Maharshi
is
a
milestone
movie
in
the
career
of
Superstar
Mahesh
Babu,
who
has
always
been
ready
to
try
fresh
subjects
and
treatments
even
among
the
entertainers.
His
fans
and
followers
are
expecting
yet
another
quality
entertainer
from
his
25th
movie
and
has
Maharshi
lived
up
to
those
expectations?
Read
Maharshi
movie
review
here
to
get
an
answer
regarding
the
same.
Plot
The
story
of
Maharshi
revolves
around
a
character
named
Rishi.
The
film
is
basically
the
journey
of
Rishi
as
a
college
student,
an
executive
and
a
farmer.
Script
&
Direction
It
can't
be
denied
that
Maharshi
has
the
traces
of
some
of
the
well-acclaimed
films
of
the
past
but
they
remain
just
on
the
outer
layer.
In
depth,
Maharshi
is
something
very
fresh
and
the
scripting
of
the
film
must
be
credited
for
that.
It
has
emotions,
comedy
and
action
elements
in
the
right
proportions
and
the
film
has
got
one
of
the
best
commercial
scripts
of
the
recent
times.
The
social
angle
that
the
film
holds
is
also
something
that
should
be
appreciated.
Such
elements
have
been
added
in
an
appropriate
way
in
the
film.
Vamshi
Paidipally
has
done
a
fabulous
job
in
crafting
a
good
entertainer.
At
times,
one
would
feel
that
the
film
is
shifting
between
genres
but
even
that
shift
looks
convincing,
which
is
the
success
of
a
film-maker.
The
director
is
so
confident
about
the
subject
that
he
hasn't
tried
to
go
overboard
at
any
point
of
time.
It
was
nice
to
see
the
way
he
has
introduced
the
lead
character
in
a
very
simple
but
a
memorable
manner.
He
has
paced
the
narration
in
an
even
manner.
The
first
half
of
the
film
is
more
about
the
lighter
moments.
The
college
episodes
have
been
conceptualised
in
a
fresh
and
convincing
way
and
stand
as
one
of
the
best
moments
of
the
movie.
In
the
second
half,
the
film
does
get
intense
and
emotional.
The
final
45
minutes
is
just
fabulous
with
the
narrative
keeping
the
audiences
completely
hooked.
There
were
instances
where
the
film
could
have
gone
preachy
but
the
director
has
smartly
packaged
the
proceedings
in
a
convincing
way.
Performances
Mahesh
Babu
simply
steals
the
show
and
he
is
in
top
gear
as
Rishi.
Not
an
easy
character
to
play,
as
it
goes
through
different
phases
of
life
and
he
was
astonishing
in
each
one
of
them.
Be
it
the
emotional
sequences
or
the
massy
ones,
he
rules
the
screen.
The
body-language
of
the
character
in
each
phases
are
different,
which
is
not
an
easy
task
to
pull
off.
Definitely,
a
career
best
performance
from
the
superstar.
Allari
Naresh's
performance
deserves
applause.
His
comedy
timing
is
impeccable
and
scores
heavily
in
the
emotional
sequences
too.
Pooja
Hegde
was
good
in
her
role
but
still,
one
would
feel
like
it
could
have
been
developed
in
a
better
manner.
Prakash
Raj
and
Jayasudha,
the
ever-dependable
actors
come
up
with
convincing
performances.
Jagapathi
Babu
was
terrific
as
usual
in
his
role
and
his
combination
scenes
with
Mahesh
Babu
will
be
a
treat
for
the
audiences.
Sai
Kumar
too
gets
a
meaty
role
to
play,
which
he
has
done
with
conviction.
All
the
other
actors
have
also
done
a
neat
job.
Other
Aspects
Devi
Sri
Prasad's
songs
were
good
and
it
did
go
well
with
the
narrative.
The
pick
among
the
lot
would
be
Choti
Choti
Baatein,
which
is
a
soothing
number.
The
BGM
too
was
good.
KU
Mohanan's
camera
work
is
definitely
one
of
the
best
for
a
commercial
entertainer
in
the
recent
times.
The
running
time
was
a
bit
of
concern
but
the
editor
has
done
a
decent
job
to
keep
the
flow
of
the
film
intact.
Action
sequences
are
very
good,
especially
the
night
fight
is
sure
to
give
you
goosebumps.
Positives
Mahesh
Babu's
Brilliant
Portrayal
Of
Rishi
Soulful
Performances
Of
Other
Actors
College
Episodes
Night
Fight
Scene
Vamshi
Paidipally's
Treatment
Of
The
Subject
Hard-hitting
Dialogues
Negatives
Running
Length
The
Leading
Lady's
Character
Could
Have
Been
Developed
More
Verdict
Maharshi
is
a
film
that
has
definitely
lived
up
to
the
hype.
It
is
a
memorable
movie
that
has
a
towering
performance
from
its
lead
actor,
Mahesh
Babu.
Maharshi
has
all
the
emotions
in
the
right
proportions
and
more
importantly,
they
have
been
conveyed
to
the
audiences
convincingly.