gabbar singh review

<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"> <strong>Cast :</strong> Pawan Kalyan, Shruti Haasan, Abhimanyu Singh, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Abhimanyu Singh, Tanikella Bharani, Suhasini Maniratnam, Nagineedu, Ajay, Rao Ramesh, Malaika Arora Khan and others<img align="right" alt="Gabbar Singh Movie Review" height="458" src="http://www.chiranjeeviblog.com/movie-reviews/gabbar-singh.jpg" width="324" /><br /> <strong>Music :</strong> Devi Sri Prasad<br /> <strong>Cinematography :</strong> Jayanan Vincent<br /> <strong>Producer :</strong> Bandla Ganesh<br /> <strong>Banner :</strong> Parameswara Arts<br /> <strong>Director :</strong> Harish Shankar<br /> <strong>Release Date :</strong> 11 May 2012<br /> <strong>Story :</strong>Pawan Kalyan plays the role of a stubborn cop, Venkat Ratnam Naidu, in kondaveedu.<br /> He is well known for his eccentricity and also for his corruption.<br /> As a kid, he watches ‘<em>Sholay</em>‘ movie and gets inspired with villain character and renames himself as <strong>Gabbar Singh</strong>.<br /> He grows up to become a police officer, who is posted to his hometown ‘<em>kondaveedu</em>‘, where he is brought face to face with Siddhappa Naidu (Abhimanyu Singh), who is a local goonda and a political aspirant.<br /> Gabbar Singh also has a mother(suhasini), who remarries and lives with her family in same town.<br /> While dealing with local goondas and politics, Gabbar Singh meets Bhagya Lakshmi (Shruti Haasan) and falls in love with her.<br /> But bhagya’s father(Kota) is a habitual drunkard, who needs to be convinced for their marriage.<br /> Now, Gabbar has to deal with his love, other problems created due to his step father and his son etc.<br /> How he deals with all of them with his eccentric behaviour, needs to watched on big screen.<br /> <strong>Performances :</strong> Pawan excells with his <em>thikka</em> as a tough police.<br /> His dialogues, mannerisms, comedy timing, action, dances all will go well with fans.<br /> He got a much better character to perform after long time and he doesn’t disappoint anyone.<br /> Shruti Haasan looks beautiful but she still carries somewhat modern woman attitude, which mismatches for her village-belle character.<br /> But her screen presence is very much limited.<br /> Abhimanyu Singh doesn’t do anything better or different than he did as ‘bukka reddy’ in ‘rakta charitra’.<br /> Comedy by Brahmanandam as ‘Recovery agent Ranjith Kumar’, Ali as ‘constable samba’ is hilarious.<br /> Especially the combination scenes of Pawan and Ali as ‘Gabbar Singh’ and ‘Samba’ are the best.<br /> Rao Ramesh has a guest appearance, while Nagineedu as hero’s stepfather, Suhasini as his mother live upto their roles.<br /> Ajay as hero’s stepbrother, and Kota as heroine’s father, are two wasted actors, though their characters had scope for performance.<br /> Tanikella Bharani does an insignificant character for his stature.<br /> ‘Happy Days’ gayatri got a small role as shruti’s friend, and she comes up with a surprising performance.<br /> Malaika Arora Khan sizzles in the item song <em>Kevvu Keka</em>.<br /> <strong>Analysis :</strong> Gabbar Singh is an adaptation of Salman Khan’s <em>Dabangg</em> and not a 100% remake.<br /> About 30-40% screenplay has been changed for telugu version.<br /> Pawan’s entry in rickshaw with <em>ee petaku nene mestri</em> song in background, antyakshari scene in police station, romantic track between the lead pair, picturization of all songs, action sequences are good.<br /> Odds are lady voice who dubbed for shruti haasan, lack of emotional depth and drama between hero and his family towards climax.<br /> Director Harish Shankar, just like his previous movie <i>Mirapakaay</i>, has concentrated on projecting the hero with eccentricity and trademark comedy in first half, but missed out on gripping narration and strong emotional drama in second half.<br /> Production values of Parameswara Arts are good.<br /> Cinematography by Jayanan Vincent, Action sequences by Ram-Lakshman, D.I and coloring are excellent. Editing is okay.<br /> Dialogues written by Harish Shankar, Devi Sri Prasad’s background score are worth mentioning.<br /> <strong>Bottomline :</strong> A must watch movie for pawanfans, as he returns with energetic performance after long time.<br /> Its a treat to watch his high voltage performance on screen.<br /> For others too, it would be entertaining, as long as you keep your intellectual brains shut towards climax.<br /> Overall, its a <i>KEVVU KEKA…..</i> movie for fans.</div>

gabbar singh review

Cast : Pawan Kalyan, Shruti Haasan, Abhimanyu Singh, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Abhimanyu Singh, Tanikella Bharani, Suhasini Maniratnam, Nagine...

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