Simha (2010)Director:Boyapati Srinu |
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Title: Simha (2010)
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Balakrishna |
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Krishna Bhagavan |
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Brahmanandam |
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Jhansi |
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Kinnera |
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Srinivasa Rao Kota |
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Sriram L.B. |
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Venu Madhav |
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Nayanthara |
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Rehman |
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Dharmavarapu Subramanyam |
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Janaki
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K.R. Vijaya |
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Country:
IndiaLanguage:
TeluguRelease Date:
30 April 2010 (India) See more »Company Credits
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Bala Krishna is terrific as Simha in the flashback episode. His dialogue delivery is controlled and is extremely effective. His get-up as Simha is highly respectable and dignified. After a long gap, Bala Krishna fans are going to cherish the looks and performance of Bala Krishna as he plays it to the galleries. His other character of Srimannarayana is also good.
Nayana Tara is very good in the flashback episode with jewellery and traditional wear belonging to lineage of kings. The voice given by Sunitha helps in some key episodes of the movie. Sneha Ullal is improving from film to film and she is good too. Namitha should watch her weight. Kota comes up with another fine performance.
Story of the movie is not new, but follows a time-tested formula. Boyapati Seenu who mastered mass treatment to his movies like Bhadra and Tulasi made sure that there are ample commercial elements that satisfy the thrust of masses and fans. He projected Bala Krishna in the right way and extracted powerful mass performance. Screenplay of the movie is predictable. Direction is good in parts.
First half of the movie is adequate. The flashback episode is established well. The climax should have been more effective. The plus points of the movie are Bala Krishna performance (and dialogues) and mass elements. On the flip side, there is excessive violence/fights in the movie. Simha movie generated tremendous pre-release positive buzz and it resulted in humongous openings.