Ramesh
Varma
directorial
and
Ravi
Teja
starrer
Veera
has
been
released.
The
director
has
tried
to
bring
the
actor
on
the
lines
of
Balakrishna
and
Chiranjeevi
in
the
action-packed
movie.
But
violence,
Tapasee
excessive
skin
show,
wrong
placement
of
songs,
comedy
and
action
scenes
have
spoiled
the
movie.
Story:
Veera
Venkata
Satyanarayana
aka
Veera
(Ravi
Teja)
is
the
son
of
a
landlord
(Nazar).
But
his
step
mother
(Roja)
and
step
sister
(Sridevi)
stay
in
city
away
from
them.
Meanwhile,
his
father
gets
killed
from
a
goon
and
Veera
too
murders
him.
However,
a
big
industrialist
(Subbaraju)
plans
for
a
power
project
in
their
village
and
wants
to
vacate
the
entire
village
and
takes
the
help
of
a
local
don
Rayudu
(Pradeep
Rawat).
But
Veera
halts
their
efforts.
At
this
juncture,
Veera
marries
Kabaddi
Chitti
(Kajal)
and
his
brother
marries
the
daughter
of
commissioner
of
police.
Meanwhile,
Rayudu
attacks
their
house
and
kills
everyone
in
his
family
including
his
wife
Chitti,
step-mother
and
Veera"s
personal
assistants
and
workers.
Irked
over
this,
Veera
kills
Rayudu.
After
a
few
years,
Veera
comes
to
know
that
his
sister
married
ACP
Shyam
(Shaam)
and
he
is
a
strict
police
officer.
Being
a
strict
police
officer,
he
develops
rivalry
with
a
local
don
(Rahul
Dev),
who
kidnaps
Shyam"s
son
Moksha
and
kills
him.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance:
Ravi
Teja
has
given
an
energetic
performance
all
through
the
film.
However,
the
comedy
track
between
him
and
Brahmanandam,
Ali
have
not
worked
well.
Most
of
the
comedy
scenes
appeared
boring
instead
of
evoking
laughter.
Kajal
Agarwal,
who
got
a
family
heroine
image
after
Brindavanam,
have
done
a
nice
job
in
the
movie.
Tapsee
has
gone
a
little
overboard
in
terms
of
exposing
and
she
reminds
the
audiences
of
Jyothi
Lakshmi
and
Jayamalini
of
yesteryears,
who
used
to
play
vamp
characters.
Rest
other
are
okay.
Technical:
Music
by
Thaman
is
average
and
none
of
them
very
interesting
and
melodious.
Action
scenes
are
shot
in
a
lavish
and
bloody
way
with
overdose
of
violence
which
looked
unnecessary.
Dialogues
by
Abburi
Ravi
and
Paruchuri
Brothers
are
good
at
parts.
Cinematography
by
Chota
K
Naidu
is
good,
but
Gauthamraju
could
have
further
sharpened
scissors
to
trim
many
unnecessary
scenes.
The
director
took
lot
of
time
in
establishing
the
love
track
between
Ravi
Teja
and
Kajal
and
it
really
tested
the
patience
of
audiences.
The
atrocious
screenplay
has
played
the
spoilsport.
Remarks:
If
you
are
interested
in
watching
bloodshed
and
violence,
this
film
is
recommended
for
you.
Cast:
Ravi
Teja,
Kajal,
Tapsee,
Shaam,
Pradeep
Rawat,
Rahul
Dev,
Nazar,
Vijaykumar,
Ajay,
Brahmanandam,
Venumadhav,
Ali,
Krishnudu,
Supreet,
Bharat,
Master
Bharat,
Paruchuri
Venkateswara
Rao,
Sridevi,
Roja,
Sudha,
Telangana
Sakuntala,
Credits:
Story
–
Parachuri
Brothers,
Dialogues
–
Abburi
Ravi,
Music
–
Thaman
S,
Cinematography
–
Chota
K.
Naidu,
Editing
–
Gauthamraju,
Art
–
Narayana
Reddy,
Producer
–
Ganesh
Indukuri,
Story,
screenplay
direction
–
Ramesh
Varma
Banner:
Sanvi
Productions
Released
on:
May
20,
2011