Vikramadithya (Prabhas) is a well-known palmist around the world. On a train ride, he falls head over heels in love with Preranaa (Pooja Hegde). prerana takes her time falling in love, but she, too, falls in love. But fate has something different planned for them. The primary plot of the film is how Vikramaditya's love is put to the test while Preranaa suffers from a chronic disease.
Radhe shyam has some positive news for people who were concerned about Prabhas' appearance based on real-life photos. On screen, the star is stunning. In reality, he looks way better in this film than in his last one, and he is dashing on screen. It contributes to palmist Vikramadithya's personality.
Forth Radhe Shyam, prabhas does not have to put in a lot of effort. At best, the actor manages to pull off a few moderately dramatic scenes with ease. He also manages to give the character a new attitude and zing. pooja hegde, on the other side, appears to be a goldfish out of sea. She is portrayed as a traditional beauty and looks wonderful on screen. She, on the other hand, fails to build chemistry with the protagonists. There is no chemistry between the leads, and she bears the brunt of the responsibility. She performs her part as though she were in any other commercial. It's not going to work in this situation.
The first half of the film is jam-packed with creative graphics and soulful music. Congratulations to the design phase and the director for making each frame appear huge and magnificent. However, because template commercial components are missing in the first half, it may be too classy for the general public. The first half of the film is artistically and visually stunning. The second period is slow and complex on the surface. The movie's intriguing premise, heartfelt music, and lavish production can entice a sophisticated audience to see it on the big screen. Prabhas' image as a fierce guy, larger-than-life figure is not reflected in the tale or portrayal. As vikram Adihtya, he appears uneasy at points.
A film with such a narrative necessitates a script that is both humorous and smart, as well as excellent performances. The acting wasn't horrible, but it seemed like an other nation at times, probably because to the hair, costumes, and other trappings of the 1970s and 1980s. Was it truly natural for women to be so obsessed with getting married as if it were the most important thing in their lives? It's difficult to empathise with and cheer for the characters.
Our final response was a shrug of the shoulders. Even though the film isn't genuinely bad, it still felt like wasting our money and time.
Ratings:
Radhe shyam has some positive news for people who were concerned about Prabhas' appearance based on real-life photos. On screen, the star is stunning. In reality, he looks way better in this film than in his last one, and he is dashing on screen. It contributes to palmist Vikramadithya's personality.
Forth Radhe Shyam, prabhas does not have to put in a lot of effort. At best, the actor manages to pull off a few moderately dramatic scenes with ease. He also manages to give the character a new attitude and zing. pooja hegde, on the other side, appears to be a goldfish out of sea. She is portrayed as a traditional beauty and looks wonderful on screen. She, on the other hand, fails to build chemistry with the protagonists. There is no chemistry between the leads, and she bears the brunt of the responsibility. She performs her part as though she were in any other commercial. It's not going to work in this situation.
The first half of the film is jam-packed with creative graphics and soulful music. Congratulations to the design phase and the director for making each frame appear huge and magnificent. However, because template commercial components are missing in the first half, it may be too classy for the general public. The first half of the film is artistically and visually stunning. The second period is slow and complex on the surface. The movie's intriguing premise, heartfelt music, and lavish production can entice a sophisticated audience to see it on the big screen. Prabhas' image as a fierce guy, larger-than-life figure is not reflected in the tale or portrayal. As vikram Adihtya, he appears uneasy at points.
A film with such a narrative necessitates a script that is both humorous and smart, as well as excellent performances. The acting wasn't horrible, but it seemed like an other nation at times, probably because to the hair, costumes, and other trappings of the 1970s and 1980s. Was it truly natural for women to be so obsessed with getting married as if it were the most important thing in their lives? It's difficult to empathise with and cheer for the characters.
Our final response was a shrug of the shoulders. Even though the film isn't genuinely bad, it still felt like wasting our money and time.
Ratings:
