Theen Maar Review

Theen Maar Review

Movie : Teenmaar

Rating : 3.5/5

Banner : Parameswara Arts

Cast : Pawan Kalyan, Trisha, Richa Gangopadhyay, Kriti Kharbanda,

Paresh Rawal, Sonu Sood, Kasi Viswanath and others

Music Director : Mani Sharma

Cinematography : Jayanan Vincent

Producer : Ganesh Babu

Director : Jayant C Paranji

Story:

This is a remake of Bollywood hit Love Aaj Kal and the Hindi movie title itself says what this movie is about. It is about Love… then and now. Everything has changed with time and human emotions too. Love is not an exception. How love and lovers used to be three decades ago? How they have changed with time. Arjun Palvoy (Pawan Kalyan) and Vasumathi (Kriti Karbhanda) played the love pair of eighties and Michael Velayudham (Pawan) and Meera (Trisha) are the love pair of current times. Arjun has to face the wrath of customs and has to convince parents who feel that love is a crime. Michael has to overcome his confusion and realize his true love towards Meera. That sums up the story.

Analysis:

When said as two different stories, Theen Maar doesn’t seem like an interesting film. But when those two stories are clubbed together it turned out to be an engaging and entertaining fare. Thanks to the director that he didn’t include many characters and too much melodrama to make this film suitable for our masses. He has stuck to the core material of the original and the rest was done by Pawan Kalyan and Trivikram.

Teen Maar starts off on a dull note. Technical errors like ‘spot dubbing’ to Michael’s character marred the proceedings. When things seemed so gloomy and when the film’s graph is going down at a rocket speed, then entered Arjun Palvoy’s character.And from then on the movie went to the next level and it was a total fun with few hiccups in the middle. Climax is the heart of the movie and that is where Theen Maar scores brownie points.

Pawan Kalyan fans are sure going to have ablast with this movie. Families and youngsters have lots of elements to feel it worth a watch. We have to wait and see how masses likes this.

Performances:

Pawan Kalyan is at his best in enacting two different roles. He is extremely energetic as Micheal and powerful as Arjun. This is easily one of his best performances to date. His Italian is fun. His dances are fine. He excelled in the role towards the climax and proved that he is at home in doing such roles. This is an out and out one man show from Pawan. Trisha did her part well. However she looked old in few scenes. Kriti Kharbanda is fine. Care should have been taken on her makeup. Paresh Rawal is good in his role. Mukesh Rushi and Sonu Sood are believable. Ali did a cameo. Rest of the star cast supported the flow of the story.

Technicalities:

Dialogues by Trivikram are an asset. His subtle changes in the screenplay are superb. Trivikram gave his midas touch to this film especially towards the finale. Mani Sharma’s music is another bonus. Almost all the songs are good on screen. J. Vincent’s cinematography is good. Editing is fine. Only major problem is with the sound mixing during the first thirty minutes. Spot dubbing has not been done in a proper way. They should have safely shunned it for a better quality.
Production values are rich. Direction by Jayanth is smooth. He didn’t do anything silly and stuck to the basics. He has once again proved that he can handle the remake films well.

Plus:

- Pawan Kalyan performance
- Trivikram dialogues
- Music

Minus:

- Spot dubbing errors
- Heroines
- Few screenplay hiccups in the second hour

Final Word: Theen Maar lives up to its tag line ‘celebration of love’. This is the best film of Pawan Kalyan post Kushi. Even better than Jalsa content wise. Pawan has a winner on hands. Holidays and family crowds should lap it up.

Thank You Hindi Review [*2/5]

Rating : 2/5

Cast: Akshay Kumar,Sonam Kapoor,Bobby Deol,Suniel Shetty,Celina Jaitly,Irrfan Khan,Rimi Sen
Director: Anees Bazmee
Producer: Ronnie Screwvala, Twinkle Khanna
Banner: UTV Motion Pictures, Hari Om Productions
Music: Pritam Chakraborty
Background Music: Sandeep Shirodkar
Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya, Ashish Pandit, Kumaar
Cinematography: Ravi Yadav
Editing: Steven H. Bernard
Story/Writer: Anees Bazmee

Bollywood seems to be undergoing times of rehashing. While some filmmakers are remaking films, some are plainly encashing songs of yesteryears to create some hype around their film. Anees Bazmee's latest release Thank You has it all. The film is not only lifted in bits and pieces from Anees's previous films like No Entry or No Problem but also has resemblance to films on infidelity like Biwi No.1, Masti, Shaadi No 1 etc. Moreover, Anees also packs in an item number featuring Mallika Sherawat and has a remixed cult number Pyar Do Pyar Lo. Now it only remains to see whether all this works in the film's favour or not.

Based on infidelity, Thank You is a film about three lecherous husbands Raj (Bobby Deol), Vikram (Irrfan Khan) and Yogi (Suneil Shetty), big womanizers who openly cheat on their wives played by Sonam Kapoor, Rimi Sen and Celina Jaitly respectively. Of them all Sanjana (Sonam) loves Raj too much but starts doubting him and deploys a detective agent Kishan (Akshay Kumar) to prove this. How he works towards proving Raj guilty and in the process exposes Vikram and Yogi too follows through rest of the plot.

Though not as intolerable as No Problem, Thank You has more negatives than positives. The film gets mired by not only bad editing but also bad dubbing and lighting. Even the lip-syncing of songs by all the actors is faulty.

Story writer and director Anees Bazmee fails to bring any novelty in the story and this time around lacks in direction too.

All the actors appear in their over the top acting and expressions. Akshay Kumar is his usual flop self and as most of the cases, this time too fails to conjure any laughs. While Rimi Sen is all bloated up in this film, Celina Jaitly mostly suffers from bad make-up followed by close shots throughout the film. Apart from weeping and sniffing, Sonam Kapoor doesn't have much to do. Irrfan Khan is the only respite in all of them. He surely does bring in a few chuckles.

Music by Pritam is average at best.

Over all, Thank You is a feeble attempt at comedy. It may not get to welcome many people at the box-office.

Teen Maar Review

Teen Maar is a remake of the Hindi blockbuster Love Aaj Kal. The film has Telugu superstar Pawan Kalyan playing the lead role.

Releasing date : Apr 14, 2011

Language : Telugu

Cast : Pavan Kalyan, Trisha, Kriti Kharbanda

Director : Jayanth C. Paranjee

Music : Mani Sharma

Teenmaar movie review will be updated soon.

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Theen Maar Live Review From Theater

It is well known news to all our readers that Power Star Pawan Kalyan’s latest film Teen Maar is releasing today.

Teluguwave is presenting exclusive live reports from theater.

Check out the story below.

*Movie Started.

*Opening shot in Varanasi, Pawan`s two roles were introduced in a voice over.

*First song started Chigurubonia, as we all now set in a beach with foreign babes. Photography is okay.

*Trisha enters scene at the end of the song. Pawan – 1, Michael a working chef in Bangkok.

*Pub scene and 2 times liplock follows same as in Love Aajkal.

*Pawan aka Michael`s dailogues lack clarity here, a variety modulation. Heavy dosage of romance, one more liplock, Michael luck boy!! .

*Ok fastforward mode, after 1year Michael neglecting Meera aka Trisha. Complete LAK scenes.

*Michael dont believes in long relationships, so a break and a break up party too!

*Paresh rawal aka Senapathi lingam enters, discussion on break up.

*Trisha moves to india, Senapati introduces Arjun Palwai, Pawan2 to Michael, Varanasi episode now.

*Arjun the student leader entry with a fight, student leader then 2nd heroine basumati aka kriti entry.

*2nd song vayarala started, good number. Best part of the movie till now is this song, nothing else to go gaga over.

*Basumati`s father rejects Arjun`s marriage proposal. Its curtains for the college life of our 2nd heroine

*The scenes are shuffling from the Michaels`s story to Arjun`s. Trisha goes for a date with a guy with michael`s acceptance!.

*3rd Song Basti dorasani started. This pub song is good, `Pawan style` steps!!.

*Now the 3rd heroine, foriegn lady. fight and date, Trisha finds sonusood reliable pawan say he`s fine with foriegn one. Interval

*First Half Report: A mixed bag with its share of a few good moments, but a very average fare. Trivikram punch is largely missing, 2 songs and a few scenes of arjun palwai were good.

*2nd half started, lift romance

*4th song ` Mahasiva` started, good number

*Some Trivikram punches here

*Pawan is back to india, on a mission to rekindle romance with trisha it

*sems, meanwhile 5th song Aale bale is here.

*Ale bale picturised well, Pawan did actually try to dance too

*After a good 15 minutes, a poor comedy track now, Ali with Pawan and Trisha.

*Trisha reveals her marriage plans, Pawan in Michael in confusion

*On that side in Varanasi Arjun is still fighting for Basanti, Good dailogue here.

*Pawan proposes to Trisha, some sentiment here

*Trisha marries.., michael in depression…movie slowed down

*As usually, Now our heroine realises michael`s value, but 6th song Gelupu thalupule..

*Pawan, Trisha completely in love now

*on that note, michael is also fighting for his other lady 3rd heroine.

*Ok, its job or trisha..michael chooses the later

*Michael returns to india, Ajun comes up to basanti, one more fight

*Arjun finally gets his love and michel is still fighting and arguing with trisha`s hubby.

*Her hubby reveals a twist and it all ends happily for the lead pairs

*Final Verdict : This film is the ever best film in Pawan Kalyan’s career after Kushi.

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Rajini's Mapillai Dhanush in Rainji's Mapillai Remake Movie Review

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Despite few innovative films with unique script in Tamil Industry probably by few new coming film makers while commercially there is scarcity for scripts that is some thing new, not only the Tamil cinema but more or less the Industry of the whole country is forced to a position to get back the previous hits of respective languages remaking into new one with few changes. And in this category Dhanush starrer Maapillai which is bash hit of superstar Rajini Kanth’s Maapillai (1989) with Amala and Sri Vidhya in key roles is remade.

And this new Maapillai travels with a relief that Rajini's Mapillai [son-in-law] Dhanush opted to do this and he also however managed to is level best to an extend of acceptance but when comparing Rajini Kanth not to the fullest because it is impossible to bring back the style, charm and in them for any one as it is belongings of one & only Indian Superstar Rajini Kanth.

Though the comparison inevitable new Maapillai with the Original version but however if one try to stop the comparison then they could be get going with this new one.

Maapillai as well known the cold war between the Dhanush [son-in-law] & Manisha Koirala [mother-in-law] Saravanan [Dhanush] a casual guy with not from a royal background fall in love with bubbly girl Gayathri [Hansika Motwani] of a royal family who is daughter of adamant and dominating attitude Rajeswari [Manisha Koirala] the following sequences all goes as usual until their marriage and there after starts the cold war between Rajeswari & Saravanan the tricky play & drama by both of them for whom will dominate and win the finals is the store of Maapillai that reveals in silver screens.

And overall all the cast at the leads done their respective jobs, Dhanush performing casual who is internally aggressive against his mother-in-law

'If you think the worst of me, I'll turn out to be a good man. But if you think I'm a good man - then I'll be the worst you'll see'

like dialogues help him to expose is character added to is performance.

The thing that a new bubbly fair doll Hansika Motwani blossoming for Tamil industry itself consoles beyond her performance but however she also did her part that needed and more than that the same cine industry also got a cute mother-in-law that’s glittering ever before.

Jr NTR Shakti (2011) Movie Review

Movie: Shakti (2011)
Rating: 2.5/5
Banner: Vyjayanthi Movies
Casting: Ileana, Jr NTR, Manjari, Sonu Sood
Music: Mani Sharma
Producer: Ashwini Dutt
Direction: Meher Ramesh


Story:

Story unravels in the backdrop of Egypt with a person bringing Sonu Sood’s head and handing it to Sonu’s wife Puja Bedi. In order to demolish India and take Shakti Peetham’s in control which is Sonu’s aim, Puja Bedi trains her elder son as a cruel man. Aishwarya (Ileana), who is the daughter of Central home minister (Prabhu) escapes to Jaipur for a trip with her friends. Prabhu safeguards the Black diamond which was given by Nazar, later he leaves to foreign in search of a gangster (Jackie Shroff) for asking him the Rudrashulam, which the latter denies.

Unknowingly, Ileana carries the black diamond in her bag and Puja Bedi’s men tries to attack her for the sake of grabbing the diamond from Prabhu. In this regard Shakti (NTR), who is a guide, saves her from the goons and Ileana falls for him. Here comes a twist, where NTR discloses that he is an NSG Commando secret agent. What is the story behind the black diamond and Rudrashulam? How does Shakti safeguards the Maha shaktipeethams and kills the demons? Is the crux of the story.

Performances :
NTR, who has been given A1 Star title with the film, has done dual roles...
looked handsome in the role of Shakti Swaroop and did the role at an ease....
NTR’s role in Maharudra is a disappointment to fans... the costumes did not work with NTR and he looked odd
Ileana appeals attractive in the songs.....
Prabhu as Ileana’s father and central home minister, Jackie Shroff as a gangster were appreciable in their good roles. Shayaji Shinde, Vinod Kumar are impressive while SP.Balu is good in his brief role. Puja Bedi in a villainous role is mediocre while Sonu Sood has no scope for performance. Brahmanandam’s role is wasted while Manjari Phadnis is seen in a couple of scenes in a very small role.

Plus Points:
- Jr. NTR
- Ileana
- Songs


Minus points:
- Story
- Screenplay
- Direction
- Rudra’s characterization

Analysis
A good film with high budgets requires a strong team of technicians and effective execution of the plot. Here, the concept of the Sakti Peethams was appealing but then it takes material to execute the plot in the right way and bring conviction.

Shakti Movie ratings given by various Sites.....
Andhravilas : 2.25/5
Gulte : 2.5/5
Supergoodmovies : 2.5/5
123telugu : 2.5/5
Bharathstudent : 2.5/5
Greatandhra : 2/5
Chitramala : 2/5
Telugucinemascreen : 2.5/5
Full Hyderabad : 5/10
Cinejosh : 2/5­ ­

Urumi Multi-stars Multilingual Historic Malayalam Film Movie Info Movie Review

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Movie Info

Movie Title : Urumi
Genre : Action, Drama, (Historical)
Release : 31 March 2011
Banner : August Cinema
Cast : Prithviraj, Prabhu Deva , Genelia D'Souza, Tabu, Arya, Nithya Menon, Vidya Balan, Jagathy Sreekumar
Production : Prithviraj, Santosh Sivan, Shaji Natesan.

Music : Deepak Dev
Direction : Santhosh Sivan

Urumi, the historical base story after Pazhasi Raja in Malayalam industry, takes to 16th century, the furious battle groups of Ancient Northern Kerala is a must watch film for all those love quality cinema, Redefining the traditional qualities of period dramas, ‘Urumi’ is sure to become a movie that will be respected and adored by Mollywood for its creative panache, tremendous performances and great technical wizardry.

Urmi which is one of the highest budgeted histirical period film, current period of Mollywood, Santosh Sivan’s ‘Urumi’ is a beautifully set revenge drama, weaved around the tales of attempted assassination of Portuguese sailor Vasco Da Gama.

Urmi highlights the episode of exclusive system of Chirakkal Kelu Nayanar (Prithviraj), a man with an epic task, Nayanar target and focus is Dom Vasco da Gama, the Viceroy of Portuguese Empire in India. The film is spins midst the visits of Gama to India and events by immigrant’s version of how Gama could have met a bloody death in AD 1524. In Kelu’s journey had encountered the interruption conflicts the kings and his candidates and a warring Muslim warrior princess Ayesha (Genelia) of the famed Arackal Sultanat.

Kelu has the legendary golden Urumi, specially made from the left over ornaments of the dead women and kids who were burnt alive to death in the massacre of a Mecca Ship, Miri, ordered to be set on fire and suffocation by Vasco da Gama during his second visit to Kerala in AD 1502. Kelu is supported by Vavvali (Prabhudeva) his childhood pal though he comes from the Muslim neighborhood. The film also has typical characters like Vidya Balan, who plays Makkom, a displaced Devi Diety in the Oracle form. Kelu gets the plan to create his own army against the mighty Empire. Kelu becomes the first turn against the first Colonial advance in India.

Urmi multi-stars multilingual film though with the historical base but it's entertaining and the performances very convincing, “Urumi is huge, stated Mani Ratnam. Urumi a Santosh Magic.” Terrefic cinematography, Vision and concept gives this real epic the feel of a Brave Heart or Gladiator. Perfect cast, extraordinary performances, soothing score and technical brilliance. Histrionic gestures and exaggerated facial expressions are impeccable. All Together, its Awesome.. Promise to watch once more, quality lovers.

'Gangaputrulu' Review: Raw And Truthful!!

Banners: K B R Productions, Sravya Films
Cast: Subbaraju, Gayatri, Ramky, Tanmayi, L B Sriram and others
Music: Praveen Immadi
Cinematography: Sabu James
Editor: Guha
Director: P. Sunil Kumar Reddy
Producers: Kishore Basireddy, Yekkali Ravindra Babu
Release date: 25/03/2011

The award winning director Sunil Kumar Reddy has come up with yet another hard hitting theme and this time, he chose a rather concerning life of fishermen. Let us see how it is

Story
Set on the backdrop of the sea coast, the story is about the lives of the fishermen. In that lives Bosanna (Ramky) and his friends Burugu and Satti. Despite their best efforts, their catch of fish is quite low.

A girl from the same community Nookalu (Tanmayi) is in love with Bosanna but he never pays attention to her. On the other hand, a noted industrialist Ajay Dheeraj (Subbaraju) casts his eye on the shore and wants to set up a fishing company. He uses his clout and begins to make his moves by hook or crook.

Then there is the enthusiastic news reader/journalist Swapna (Gayathri) who is keen on bringing a change to the society but has a taste of reality through a coverage of the fishermen’s lives. She also decides to expose the dark side of Ajay’s moves.

What happens to all their lives and ambitions forms the rest of the story.

Performances
Ramky is alright and though he doesn’t fit well as a fisherman due to his dressing and body language, he tries to do his best.

Tanmayi looks natural and given her rustic looks, she fits the bill. She is not much of a looker (due to over skin tan) but has shown good confidence and ease in front of the camera.

Subbaraju looks handsome and does his bit as required. However, he must stop imitating the mannerisms of Mahesh Babu. He has enough potential within himself to be displayed.

Gayathri Rao looks sweet and she carries her role with aplomb.

Ravu Ramesh was intense and he is exceptional when it comes to serious roles, LB Sriram was brief but gives a riveting act, Gundu Sudarshan brought few smiles. The characters of Burugu, Satti tried to fill the gaps. The others were quite realistic and gave good support to the lead cast.

Highlights

Theme of the film
CG work
Ravu Ramesh’s dialogue on media and people
Dialogues
Lyrics
Realistic approach in many scenes
Drawbacks

Select audience genre
Overdose of negativity
Purity of Language, not all audience can follow
Analysis
Firstly, the makers must be commended for coming up with such a glaring issue and bringing it as close to reality as possible. At the same time, they must realize that this is a film which has to be made for satisfaction and creating the awareness but cannot expect this to fill their bank accounts.

Director Sunil Kumar has shown that there is an artistic soul in him and the scenes where he captures the sensuousness of the leading lady along with the flavor of eroticism is quite evident. He must be appreciated for his lyrical fervor and romanticism in thought.

There was good balance between realistic portrayal and appealing glamour. Overall, the film is meant for art-house audience, film festivals and special screenings but not for Aam Janata.

Bottomline: Good attempt for a cause, cannot be for cash

Pawan Kalyan’s Teen Maar Music Preview

Pawan Kalyan’s Teen Maar Music Preview

Here it goes with seven sensuous songs composed by Melody Brahma Mani Sharma…….

1) Do It Never: Expecting to be Pawan’s intro song

2) Jai bolo Shiv Sankar: Was shot in Siva Kasi and is expected to beat the song Bum Bum Bole of Mega stars Indra, need to wait for the visuals.

3) Theenmar Kottu: The title itself depicts that it is a mass masala song and Pawan’s electrifying dance for this number will be a great eye treat for the Mega fans.

4) Chiluka Kshemama: Remake of yesteryears song Chiluka Kshemama from Rowdy Alludu of Mega star. Wow going to be a romantic and melody song with the lead pair.

5) Premalo Oka: The words of the track title itself say that it’s a love song between Pawan and Trisha or Kriti but visuals are awaited.

6) Nuvvu Keka: This song is likely to be a teasing kind of song between Kriti Karbandha and Pawan.

7) Theenmaar Remix: Here comes the actual remix of Teen Maar which is highly liked by the Mega Fans and music lovers. This is expected to be a theme kind of song in between some scenes, Why worry let’s wait for the visuals. Already Mega Star rocked with this kind of Teen Maar music in Shankar Dada and now Pawan for this song, feel like we can’t stop his fans from dancing during the audio launch....

ABO Mini Review : Kaaralu Miriyalu ( 1st on net! )

Raaj Telugu Movie Review

Raaj Telugu Movie Review

Movie : Raaj

Starring : Sumanth, Vimala Raman, Priyamani

Director : V.N. Aditya

Producer : Kumar Brothers

Banner : Kumar Brothers Cinema

Music : Koti

Review Will Be Updated Soon… Plz come back again

Raaj Telugu Movie Review

Dongala Muta Review

Dongala Muta Review

Movie : Dongala Muta

Rating: 3/5

Cast : Ravi Teja, Charmme KaurCharmme Kaur, Sunil, , Prakash Raj, Lakshmi Manchu, Bramhanandam, SubbarajuSubbaraju, Brahmaji, Supreet

Director: Ram Gopal Varma

Producer: Kiran Kumar Koneru

Banner: Sreya Productions

Music: Amar Mohle

Release date: 18/03/2011

Story:
A hollow story, the tale begins with the married couple Sudheer (Ravi Teja) and Rani (Charmee) whose car breaks down on the way. Nearby, they spot a resort and reach there but then they see really weird behaviour from the staff (subbaraju, supreet, brahmaji). Anyways, they check into the resort but in no time, they find it uncomfortable and strange. Just when they plan to get away from there, they discover that a businessman (brahmanandam) is kidnapped and it is not resort staff but a bunch of thieves. Both Sudhir and Rani get caught by them but the arrival of two gun toting individuals Shiva (Lakshmi manchu) and Richard (sunil) adds another twist. What happens after that forms the rest of the story.

Presentation:
The director has come up with a nothing storyline and while the presentation was impacting, the narrative was mediocre. The dialogues were witty and were good in few places, the script was alright and the screenplay was average. Background score was good but it could have been avoided at few sequences. The single theme song was impressive. Cinematography is top notch. Editing was crisp. Costumes didn’t have much work while the art department was natural and catchy. Ravi Teja comes with a subdued performance but it was matured. Charmee looks naturally sexy and entertains. Prakashraj was good. Lakshmi Manchu was apt and her dialogue delivery was cute. Subbaraju was effective. Supreet was adequate and humorous. Brahmanandam was regular. Brahmaji made his presence felt. Sunil was okay.

Conclusion:
The film has been making news due to its minimum budget and the way it was shot. However, while the technical side of this can be appreciated, there is not much in the film in terms of content. The first half was smooth and breezy but it is the second half which gets monotonous and sometimes silly. Anyhow, the team must be appreciated for the different attempt in cinema making. At the box office, the openings will be good due to the star power and the hype created but success it highly unlikely.

upendra 'super' Movie Review

Movie : Super
Rating: 3/5
Cast : Upendra, Nayanthara, Tulip Joshi, Sadhu Kokila, Ali, Jeeva, Sudarshan, Shylasri, Nagendra Shah, Rockline Venkatesh, Shwetha and Others
Directed by : Upendra
Produced by : Rockline Venkatesh
Music : V Harikrishna
Release Date : 2011-03-11

Story:
When people in India feel responsible for the country then India will develop within no time and will become the world’s wealthiest country. In one line this is the story of Super. Subhash Chandra Gandhi (Upendra) is a patriotic businessman who lives in London. He marries a traditional Indian girl Indira (Nayanthara) but will later realize that she isn’t as traditional as he thinks. Actually, Indira deliberately marries Gandhi for a personal reason. What did Gandhi do to her? How Gandhi would bring the change that he wants to see in this country? These questions are answered in pure Uppi Dada style.


Artist Performances:

Upendra has come up with a regular performance but more than that, it is his appearances and get-ups that catch the attention.
Nayantara was alright but she would look a lot better if she puts on some weight.
Ali was alright, Jeeva was good, Sadhu Kokila was standard, the others did their bit as required.


Plus Points:

* First Fifteen Minutes
* Upendra's Get-Ups
* Hard Hitting Dialogues
* Three Songs
* Production Values

Minus Points:

* Weird Narrative
* No Logic In Few Scenes
* Doesn’t have an universal appeal
* Poor Comedy


Final Word:
Super may not appeal to all the audience. If you’ve liked Upendra’s A and Upendra films then it would impress you. Worth Watching....