Did
Balakrishna's
'Simha'
sentiment
work
for
Lion
too?
Check
out
the
review
to
draw
a
conclusion.
Lion
Story
The
story
tracks
the
character
of
Balakrishna,
who
has
lost
his
memory
in
a
major
injury.
While
people
mistake
him
as
Godse,
he
goes
in
search
of
his
past
life.
What
is
it
that
he
finds
out
on
his
way?
If
Balakrishna
is
Godse,
then
who
is
Bose
that
we
have
seen
trailers?
What
role
does
Trisha
and
Radhika
Apte
play
in
Balakrishna's
life?
You
got
to
catch
Lion
in
theaters
to
get
the
answers.
Balakrishna
takes
the
entire
film
on
his
shoulders,
with
his
unusual
screen
presence.
He
really
roars
like
a
lion
in
powerful
sequences
and
has
added
the
credibility
and
weight
to
the
character
he
played.
He
outperformed
other
actors
in
the
frame
with
his
trade
mark
dialogues
and
gestures.
Trisha
and
Radhika
Apte
has
got
the
perfect
makeover
in
the
film
and
they
look
stunning
as
ever.
But
Trisha's
role
and
her
supposed
to
be
cute
characterization
is
a
major
draw
back
in
the
film.
Her
romantic
track
with
Balakrishna
gets
overdosed
and
fails
to
impress,
while
Radhika
Apte
has
got
nothing
to
do
in
the
film
(now
you
know
why
she
made
shocking
comments
on
Tollywood).
Like
always,
Prakash
Raj
was
outstanding
as
the
villain
though
he
gets
to
play
a
villain
in
every
second
movie
that
releases
on
each
Friday,
he
successfully
keeps
away
the
monotony.
Technical
Aspects
Not
sure
who
insists
on
these
larger
than
life
stunts
and
poor
graphics
in
Balakrishna's
flicks,
but
even
the
award
winning
technicians
do
a
mediocre
work
in
his
films.
Debut
director
Satyadev
was
good
enough
to
opt
a
powerful
script
for
Balakrishna,
but
he
somewhere
fell
flat
in
dealing
a
potential
blockbuster
story.
Loopholes
in
screenplay
comes
as
a
bane
for
the
film.
However,
dialogues
were
brilliant
in
the
film
and
completely
suits
Balakrishna's
image.
After
watching
the
film,
you
want
to
see
more
of
Manisharma's
work
in
Tollywood.
His
background
score
and
music
takes
the
film
a
step
higher.
Overview
Lion
has
its
share
of
highs
and
lows,
in
fact
a
plenty
of
flaws,
but
what
makes
it
a
watchable
movie
is
Balakrishna
and
his
power
packed
characterization.
If
you
are
a
huge
fan
of
mass
masala
flicks
and
don't
give
a
damn
for
logic
and
quality,
then
here
is
an
out
and
out
action
entertainer
for
you.
Go
watch
Lion.
Hero's
Introduction
Unsual
introduction
for
Balakrishna.
He
is
seen
in
a
role,
Godse
in
the
film.
Balakrishna
As
Godse
Balakrishna
is
a
on
a
mission
to
find
out
his
past,
as
he
loses
memory
due
to
a
major
injury.
Trisha
As
Maha
Lakshmi
Trisha
looks
absolutely
beautiful.
She
has
never
looked
this
pretty
in
12
years
of
her
career.
She
plays
a
character
named
Maha
Lakshmi.
Flash
Back
Epsiode
Radhika
Apte
plays
Balakrishna's
wife,
in
the
flash
back
episode.
Interval
Block
Pre-interval
scene
and
interval
block
creates
a
huge
impact
on
deciding
the
film's
fate.
An
interesting
interval
episode
is
an
added
advantage.
Balakrishna
as
Bose
Balakrishna's
powerful
characterization
as
CBI
officer
Bose
is
another
highlight
of
the
movie.
Trisha
-
Female
lead
Trisha
and
Balakrishna's
pair
looks
odd
and
the
comedy
track
between
them
feels
pretty
awkward.
Lion
Songs
-
Manisharma
Songs
and
BGM
by
Manisharma
are
huge
plus
points
for
the
films.
'Pilla
ni
kallakunna'
song
garners
whistles
from
fans.