There is no escape from boredom culminating from Balayya’s hyper acting and poor direction.

Late N.T. Rama Rao’s son Bala Krishna’s hopes of reviving his sagging career take yet another nose-dive in “Mithrudu” (friend).

Banagaru Babu is a good movie and can be watched with family (no kids) if one is comfortable with a couple of double entendres, just a couple of them.

Right from the cinematography to real locations everything in this movie speaks of directorial excellence.

The script of “Kick” is more-or-less based on Hindi hit “Dhoom” sans the technical brilliance.

In RCC he takes beautiful pieces of clothes but fails to stitch them perfectly. The dress is colorful alright, but it’s kind of garish and too loud.

But for some slackening pace in the second half that ought to have been ruthlessly trimmed, the film is worth much more than a casual window-shopping glance.

Prayanam is squeaky-clean entertainment and for those that believe in true love and love at first sight this is the movie of the summer.

Neither Vishal’s acting, nor does the story have anything worthy writing about.

For those who have loads and loads of tears to shed, don’t miss watching “Raju Maharaju” which reminds one of the films frequently made in the ’80s. The only difference is that this movie passes off as more sophisticated than those films.