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Poola Rangadu - Movie Review

Film: Poola Rangadu
Cast : Sunil, Isha Chawla, Dev Gill, Pradeep Rawath, Kota, Ali, Sudha, Duvvasi Mohan and others
Dialogues: Sreedhar Seepana
Music: Anup Rubens
Director of Photography: Prasad Murella
Editor: Gautham Raju
Producer: Atchi Reddy
Banner: Max India
Presented by: R R Moviemakers 
Story, screenplay and directed by: Veerabhadram 
Release date: 18/02/2012

What's it about!

Ranga (Sunil) buys a land that is in dispute near Warangal. Konda Reddy (Dev Gil) and Lala Goud (Pradeep Rawat) have been fighting for that land. So Ranga wants to sell off the land but these two dons would not allow anyone to buy it. Knowing he is in a fix, Ranga approaches to his friend (Ali) who advises him to befriend Anitha (Isha Chawla), Lala Goud's daughter. Soon he falls for the charms of Anitha and fresh problems start for Ranga. How he succeeds in selling off the land and gets his love forms rest of the story. 



Performances

Sunil is extremely good in his acting and dances. It is his show all the way. The so-called six-pack body that he shows off for the audiences in a fight sequence is okay. Heroine Isha Chawla as glam doll is fine. Al i provides some nice laughs Dev Gill andPradeep Rawat are good. Telangana Sakunthala, Kota, Krishna Baghavan, and Pridhvi are good in their respective roles. 

Anup Reubens music and songs have gelled with the story and Sunil has come up with good dance steps for those songs. Prasad Murella's cinematography is neat. The film has decent production values too. Editor should have trimmed the film in the second half. Director Veerabhadram has succeeded in bringing out good comedy scenes and packaging the movie well. 

Bottom-line

Poola Rangadu has good comedy scenes and provides enough laughter to the most part. Though the film has nothing new to offer in terms of story and screenplay, the movie engages the audiences with its comedy, which is its sole strength. Watch the movie for good entertainment. 

Racha Ram Charan Teja new audio to rock Kurnool

Racha 2012 Tollywood Telugu movie is heard as the most eagerly waited movie in the town after the Orange featuring actor Ram Charan Teja.

The audio of Racha will be released in one of the well known towns of AP, Kurnool by this month end or the first week of March that is 4th.

It is heard that Ram Charan Teja has decided to say “Thank You All” the audience of Kurnool. Its because the actor’s earlier movie sensational blockbuster movie Magadheera ran more than two years in a single theatre in the region and now the Racha starrer RamCharan Teja has planned to release the audio in Kurnool, as he wants to use this chance to express his gratitude to the people.

Racha movie biggies have planned a grand function, which is likely to be attended by the Mega family along with SS Rajamouli and other main personalities of the town. But, the correct date of the music release is yet to be out. Racha music starring Ram Charan Teja, Tamanna Bhatia and Ajmal Ameer, has been in the news for quite some time now.

Mainly, for the remix version of Chiranjeevi’s one of the top ten and super hit song as many say, ‘Vana Vana Velluvaye’ from 1991 blockbuster Gang Leader …, then post the unclear version of the title track was leaked on net. The Racha audio is composed by Mani Sharma.

Ishq in theaters on Feb 24th

Feb 21, 2012

Nitin and Nitya Menon’s romantic entertainer ‘Ishq’ is all set to open in theaters on 24th February. The film is directed by Vikram Kumar and produced by Vikram Goud under Sresht Cinemas banner. Multi-dimension Entertainments Pvt Ltd., is presenting the film. The film has completed the censor formalities and awaits its release. Anoop Rubens scored the music and the audio is said to have got decent response. According to producer, Ananth Sriram and Krishna Chaitanya’s lyrics and Anoop’s tunes together made the audio a big hit. Ramesh Samala’s dialogues will attract the youth. P C Sriram’s cinematography is the main highlight.

Other cast in supporting roles is Ajay, Sindhu Tulani, Sudha, Satya Krishnan, Nagineedu, etc.

SMS - Movie Review

Film: SMS (Shiva Manasulo Shruthi)
Cast: Sudhir Babu, Regina, Rohini, Vennela Kishore, Tagubothu Ramesh, Chanti, Hemanth, Priyanka, Kasi Viswanath and others
Music: Selva Ganesh
Background score: Yuvan Shankar Raja and Selva Ganesh
Story by: Rajesh M, Tathineni  Satya
Dialogues: Nandyala Ravi
Cinematography: Chitti Babu
Editing: Surya
Art: Kumar
Presented by: R B Chowdary
Produced by: Vikram Raju
Directed by: Tatineni Satya
Release date: Feb 10, 2012
CBFC Rating: U/A

What's it about!
Shiva (Sudhir), a professional courier boy, falls for the charms of Shruti (Regina), a Radio Jockey. He proposes her and tries hard to impress her but she doesn't respond initially. When she finally falls for him, he breaks her heart with his wayward attitude. And their love-hate relationship continues.. Performances
For a debutant Sudhir Babu has come up with decent performance. He is good at dances and he impresses in songs. He seems to have followed Nani's style of dialogue delivery that Nani used in Ala Modalaindi. But Sudhir needs to work on his diction and expressions.  

New actress Regina looks like a girl-next-door and carries her role very well and she also has acting skills. She is good find. The guy ( Chanti) who played the role of Sudhir's friend provides some good comedy. Vennela Kishore excels in his brief role. Rohini as a hero's mother has gone overboard.  Priyanka as Sudhir's sister is pretty.

Among the technicians, dialogue writer Nandyala Ravishines. In a film where actors converse more, he has come up with good writing though much of the dialogues are filled with prasa (rhyme). Cinematography is decent. 

Selva Ganesh’s two songs are catchy.  Production values are good. Tatineni Satya has tried to localize the content but scenes like heroine entering into a local wine shop still have the touch of Tamil movies. His screenplay is not taut.

Bottom-line
Good dialogues and some laughs, Sudhir Babu's dances and heroine Regina are plus points of this romantic entertainer. SMS is a time pass film.