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Prema Ishq Kadhal (Kaadhal) - Movie Review

Having multiple protagonists with their own story is popular trend in Hollywood. Of late it is getting extended to Tollywood. With a few movies made it to the list, Prema Ishq Kadhal is the latest film to enter the league. This film has three different stories connected at some point. Debutant director Pavan Sadineni tried his best to entertain with lively narration, which will impress young film goers. 

Prema Ishq Kadhal is a romantic comedy entertainer, which has a few commercial elements to woo mass. Pavan Sadineni's interesting story and screenplay, lead actors' performance, a few comedy scenes, Shravan's music and background score, Karthik Gattamneni's cinematography, beautiful costumes and art works are the main highlights of the film. 

Pavan Sadineni has an interesting storyline for Prema Ishq Kadhal, which is a quirky human drama revolving around three love stories without an intersection. At one point, all three protagonists appear in the same frame. The debutante director has tried to offer a message that has already been brought on screen several times earlier. But his way of narration looks unique, fresh and entertaining. 



The first half of Prema Ishq Kadhal is loaded with lot of fun, romance, comedy and dashing songs. This portion will definitely entertain the film goers to the core. The pace of the narration slows down a bit in the second half, but it is engrossing. The climax is unique and interesting. It offers a beautiful message about the difference between love and life.

This Movie Rockzzzzzzzzzz.................

Rating: 4/5

‘Krrish 3’ review:

Hrithik Roshan is perhaps the most apt choice if a super hero movie was to be made in India. And Rakesh Roshan didn’t need to make a choice. Hrithik looks ravishing, and really uber cool as the Indian version of a super hero. One who is suave, macho, dripping with strength and charisma and can give Supermans, Batmans and Ironmans of this world a run for their money. Senior Roshan however makes a big mistake with this franchise – he decides to give it a little too much archetypal Bollywood sugar coating.

In the third edition of the saga, ‘Krissh 3’ attempts to break the technological barriers that our movie industry faced with large scale action sequences. ‘Krrish 3’ has all the elements of an entertainer and a lot of potential to have given some serious competition to Hollywood flicks. One can’t really complain about a somewhat predictable plot (after all superhero movies are supposed to be about the triumph of good over evil).

However, it is interspersed with some highly filmy and done to death dialogues. “Krrish ek soch hain jise koi kaal nahi maar sakta,” says Priyanka Chopra just before the final action sequence. It doesn’t end there. There are many more that can eat up your brains. And then there are some small and some gaping loopholes and unfortunately insane amounts of product placements dotted throughout the script.

If you learn to ignore them, then you might have a chance to enjoy the movie. Kangana Ranaut as Kaya has an intricate character which she plays off with ease, without overdoing it. ‘Kaal’ played by Viveik Oberoi could have been more sinister, his superpowers are a weird mix between Professor Charles X Xavier and Magneto from the ‘X- Men’ series. Many of the other villain sidekicks are also ‘X Men’ inspired. Viveik does the best he can, but the subtlety and the panache that other villains exude is not something he can match with only cheesy dialogues. He doesn’t come close to even Shakaal (Kulbhushan Kharbanda) from Ramesh Sippy’s ‘Shaan’.

It’s an out and out Hrithik movie. He looks good in a costume (however cheap the fabric may look). He also makes the action and the fights look natural. He may not be the most gifted actor but he pulls off both Rohit and Krishna well. Priyanka Chopra looks pretty as the ‘wife’ and doesn’t have much to do. Kangana easily overshadows Chopra with a more crucial part to play in the movie.

The background score by Salim and Suleiman is good and follows the moods well, but the soundtracks by Rajesh Roshan are seriously ignorable.

‘Krrish 3’ borrows heavily from all the Hollywood superhero flicks ever made. But, what work for the movie are the CGI effects and the action sequences and a somewhat interesting albeit predictable plot. More importantly Rakesh Roshan encashes on the lack of any competition from any other movie maker to come up with a more commendable actor who can be as easily identified as Krrish as Hrithik can.

What absolutely fails are the badly written dialogues, usage of Bollywood clichés, the stupidly obvious adverts, bad musical scores and not giving a good character build to Kaal, even though it would have been a formidable watch if at least this could have been done.

Rating: 4/5*

Dhoom 3 Trailer in Hindi & Telugu

The trailer of Dhoom 3, which released today, is a hard one to review. It manages to maintain an air of enigma around one of the most hyped movies of the year by not revealing anything about the storyline at all. The trailer manages this feat by using a clever combination of explosions, Aamir Khan’s raised eyebrows and slow-motion. But with repeated viewings, we were able to break the Dhoom 3 trailer down to the simplest of forms: statistics. Here’s what we knew so far: the Aamir Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Katrina Kaif and Uday Chopra starrer is slated to release in December.

Trailer in Hindi

Trailer in Telugu

POTUGADU review

• Title :POTUGADU (2013)
• Star Cast : Manchu Manoj, Sakshi Chowdhary, Posani Krishna Murali
• Director : Pawan Wadeyar
• Producer : Lagadapati Sirisha
• Genre : Comedy – Romance
• Music : Achu
• Released on : Sept 14, 2013.
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  Potugadu Review : First half racy, second half sloppy

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Govind is a naughty guy. He loves a girl, who in return loves him. But that love does not go till marriage. Govind drops that girl and falls in another girl’s love. He drops even this new girl and selects another girl. Like this, one after other, he loves four girls and settles down with one girl. This is the story. You might ask, ‘Is this a story?’ Yes, it is the story of Potugadu. Impressed by this story, Potugadu team has bought this from Kannada by shelling out huge money. They have picturised it, as it is in Telugu. Manoj’s energy has added pace and substance to this story. Let’s find out whether Manoj’s energy could steer this normal story to success shores..


We have already discussed about story. There is only one small twist in screenplay. Govind (Manoj) decides to commit suicide. He prays Venkateshwara Swamy and decides to kill himself by jumping from hills. There he meets Posani who also comes to commit suicide. Movie starts with both narrating their experiences. Govind first loves a Hindu girl Vaidehi. He puts a full stop to that and falls in a Muslim girl Mumtaz’s love. A small misunderstanding divides both of them. After that he falls in love with an English girl. He drops even that girl and wholeheartedly loves Mary. Govind changes with Mary’s love. He transforms into a good human being with her love. Who is that Mary? What did she do? At last with whom will Manoj settle down is the crux of the story.


When main story line is thin, movie has to run on screenplay tricks and entertainment. Potugadu team has done the same. They have solely depended on fast narration and out right entertainment at each moment. Punches rain in every scene. Manoj’s energy has peaked. Director has used Manoj’s energy pretty well. Love episodes of Manoj with different girls have been picturised funnily. Manoj’s characterisation creates lots of entertainment. Manoj’s punches and dialogues will impress mass audience. Though each scene appears entertaining if seen separately, the common thread among all the scenes is missing. As a result audience feel that there is no story at all. The whole first half runs like this, basing on entertainment quotient and punches.


Pace dulls in second half. Don’t know why producers bought this story from Kannada by shelling out money. Anyone can come up with a story of this standard easily. Story runs slowly in the second half. As hero does not have a specific aim, his character does not gets elevated. The only highlight of the movie is the twist which comes before climax. There are many double meaning dialogues in the movie. In fact every dialogue has a double meaning behind it. Entertainment has been extracted from double entendre.


Manoj as usually followed Mohan Babu’s mannerism in dialogues. His timing is perfect. Manoj has single handedly steered Potugadu on his shoulders. Manoj’s characterisation keeps audience glued to seats. He has composed his own fights. Music is in tune with Manoj’s style. ‘Pyarme padipoyame’ song will be remembered for some time. Melody song ‘devatha’ is nice. Songs picturisation is cute. Cinematography is fine. Lagadapati Sridhar has produced Potugadu movie with good production values. Though there are four heroines, not one will stand up. As a whole, Potugadu first half is racy and entertaining. If second half also had repeated the same josh, movie would have been much better.

Rating : 3/5

Top 250 movies IN THE WORLD

Top 250 movie

Rank	Rating	Title	Votes
1.	9.2	The Shawshank Redemption (1994)	994,236
2.	9.2	The Godfather (1972)	704,109
3.	9.0	The Godfather: Part II (1974)	455,375
4.	8.9	Pulp Fiction (1994)	772,747
5.	8.9	The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)	300,479
6.	8.9	The Dark Knight (2008)	969,764
7.	8.9	12 Angry Men (1957)	244,363
8.	8.9	Schindler's List (1993)	508,019
9.	8.8	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	708,602
10.	8.8	Fight Club (1999)	756,244
11.	8.8	Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)	485,330
12.	8.8	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)	732,893
13.	8.8	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)	414,789
14.	8.7	Inception (2010)	781,741
15.	8.7	Goodfellas (1990)	432,543
16.	8.7	Star Wars (1977)	545,218
17.	8.7	Seven Samurai (1954)	152,204
18.	8.7	Forrest Gump (1994)	656,228
19.	8.7	The Matrix (1999)	716,274
20.	8.7	The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)	635,981
21.	8.7	City of God (2002)	326,157
22.	8.6	Se7en (1995)	578,995
23.	8.6	The Silence of the Lambs (1991)	486,882
24.	8.6	Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)	135,719
25.	8.6	Casablanca (1942)	261,695
26.	8.6	The Usual Suspects (1995)	449,088
27.	8.6	Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)	409,994
28.	8.6	Rear Window (1954)	198,487
29.	8.6	It's a Wonderful Life (1946)	169,019
30.	8.6	Psycho (1960)	251,786
31.	8.6	Léon: The Professional (1994)	421,192
32.	8.5	Sunset Blvd. (1950)	89,016
33.	8.5	American History X (1998)	459,211
34.	8.5	Apocalypse Now (1979)	288,854
35.	8.5	Memento (2000)	519,815
36.	8.5	Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)	446,103
37.	8.5	Saving Private Ryan (1998)	507,390
38.	8.5	City Lights (1931)	57,825
39.	8.5	Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)	233,843
40.	8.5	Alien (1979)	334,937
41.	8.5	Spirited Away (2001)	225,178
42.	8.5	Modern Times (1936)	73,498
43.	8.5	North by Northwest (1959)	144,726
44.	8.5	Back to the Future (1985)	399,659
45.	8.5	Citizen Kane (1941)	203,513
46.	8.5	The Shining (1980)	351,932
47.	8.5	The Pianist (2002)	275,391
48.	8.5	Life Is Beautiful (1997)	218,397
49.	8.4	The Departed (2006)	502,844
50.	8.4	M (1931)	64,379
51.	8.4	Django Unchained (2012)	385,311
52.	8.4	Vertigo (1958)	151,335
53.	8.4	The Dark Knight Rises (2012)	621,768
54.	8.4	Paths of Glory (1957)	73,094
55.	8.4	American Beauty (1999)	519,222
56.	8.4	Taxi Driver (1976)	298,921
57.	8.4	Double Indemnity (1944)	61,634
58.	8.4	Aliens (1986)	303,094
59.	8.4	WALL·E (2008)	398,419
60.	8.4	The Intouchables (2011)	195,081
61.	8.4	Toy Story 3 (2010)	296,729
62.	8.4	Gladiator (2000)	555,874
63.	8.4	The Green Mile (1999)	413,189
64.	8.4	The Lives of Others (2006)	155,755
65.	8.4	The Great Dictator (1940)	72,078
66.	8.4	A Clockwork Orange (1971)	332,622
67.	8.4	The Prestige (2006)	458,825
68.	8.4	Amélie (2001)	328,512
69.	8.4	Lawrence of Arabia (1962)	122,187
70.	8.4	To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)	133,734
71.	8.4	Reservoir Dogs (1992)	387,958
72.	8.4	Das Boot (1981)	110,678
73.	8.4	Cinema Paradiso (1988)	85,881
74.	8.4	The Lion King (1994)	333,991
75.	8.3	The Third Man (1949)	75,710
76.	8.3	The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)	51,539
77.	8.3	Requiem for a Dream (2000)	353,096
78.	8.3	Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983)	381,034
79.	8.3	Once Upon a Time in America (1984)	136,020
80.	8.3	Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)	408,431
81.	8.3	Full Metal Jacket (1987)	284,204
82.	8.3	Braveheart (1995)	447,359
83.	8.3	L.A. Confidential (1997)	276,068
84.	8.3	Oldboy (2003)	200,314
85.	8.3	Chinatown (1974)	137,134
86.	8.3	Singin' in the Rain (1952)	92,817
87.	8.3	Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)	248,307
88.	8.3	Bicycle Thieves (1948)	52,861
89.	8.3	Some Like It Hot (1959)	111,910
90.	8.3	Metropolis (1927)	69,539
91.	8.3	Rashomon (1950)	64,258
92.	8.3	Amadeus (1984)	170,303
93.	8.3	Princess Mononoke (1997)	125,488
94.	8.3	2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)	256,106
95.	8.3	All About Eve (1950)	53,522
96.	8.3	The Sting (1973)	109,240
97.	8.3	Unforgiven (1992)	176,825
98.	8.3	The Apartment (1960)	65,557
99.	8.3	Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)	312,946
100.	8.3	Raging Bull (1980)	150,055
101.	8.3	Grave of the Fireflies (1988)	69,539
102.	8.3	Witness for the Prosecution (1957)	33,192
103.	8.3	The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)	95,456
104.	8.3	Die Hard (1988)	367,858
105.	8.3	Batman Begins (2005)	564,330
106.	8.3	A Separation (2011)	86,288
107.	8.3	Yojimbo (1961)	46,599
108.	8.3	Inglourious Basterds (2009)	465,901
109.	8.3	Snatch. (2000)	364,078
110.	8.3	For a Few Dollars More (1965)	87,814
111.	8.2	The Great Escape (1963)	102,917
112.	8.2	Downfall (2004)	157,101
113.	8.2	Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)	50,893
114.	8.2	Pan's Labyrinth (2006)	291,280
115.	8.2	Toy Story (1995)	340,775
116.	8.2	Up (2009)	344,993
117.	8.2	On the Waterfront (1954)	64,263
118.	8.2	The General (1926)	32,245
119.	8.2	The Elephant Man (1980)	103,077
120.	8.2	The Seventh Seal (1957)	69,077
121.	8.2	Heat (1995)	275,172
122.	8.2	The Maltese Falcon (1941)	75,616
123.	8.2	Blade Runner (1982)	305,001
124.	8.2	The Kid (1921)	32,124
125.	8.2	Rebecca (1940)	56,699
126.	8.2	Scarface (1983)	319,397
127.	8.2	Wild Strawberries (1957)	38,636
128.	8.2	Gran Torino (2008)	338,442
129.	8.2	Fargo (1996)	266,084
130.	8.2	Ran (1985)	51,663
131.	8.2	The Big Lebowski (1998)	323,709
132.	8.2	Ikiru (1952)	25,320
133.	8.2	Touch of Evil (1958)	48,941
134.	8.2	The Deer Hunter (1978)	150,944
135.	8.2	The Gold Rush (1925)	38,358
136.	8.2	Cool Hand Luke (1967)	78,868
137.	8.1	It Happened One Night (1934)	40,041
138.	8.1	Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)	257,704
139.	8.1	No Country for Old Men (2007)	370,827
140.	8.1	Sin City (2005)	432,837
141.	8.1	Casino (1995)	201,443
142.	8.1	Strangers on a Train (1951)	59,343
143.	8.1	The Sixth Sense (1999)	442,845
144.	8.1	Platoon (1986)	188,326
145.	8.1	Jaws (1975)	248,077
146.	8.1	The Thing (1982)	162,850
147.	8.1	Good Will Hunting (1997)	334,872
148.	8.1	The Wizard of Oz (1939)	178,028
149.	8.1	Trainspotting (1996)	289,329
150.	8.1	Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)	95,671
151.	8.1	Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)	440,108
152.	8.1	High Noon (1952)	52,857
153.	8.1	Warrior (2011)	174,803
154.	8.1	Hotel Rwanda (2004)	168,756
155.	8.1	The Secret in Their Eyes (2009)	67,391
156.	8.1	The Avengers (2012)	523,742
157.	8.1	Gone with the Wind (1939)	138,430
158.	8.1	The Grapes of Wrath (1940)	39,098
159.	8.1	Annie Hall (1977)	117,648
160.	8.1	My Neighbor Totoro (1988)	80,054
161.	8.1	V for Vendetta (2005)	471,255
162.	8.1	Finding Nemo (2003)	375,586
163.	8.1	Notorious (1946)	48,931
164.	8.1	Dial M for Murder (1954)	60,233
165.	8.1	Into the Wild (2007)	241,780
166.	8.1	Life of Brian (1979)	170,780
167.	8.1	How to Train Your Dragon (2010)	226,758
168.	8.1	The Night of the Hunter (1955)	41,350
169.	8.1	There Will Be Blood (2007)	235,455
170.	8.1	Network (1976)	64,747
171.	8.1	The King's Speech (2010)	265,632
172.	8.1	The Terminator (1984)	351,086
173.	8.1	Million Dollar Baby (2004)	282,450
174.	8.1	The Big Sleep (1946)	43,782
175.	8.1	Ben-Hur (1959)	99,218
176.	8.1	Stand by Me (1986)	168,703
177.	8.1	The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)	25,956
178.	8.1	Groundhog Day (1993)	262,430
179.	8.1	Twelve Monkeys (1995)	294,274
180.	8.1	Donnie Darko (2001)	372,859
181.	8.1	The 400 Blows (1959)	42,560
182.	8.1	Dog Day Afternoon (1975)	117,290
183.	8.1	Mary and Max (2009)	61,636
184.	8.1	Amores Perros (2000)	112,995
185.	8.1	Howl's Moving Castle (2004)	111,244
186.	8.1	The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)	299,308
187.	8.1	Persona (1966)	33,442
188.	8.0	Gandhi (1982)	102,062
189.	8.0	The Killing (1956)	41,200
190.	8.0	Black Swan (2010)	346,808
191.	8.0	The Graduate (1967)	138,967
192.	8.0	A Beautiful Mind (2001)	315,868
193.	8.0	The Princess Bride (1987)	194,115
194.	8.0	Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)	119,783
195.	8.0	8½ (1963)	50,726
196.	8.0	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)	35,077
197.	8.0	The Hustler (1961)	40,366
198.	8.0	Rocky (1976)	203,867
199.	8.0	La Strada (1954)	29,849
200.	8.0	Slumdog Millionaire (2008)	394,591
201.	8.0	Anatomy of a Murder (1959)	29,560
202.	8.0	The Manchurian Candidate (1962)	50,060
203.	8.0	The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)	36,823
204.	8.0	The Exorcist (1973)	197,607
205.	8.0	Rope (1948)	60,695
206.	8.0	The Wild Bunch (1969)	47,675
207.	8.0	Life of Pi (2012)	212,383
208.	8.0	Barry Lyndon (1975)	64,698
209.	8.0	Stalag 17 (1953)	30,999
210.	8.0	In the Name of the Father (1993)	59,258
211.	8.0	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)	317,427
212.	8.0	Monsters, Inc. (2001)	299,364
213.	8.0	Fanny and Alexander (1982)	25,092
214.	8.0	Infernal Affairs (2002)	59,550
215.	8.0	Sleuth (1972)	28,098
216.	8.0	Roman Holiday (1953)	58,521
217.	8.0	Stalker (1979)	40,328
218.	8.0	Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)	483,142
219.	8.0	The Truman Show (1998)	371,740
220.	8.0	Memories of Murder (2003)	30,195
221.	8.0	The Artist (2011/I)	122,889
222.	8.0	A Fistful of Dollars (1964)	75,352
223.	8.0	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011)	277,061
224.	8.0	Star Trek (2009)	327,758
225.	8.0	3 Idiots (2009)	72,578
226.	8.0	Jurassic Park (1993)	316,092
227.	8.0	District 9 (2009)	353,519
228.	8.0	Ip Man (2008)	77,638
229.	8.0	Ratatouille (2007)	291,476
230.	8.0	A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)	56,429
231.	8.0	Like Stars on Earth (2007)	32,566
232.	8.0	La Haine (1995)	58,564
233.	8.0	The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)	64,358
234.	8.0	Shutter Island (2010)	398,902
235.	8.0	Incendies (2010)	32,524
236.	8.0	Beauty and the Beast (1991)	174,123
237.	8.0	Rain Man (1988)	252,897
238.	8.0	All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)	35,658
239.	8.0	Rosemary's Baby (1968)	95,971
240.	8.0	Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984)	48,794
241.	8.0	Harvey (1950)	34,738
242.	8.0	Mystic River (2003)	237,701
243.	8.0	Papillon (1973)	56,645
244.	7.9	Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring (2003)	39,075
245.	7.9	The Untouchables (1987)	155,112
246.	7.9	Manhattan (1979)	72,099
247.	7.9	The Celebration (1998)	43,701
248.	7.9	In the Mood for Love (2000)	46,384
249.	7.9	Nosferatu (1922)	49,840
250.	7.9	Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)	42,631