title track and Dillaku Dillaku being ear-pleasing while Vana Vana is shot aesthetically.More @ Way2Movies


123Telugu Review 3/5
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Plus Points :
Charan is extremely good in the role of Raj. His dances and fights are impressive as always and he has grown by leaps and bounds as an actor. His diction and tonal modulation are now top notch. He is perfect for the role and has essayed his character with conviction.
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GreatAndhra Review 3/5
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3 Movie Rediff Review


A scene from 3With Tamil film 3, Aishwarya R Dhanush presents a take on romance that is appealing in its freshness, writes Pavithra Srinivasan.


There's a defining moment in RK Productions' and Wunderbar Film's movie, 3, when Rohini meets her daughter after an extended absence; her eyes rove over her face, noting every single thing that's changed about her. A scene that's extremely feminine in its perspective and one that's very refreshing as well. 


Debutante Aishwarya R Dhanush's directorial debut has been in the news for more than one reason: she's superstar Rajnikanth'sdaughter, the male lead is her husband National Award winner Dhanush, paired with Shruti Haasan, and then, of course, there's the sensational "Why this Kolaveri di?" which took virtually the whole world by storm. 


So, does the film satisfy the sky-high anticipation it's raised? It does, in some respects, and could have done better in others.  


The romance track, which unfolds as a series of flashbacks takes you by surprise and leads to many genuinely amusing moments. 


Ram (Dhanush) and Janani (Shruti Haasan) first set eyes on each other as twelfth standard students from different schools, and though you've seen the scenario a dozen times in various movies, it still manages to be appealing, full of the spark of young love, the looks, touches and yes, even kisses, adding to the allure. 


Ram and Janani move through the first tentative touches of puppy love, and then to something more serious, even as Ram's parents (Prabhu and Banupriya) and Janani's parents try to accommodate this new turn of events. There are Ram's friends as well (Siva Karthikeyan and Sunder Ramu), who play their own part. Janani's young sister, however, is wholeheartedly in support of her sister's love. 


Events seem to move towards a logical conclusion -- but then, not everything is as it seems. 


Up to this point, it's a great ride. The screenplay moves at a spanking pace; the characters reel you into their story and you're invested enough in their life to desperately want to know what happens next.

The second half does have its suspense-filled moments and gentle twists in the tale, but a good deal of melodrama and too many tears hinder the momentum a little. Some editing of the sentimental whiplash by Kola Bhaskar might have added more depth to the proceedings. 


As for the lead pair, much has been written about them, but what works best in the movie is the chemistry between Dhanush and Shruti Haasan, especially in the first half. As school students they put up a very believable act (and their slim builds help), while later, the romance is sweet even if it does get a little too syrupy at times. 


Shruthi's accent is still a little too western, considering she's shown as someone who's grown up in Chennai, but acting-wise, both have delivered credible performances. Dhanush, especially, in the climax, walks away with the honours. 


Of the rest, the little girl who plays Shruthi's sister is very appealing, while Rohini is mature and dignified, fitting in well. 


Sunder Ramu does well, too. 


Velraj's cinematography is fresh and unobtrusive, letting you sink into the story, while Anirudh's background score seems to have touches of Braveheart. It's sincere enough and the songs are pleasant, but the background score gets a little too loud at times. And the Kolaveri song, of course, raises the roof. 


There are certain moments in 3 that defy logic at times, and sentiment rules the roost, but Aishwarya Dhanush has chosen to present a take on romance that is appealing in its freshness. The lead actors help as well. Her little thriller-twist aside, 3 is a movie that is an ode to romance, above all else.  




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