Actor
Prabhas
is
back
with
another
mass
entertainer.
His
latest
outing
Rebel
has
created
a
lot
of
curiosity
among
viewers
and
it
surely
lives
up
to
their
expectations.
Prabhas
rocks
the
movie
buffs
with
his
style
and
action.
Rebel
is
a
revenge
action
movie,
which
has
all
commercial
elements.
Prabhas'
electrifying
performance
is
the
main
attraction
in
it.
Tamanna's
glamour,
Raghava's
music,
C
Ram
Prasad's
camera
work,
stunning
choreography
of
action
and
dance
sequences,
wonderful
art
direction,
beautiful
locations
and
costumes
are
its
other
highlights.
Raghava
Lawrence
has
created
a
good
screenplay
for
Rebel
and
has
a
good
grip
on
its
narration.
But
what
upsets
the
viewers
is
that
he
has
repeated
several
aspects
from
his
movies
like
Don,
Mass
and
Kanchana.
Its
big
disappointment
is
its
length,
which
is
about
2.50
hours.
The
director
could
have
trimmed
it.
The
first
half
is
a
joy
ride
with
Prabhas-Deeksha
romance
and
Brahmandham
comedy.
The
movie
takes
serious
mode
with
Krishnam
Raju
getting
killed
at
the
interval
bang.
There
are
some
stunning
fights
in
the
second
half.
Especially,
the
action
in
the
climax
is
superb
and
a
treat
for
action
lovers.
Rishi
(Prabhas)
is
a
happy
go
lucky
guy
and
is
in
love
with
an
orphan
girl
Deepali
(Deeksha
Seth).
He
turns
rebellious
after
his
father,
a
mafia
don
Bhupathi
(Krishnam
Raju)
is
killed
by
his
own
brother
(Mukesh
Rushi)
and
Simhadri
(Pradeep
Rawat).
In
a
bid
to
avenge,
Rishi
(Prabhas)
comes
to
Hyderabad
with
Narasaraju
(Brahmanandam)
in
search
of
Stephen
and
Roberts.
Then,
he
moves
to
Bangkok,
where
he
woos
a
hip
hop
dance
teacher
Nandini
(Tamanna)
to
get
the
information
about
Stephen
and
Roberts.
What
happens
to
Bhupathi
and
Deepali?
Who
are
Stephen
and
Roberts?
Why
is
he
in
search
of
them?
Will
Rishi
succeed
in
his
mission?
The
answers
to
these
questions
will
form
the
rest
of
the
story.
Rebel
is
the
show
of
Prabhas,
who
has
delivered
a
brilliant
performance
as
a
timid
son,
a
sweet
lover
boy
and
a
violent
gangster.
He
rocks
the
viewers
in
action,
dance,
romance
and
sentimental
sequences.
As
a
dance
teacher,
Tamanna
looks
very
glamorous
and
has
displayed
her
dancing
skills
in
Rebel.
Deeksha
Seth
does
not
have
much
scope,
but
she
has
done
justice
to
her
role.
As
villains,
Pradeep
Rawat
and
Mukesh
Rushi
have
done
good
job.
Brahmanandam
and
Ali
have
a
few
good
moments,
but
the
director
has
failed
to
utilise
them
properly.
Raghava
Lawrence's
music
is
the
main
highlight
in
the
technical
front.
The
picturisation
of
the
songs
is
beautiful.
The
choreography
of
fights
and
dance
is
excellent.
The
art
direction,
costume
and
makeup
in
different
action
and
song
sequences
is
superb.
The
dialogues
are
good.
The
editing
could
have
been
better.
Marthand
K
Venkatesh
should
have
trimmed
several
scenes
in
the
second
half.
Overall,
Rebel
is
a
pure
commercial
entertainer
movie,
which
showcases
Prabhas'
heroism.
It
has
its
own
share
of
drawbacks
and
a
few
illogical
sequence,
but
they
will
not
deter
the
viewers
from
enjoying
the
film.
Don't
miss
it,
if
you
are
Prabhas
fan.
Producer:
J
Bhaghawan,
J
Pulla
Rao
Director:
Raghava
Lawrence
Cast:
Prabhas,
Tamanna
Bhatia,
Deeksha
Seth,
Krishnam
Raju,
Pradeep
Rawat,
Mukesh
Rushi,
Brahmanandam
and
Ali
Music
Director:
Raghava
Lawrence
Release
Date:
September
28
Duration:
2.50
hours