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     Stud Kurra Bewarse Username: Stud Post Number: 3278 Registered: 01-2005 Posted From: 75.72.61.219 Rating: N/A |
SVSC - only one word,,I Wish I have a Bro ...(vaatesukunna/thannukunna) was my instant heartfelt feeling .. and if u r person who believes in certain emotions in human relations, don't miss it... After a long time, I visualized few things on the celluloid which are missing in telugu movies for long time...Kudos to Venkatesh and Mahesh for doing those roles in-spite of their stardom. Directer, Srikanth Addala ..one man who shouldered the movie in the departments of Story, Screenplay,Direction...u never let the movie go out of your thoughts and have perfectly executed what u wanted to portray though u have liberty in en-cashing star hero's cal-sheets....u stood by what you believed and delivered it...take a bow man Dialgues by Ganesh Patro...so casual/natural yet expressive..proved no one can beat veterans in bringing that nativity to plots like this..great fan of his work for Seetharamaiah Gari Manavaralu movie Venkatesh -- excellent way of expressing his attitude with not so many dialogues to utter...impressed.. Mahesh -- u da man , this man is all over the script and has excelled in his role...another nice film in his film career.. Anjyali -- heartbeat of the movie and the way she essayed the role is impeccable...felt happy seeing true telugu girl doing native role and loved her Godavari District's telugu dialect.. Samantha - apt for that role... Prakash Raj..as usual, rocked big time Music by Micky J Meyer -- wld have been better, saved by Mani Sharma's background score though Producer Raju and co -- good attempt and keep em coming... Finally, it's refreshing/memorable to see certain things that r fast vanishing from our urban lives, at-least in movies like SVSC.. I now wish script writers come up versatile stories to make more multi starrer movies in telugu... http://tapanafoundation.org/ |