R
Narayana
Murthy
needs
no
introduction.
As
a
filmmaker,
he
has
carved
a
niche
for
himself
with
his
revolutionary
and
socialist
ideas.
Two
years
after
the
release
of
his
film
Veera
Telangana,
he
is
back
with
another
revolutionary
movie
titled
People's
War.
The
movie
really
rocks
the
viewers
with
its
hard
hitting
dialogues,
stunning
actions
and
revolutionary
story.
People's
War
is
an
action
drama,
which
is
all
about
the
agitation
against
the
Thermal
Power
Plant
project
near
Sompeta
in
Srikakulam
district.
Srihari
and
Narayana
Murthy's
electrifying
performances,
punch
dialogues,
music,
action
scenes
are
the
highlights
of
the
movie.
Somepeta
has
witnessed
one
of
the
greatest
people's
struggle
in
the
history
of
independent
India.
The
movie
People's
War
brings
out
a
realistic
picture
of
the
movement.
As
a
social
filmmaker,
Narayana
Murthy
has
toured
the
affected
areas
and
interacted
with
the
villagers,
who
were
opposing
the
project.
He
has
nicely
portrayed
the
spirit
of
the
people
and
their
struggles
on
screen.
Posani
Krishna
Murali
wants
to
start
a
thermal
plant
near
Sompeta
in
Srikakulam
district.
Gunna
Joga
Rao
(Srihari)
is
a
young
leader,
who
is
fighting
against
this
project.
And
Simhadri
Naidu
(R
Narayana
Murthy),
an
MLA,
learns
that
through
democracy,
he
cannot
do
anything.
Hence
he
resigns
and
joins
the
movement
of
people's
war.
How
Gunna
and
Simhadri
raise
voice
together
against
this
power
project
will
form
the
story
of
the
movie
People's
War.
As
Gunna,
Srihari
has
delivered
a
brilliant
performance
and
he
rocks
the
audience
in
action
scenes.
R
Narayana
Murthy
and
Posani
Krishna
Murali
have
also
done
wonderful
acting,
which
is
equivalent
to
Srihari.
Narayana
has
once
again
proved
that
he
is
an
all
rounder.
Besides
acting,
he
has
also
done
a
good
work
in
other
sections
like
story,
screenplay,
dialogue
and
music.
Overall,
People's
War
is
a
good
entertainer
with
a
few
commercial
elements.
The
movie
lacks
on
mass
appeal.
It
should
be
watched
to
encourage
the
spirit
of
R
Narayana
Murthy.
Cast:
Srihari,
R
Narayana
Murthy,
Posani
Krishna
Murali