It takes more than 20 minutes for Veera simha Reddy to get to the engaging section of his story after an uninteresting opening. The true plot of the movie begins with Veera simha Reddy's introduction. As Veera simha Reddy, balakrishna has a commanding presence, and the elevation scenes with the appropriate background music are well worth watching. Some of the dialogues, including Pub discussion and Pogaru in DNA, make the audience go wild. 

Veera simha Reddy's bravery and elevation make the first half of the film decent. Many of the moments had balayya lighting the chutta, arriving in a land rover Defender, and wearing a black shirt and lungi, which looked regal and well complemented Veera simha Reddy's role. All rest is predictable. The regular tale is revealed in a drawn-out manner during the second half, which is fairly boring and plodding. The antique seema backdrop contains a lot of common challenges and counter challenges.

It's challenging to relate to the emotion in the embarrassing second half. In the film, there are far too many fight scenes that would appeal to devotees but only one or two could captivate a general audience. BGM is loud and occasionally spectacular. Fans will be thrilled to see balakrishna in his role as Veera simha Reddy. The part shruti haasan plays is very minor. Duniya Vijay receives a substantial role, and honey rose is wonderful, but his villainy is lacking. varalaxmi sarathkumar was given a significant role and performed admirably.
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12/01/2023 08:58 AM