Pawan
Kalyan's
Sardaar
Gabbar
Singh
went
wrong
at
so
many
stages
that,
we
are
clueless
where
to
begin
with.
However,
Pawan
Kalyan's
impeccable
screen
presence
did
wonders
for
the
film,
which
made
it
a
decent
watch.
Apparently,
that
is
the
reason
he
is
called
a
star
of
substance.
Story:
Like
it
was
already
revealed
in
the
trailer,
Sardaar
Gabbar
Singh
is
about
a
maverick
cop,
who
saves
Aarshi,
a
helpless
princess
and
her
kingdom
Rattanpur
from
a
ruthless
feudal
lord,
Bhairav
Singh.
How
did
the
fight
between
a
cop
and
a
wrongdoer
turn
into
a
personal
war
forms
the
rest
of
the
story.
Performances:
The
film
precisely
is
a
show
reel
to
those
many
facets
of
Pawan
Kalyan.
Though
he
played
a
blithe
cop,
his
concern
towards
the
society
in
real
life,
was
neatly
stitched
around
his
on-screen
character.
Kajal,
who
played
a
princess,
rather
looked
like
an
angel
and
she
acted
equally
well
in
the
key
scenes.
She
was
a
delight
to
watch
in
every
frame.
Mukesh
Rishi
has
got
a
meaty
role
after
a
long
time,
while
the
Jabardasth
gang
and
goons
gang
of
Gabbar
Singh
were
wasted.
Brahmnandam
felt
painful
because
of
his
poorly
written
role.
Sharad
Kelkar
scored
big
time
as
the
baddie,
though
he
missed
his
lip
sync
many-a-times.
Technical
Aspects
&
Analysis:
Sardaar
Gabbar
Singh
was
clearly
a
failure
of
the
director,
he
lost
the
purpose
of
his
job.
Almost
all
the
scenes
lacked
any
content
and
the
flow
of
the
film
makes
you
wonder
if
the
film
really
had
any
script.
Many
scenes
evidently
needed
a
patch
work
as
they
were
absurdly
abrupt.
If
there
is
anyone,
who
has
done
full
justice
to
their
role
it
is
Devi
Sri
Prasad,
who
tried
his
best
to
lift
the
spirits
with
his
background
score
and
super
catchy
tunes.
Thanks
to
his
BGM,
which
actally
made
us
realize
that,
a
few
lines
were
triggered
to
be
'jokes'.
Story
penned
by
Pawan
Kalyan
was
a
beaten
to
death
one
and
the
screenplay
completely
lost
the
track,
as
any
number
of
entertaining
episodes
couldn't
come
to
its
rescue.
Production
values
by
NorthStar,
Eros
and
Pawan
Kalyan
Creative
Works
were
commendable.
Overview:
We
overheard
a
fan
saying
'who
would
need
a
screenplay,
when
we
have
Powerstar
on
screen',
while
walking
out
of
the
theatre.
Ahem!
Sardaar
Gabbar
Singh
is
strictly
for
the
guys,
who
concur
with
this
fan-boy.