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After raising the expectations of the audience top-notch, Shekar Kammula's political flick releases with a bang. The film comes in an avatar that is both commendably realistic as well as exceedingly direct and straightforward. Leader has a soul, but it also has a frail body. It's a film which will be counted as Kammula's first ever movie where the talented director has taken creative freedom to an extent that is more than what he should actually have.
This film on the ultimate political leadership that a people should be given, is fresh-looking, bold and partly slice-of-life. However, there is a splurge of platitudes and schemes that you would never expect the film to throw up in the latter half. It begins with a promise, continues to be a rare political caper through the first half, but sadly becomes a simplistic as well as unintelligent one in the lengthier half-two. Thankfully, the way Leader is ended is powerful and does dole out an impression that the greater politician has been born.
Arjun Prasad (Rana) is back in India, from the US, when his Chief Minister-father Sanjeevayya (Suman) is assassinated in a landmine blast. He decides to fulfill the last wish of his father and the only wish of his mother (Suhasini): that he succeed Suman as the Chief Minister of the state. Not surprisingly, the path to the gaddi is full of thorns and inhabited by life-endangering monsters. There is Dhananjay (Subba Raju), a 30-year old politico who wants to be the next CM. Behind him are forces that openly claim the monopoly of power, in full glare of the arc lights of 24/7 news channels. Arjun has got an onerous task to complete before he can finally claim the top post in the state. He evolves a philosophy: buy them all. He is a vast success in the plot he scripts and executes with utmost wile.
But, is it all done? Will Arjun Prasad, with a Doctorate and an experience at running a corporate house, be able to realise the dream of rooting out corruption and abolish the caste system? No prizes for guessing that the ugly system is going to mar him at every step of this aspiring maverick leader.
Watch out for the second half to know if the new Commander-In-Chief finally makes it and shows it to one and all, stunning the country and becoming a messiah of the masses - all by working in the spirit of the Constitution.
Leader is definitely a classy tale of a dynasty politico's rise, told with impeccable honesty by the writer-director. Its biggest strength is the idealistic character of Rana that is consumed by one goal and only that. The way it moves ahead in materialising the mission is inspiring and kudos to Kammula for penning some of the best lines. The scenes involving Kota Srinivasa Rao and Rana, the portrayal of the Mammon-worshipping legislators, the depiction of political sycophancy, corruption and heinousness, the angst of the Dalit - all stand out for their marvellous screenplay.
The glitch is too obvious. It comes too late in the film and stays on for way too long. One may complain about the way the film rambles into a candyfloss flick in the second half, only set in the corridors of power. Here too, a soulful romance between an extra-ordinary policy-maker and an ordinary girl could have been used to pep up proceedings. Disappointingly enough, the most promising Tollywood director fails the film in this aspect. The media, which is portrayed as story-hungry, is not interested about the CM's flirtations. Unbelievable!
The way Arjun grows demoralised in his own eyes and the decision he then makes is outstanding and an essential part of the film's crux. Though you never expected it, it comes along only to raise the stature of the protagonist in our eyes.
Rana is, doubtless, very good. He carries the role with a poise. The diction (somewhere close to Venkatesh's) and baritone are excellent. Expression-wise, he sets his own tone, without following a beaten track. Subba Raju, Kota, Suhasini and Harshwardhan fit their roles. Priya Anand is cute, while Richa is found wanted.
Technically, music (Mickey J Meyer) is a nice package, so also art direction (Thota Tharani) and cinematography (Vijay C Kumaar) which make Leader a rich fare.
All in all, but for a lull of simplism that casts its unhealthy spell on the film and a boring romantic track, Leader is spotless. More, it sounds the bugle for more such cinema.
Released on: 19th Feb, 2010
This film on the ultimate political leadership that a people should be given, is fresh-looking, bold and partly slice-of-life. However, there is a splurge of platitudes and schemes that you would never expect the film to throw up in the latter half. It begins with a promise, continues to be a rare political caper through the first half, but sadly becomes a simplistic as well as unintelligent one in the lengthier half-two. Thankfully, the way Leader is ended is powerful and does dole out an impression that the greater politician has been born.
Arjun Prasad (Rana) is back in India, from the US, when his Chief Minister-father Sanjeevayya (Suman) is assassinated in a landmine blast. He decides to fulfill the last wish of his father and the only wish of his mother (Suhasini): that he succeed Suman as the Chief Minister of the state. Not surprisingly, the path to the gaddi is full of thorns and inhabited by life-endangering monsters. There is Dhananjay (Subba Raju), a 30-year old politico who wants to be the next CM. Behind him are forces that openly claim the monopoly of power, in full glare of the arc lights of 24/7 news channels. Arjun has got an onerous task to complete before he can finally claim the top post in the state. He evolves a philosophy: buy them all. He is a vast success in the plot he scripts and executes with utmost wile.
But, is it all done? Will Arjun Prasad, with a Doctorate and an experience at running a corporate house, be able to realise the dream of rooting out corruption and abolish the caste system? No prizes for guessing that the ugly system is going to mar him at every step of this aspiring maverick leader.
Watch out for the second half to know if the new Commander-In-Chief finally makes it and shows it to one and all, stunning the country and becoming a messiah of the masses - all by working in the spirit of the Constitution.
Leader is definitely a classy tale of a dynasty politico's rise, told with impeccable honesty by the writer-director. Its biggest strength is the idealistic character of Rana that is consumed by one goal and only that. The way it moves ahead in materialising the mission is inspiring and kudos to Kammula for penning some of the best lines. The scenes involving Kota Srinivasa Rao and Rana, the portrayal of the Mammon-worshipping legislators, the depiction of political sycophancy, corruption and heinousness, the angst of the Dalit - all stand out for their marvellous screenplay.
The glitch is too obvious. It comes too late in the film and stays on for way too long. One may complain about the way the film rambles into a candyfloss flick in the second half, only set in the corridors of power. Here too, a soulful romance between an extra-ordinary policy-maker and an ordinary girl could have been used to pep up proceedings. Disappointingly enough, the most promising Tollywood director fails the film in this aspect. The media, which is portrayed as story-hungry, is not interested about the CM's flirtations. Unbelievable!
The way Arjun grows demoralised in his own eyes and the decision he then makes is outstanding and an essential part of the film's crux. Though you never expected it, it comes along only to raise the stature of the protagonist in our eyes.
Rana is, doubtless, very good. He carries the role with a poise. The diction (somewhere close to Venkatesh's) and baritone are excellent. Expression-wise, he sets his own tone, without following a beaten track. Subba Raju, Kota, Suhasini and Harshwardhan fit their roles. Priya Anand is cute, while Richa is found wanted.
Technically, music (Mickey J Meyer) is a nice package, so also art direction (Thota Tharani) and cinematography (Vijay C Kumaar) which make Leader a rich fare.
All in all, but for a lull of simplism that casts its unhealthy spell on the film and a boring romantic track, Leader is spotless. More, it sounds the bugle for more such cinema.
Released on: 19th Feb, 2010
Cast: Ali, Jyothi Krishna, Tejasri, Chalapati Rao, Gauthamraju, Jayaprakash Reddy, Jeeva, AVS, Surya, Srinivasa Reddy, LB Sriram, Prabhakar, Sudha, Sivajiraja and others.Banner: Padmini Art Pictures
Music: M.M. Srilekha
Screenplay - direction: Ram Kumar
Pandu (Ali) stays in a village without any work. Most of the villagers pray God to send him away, as he is spoiling the other youths in the village. His parents Ramachandra Rao and Yasoda (Chalapati Rao and Sudha) decide to get him married, to make him learn responsibility. During the pelli choopulu (marriage alliance talks), the girl Madhavi (Jyothi Krishna) tells Pandu that she is in love with one Manikyam (Prabhakar) and want to elope with him. Pandu has no option but to accept her word as he is very kind at heart. However, that Manikyam does not turn up to the venue, so Pandu ties the nuptial knot to Madhavi. Even as Pandu waits at bedroom Madhavi decides to go away from home. But, Pandu convinces her and goes along with her to Hyderabad and hands her over to Manikyam. Accidentally, Pandu gets caught by police along with a pickpocket (Srinivasa Reddy) and gets implicated in a murder case. To save his skin, Pandu joins a gang of pick-pockets led by Suvarna (Tejasri) and a thief Ganganna (LB Sriram).
In this backdrop, Suvarna loses her heart to Pandu and on his advice the gang quits the pick-pocketing, robbing etc. Meanwhile, there are two gangs in the city one led by Jayabhai (Jayaprakash Reddy) and another led by Jaggubhai (Jeeva), who are involved in several anti-social activities. Accidentally, Pandu thrashes men of Jaggubhai and the latter asks Pandu to join in his gang. On the first mission, Jaggubhai tells Pandu to kidnap a girl, which is in the hands of Jayabhai. Incidentally, she is none other than Madhavi, who has eloped with Manikyam. Pandu takes her with him. How Pandu saves her from being sold to Dubai Sheiks and how he reveales the real colours of Manikyam will form the climax. Suvarna unites Pandu and Madhavi in the end sacrificing her love.
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Tagore (Chiranjeevi) creates his own vigilante military network called the Anti corruption Force (ACF) that eliminates the most corrupt individuals, from all walks of life, in a systematic manner. As pressure builds on Police and Government to track down the Man who masterminds these killings, Balbir Singh (Puneet Issar), is specially summoned to head the task. He is aided by Suryam (Prakash Raj) who, though being just a constable in the mammoth Police force, is compelled by his instincts to see through the underlying design. Together they unravel the mystery and unveil the phenomenon called Tagore, but not before Badrinaryana (Sayaji Shinde), the human face of evil, finds out that his revelry in the belief of Tagore’s death was a mistake he can never make amends for.
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Jeevi rating: 3/5Punchline: Dadagiri to Gandhigiri
Genre: Family/Action
Banner: Gemini Film Circuit
Cast: Chiranjeevi, Karishma Kotak, Srikanth, Sayaji Shinde, Sarath Babu, Sada, Rohit, Brahmanandam, MS Narayana, Venu Madhav, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Melkote, Kantha Rao, Sundaram Master, Gundu Hanmantha Rao, Jeeva, Sunil, Tirupati Prakash, Yana Gupta (item song) & Pawan Kalyan (special appearance)
Camera: Chota K Naidu
Dialogues: Paruchuri brothers
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Editing: Marthand K Venkatesh
Story: Raju Hirani
Screenplay - direction: Prabhudeva
Producer: Gemini Film Circuit
Release date: 27 July 2007
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Cast: Srikanth, Charmi and Gouri Munjal, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Tanikella Bharani, Krishna Bhagawan, LB Sriram, Brahmanandam, Dharmavarapu Subrahmanyam, Venumadhav, Siva Reddy,Dialogues: Satyanand
Art: B Venkateswara Rao
Lyrics: Veturi, Vanamali, Peddada Murthy, Ramajogaiah Sastry
Action: Satish
Camera: Pratap V Kumar
Editing: Marthand K Venkatesh
Choreography: Krishna Reddy and Nixon
Music: Koti
Producer: D Ramanaidu
Story, screenplay and direction: Surya Prasad.
Banner: Sri Suresh Productions
Released on: October 9, 2008
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Genre: ComedyType: Straight
Banner: Bajju Art Productions
Cast: Venu, Allari Naresh, Parvati Melton, Mallika Kapoor, Raghubabu, Giribabu, Dharmavarapu, Krishna Bhagawan, MS Narayana, Kondavalasa, Mallikharjuna Rao, Duvvasi Mohan, Narsing Yadav, Telangana Sakuntala, Apoorva etc
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Story - Dialogues: Marudhuri Raja
Music: Chakri
Art: KV Ramana
Cinematography: Prasad
Screenplay - direction: Muppalaneni Siva
Producer: SK Basheed
Release Date: 10 August 2007
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