Bhayya Movie Review (Telugu Movie Reviews)

MOVIE NAME: BHAYYA


PUNCHLINE: story of Jagan from Pulivendula
GENRE: Action
BANNER: GK Corporation
CAST: Vishal, Priyamani, Ajay, Asish Vidyardhi, Devraj, Urvasi, Nirosha, Ponnambalam etc.
MUSIC: Mani Sharma
DIALOGUES: Vennelakanti
ACTION: Kanal Kannan
STORY - SCREENPLAY - DIRECTION: Bhupati Pandyan
PRODUCER: Vikram Krishna
RELEASE DATE: 5 October 2007

IDLEBRAIN:

ANALYSIS:

First half of the film is adequate. The second half has got lot of action sequences and violence. The plus points of the film are entertainment (aimed at masses) and action sequences. On the flipside, there is lot of violence in the film and Tamil nativity could be a problem too. This film is definitely not for the class audiences. But has the potential to do well with the masses. Read More...

CINEGOER:

ANALYSIS:

After Pogaru, Pandem Kodi and Bharani, Bhayya is Vishal's latest flick. He has that 'Mass' image, stories with Rayalaseema background, lots of fight sequences in all his movies. Bhayya is no different, but looks like it is a mash of so many other movies. It is unoriginal and unexciting and even the 'mass' audience will yawn widely-we've seen it all before. Read More...

BHARATSTUDENT:

ANALYSIS:

The film though a routine masala flick, still manages to hold one's interest with its quick narration and fast paced action. The first half is light hearted with a lot of comedy and romance while all the action is reserved for the second half. Read More...

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