Uday
Kiran,
who
was
last
seen
in
Nuvvekaddunte
Nenakkadunta,
has
made
a
grand
comeback
and
his
latest
outing
Jai
Sriram
has
created
headlines
for
several
positive
reasons.
Although
the
actor
has
put
in
lot
of
efforts,
the
movie
may
not
be
able
to
reach
your
expectations
and
that
is
because
of
the
tried
and
tested
plot.
Poor
production
values
and
slow-paced
narration
add
to
the
failure
of
the
show.
Jai
Sriram
is
an
action
drama
with
a
few
other
masala
elements
like
romance
and
comedy.
Uday
Kiran's
electrifying
performance
and
a
few
raw
and
real
stunts,
which
are
well
choreographed,
are
the
main
highlights
in
the
film.
Except
these
two
aspects,
all
others
fall
flat
in
impressing
you.
The
movie
is
more
of
a
bundle
of
errors
than
being
a
good
entertainer.
Director
Balaji
N
Sai
should
take
the
whole
responsibility
of
running
a
poor
show.
Firstly,
he
has
chosen
an
age-old
story.
Secondly,
he
could
have
made
it
interesting
with
an
innovative
screenplay,
but
he
hasn't
done
it.
Thirdly,
his
narration
is
very
dragging
and
at
times
it
tests
your
patience.
Lastly,
he
has
wasted
many
talented
actors
by
not
giving
them
a
proper
screen
presence.
Sriram
Srinivas
(Uday
Kiran)
is
an
honest
police
officer,
who
does
not
mind
going
against
his
higher
officers'
order
to
protect
the
society.
But
his
ethics
conflict
with
corrupt
politician
Chintamani,
who
runs
an
illegal
organ
trade
racket.
Will
he
put
an
end
to
his
activities?
What
consequences
will
he
face?
Will
he
be
successful
in
his
venture?
The
rest
of
the
movie
will
answer
these
question
on
screen.
Continue
to
read
Jai
Sriram
movie
review
in
slide
show.
Jai
Sriram
Review
Jai
Sriram
starts
testing
your
patience
right
from
the
beginning
and
it
continues
even
if
you
are
out
of
theatre.
A
very
few
moments
are
enjoyable
in
the
movie.
Jai
Sriram
Review
Uday
Kiran
has
different
role,
which
he
has
never
played
before.
He
has
built
a
suitable
physique
for
the
role
a
police
officer.
He
has
delivered
a
decent
performance
and
he
appears
as
angry
young
man
throughout
the
movie.
His
performance
is
one
saving
grace
in
it.
Jai
Sriram
Review
Reshma
has
also
got
good
screen
presence
and
she
has
tried
her
best
to
do
justice
to
her
role.
Her
looks
in
the
movie
remind
of
Trisha.
Jai
Sriram
Review
Aditya
Menon,
Gowtham
Raju,
Chalapathi
Rao,
Harish
Kalyan,
Thagubothu
Ramesh,
Banerjee,
Sana
and
others
have
done
justice
to
their
respective
roles.
Jai
Sriram
Review
Other
than
Uday
Kiran,
what
impresses
you
the
most
is
stunts,
which
have
been
well-choreographed.
Though
at
times,
they
look
like
over
the
top
action,
they
keep
you
glued
to
screen.
Jai
Sriram
Review
Murali
and
Shiva's
cinematography
is
decent,
but
Dhake's
music
is
average
and
his
background
score
utterly
fails
to
elevate
many
scenes.
The
rest
of
departments
also
fails
to
gel
well
with
story
and
the
director
should
be
responsible
for
it.
Jai
Sriram
Review
Overall,
Jai
Sriram
is
an
average
fare,
to
which
you
can
give
a
miss.
If
you
are
die-hard
fan
of
Uday
Kiran,
then
get
ready
to
face
the
torture!
Jai
Sriram
Review
Producer:
Tella
Ramesh,
NCH
Rajesh
Director:
Balaji
N
Sai
Cast:
Uday
Kiran,
Reshma,
Aditya
Menon,
Gowtham
Raju,
Chalapathi
Rao,
Harish
Kalyan,
Thagubothu
Ramesh,
Banerjee
and
Sana
Music:
Dhake
Release
Date:
April
11