Parama Veera chakra review

Published on January 12, 2011 by admin · No Comments

Parama Veera chakra review Bala Krishna has come up again in a terrific way as Jaya Simha and this time in a stunning performance. the acting in this movie far beyond expectations.For a short moment, he has appeared as mythological character of Ravana Brahma in this movie. Though the dialogues are less, but each are the best.The introductory scenes of a military character, are wrong. This role should be powerful should not have been introduced in the way they did in this film. Dasari is definitely out of shape and his decision is not updated. He tried to compensate for their weaknesses with their dialogue, but that does not help us much. First half of the film is unbearable at all levels. Second half might look a little better as the story unfolds in this part. Dasari Narayana Rao did not try to make this film to meet the tastes of that audience generation. It is stuc.

The introductory scenes of a military character, are wrong. This role should be powerful should not have been introduced in the way they did in this film. Dasari is definitely out of shape and his decision is not updated. He tried to compensate for their weaknesses with their dialogue, but that does not help us much. First half of the film is unbearable at all levels. Second half might look a little better as the story unfolds in this part. Dasari Narayana Rao did not try to make this film to meet the tastes of that audience generation.

There is nothing to point out Balakrishna. He attained his trade mark in acting and getting continued with that. On a whole he is marvelous in the role of Ravana and labor leader. He also showed his prowess while delivering a dialogue on film actors. Except the signs of catching up age, Balakrishna looked as usual with respect to his theatrical skills.Sheela has no proper role. She appears just for some glamour sake. Indeed, her glamour is not used properly.