Kaalicharan (2013) Movie Review
Reviewed by ANDHRA Team on Nov 08 2013
Rating:
Reviewed by ANDHRA Team on Nov 08 2013
Rating:
Music Director: Nandan Raj
Director: Praveen Sri
Censor Certificate: A
Kalicharan dependent upon accurate occasions which happened in the year 1980. Kalicharan (Chaitanya) murders vital individual in Pasupathi (Pankaj Kesari's) group. That is the way a capable retribution adventure begin off in Nalgonda region. Kalicharan gets captured, yet Kodali Prabhu (Rao Ramesh) gives him the safeguard and recoveries him from the homicide arrange penned by Pasupathi. Looking into Kalicharan's animosity Prabhu makes him to rival Pasupathi in Mla decisions. In the in the interim he gets hitched to Teertha (Chandini). Why did Kalicharan slaughter Pasupathi's associate? Will Kalicharan murder his rival? In what capacity will Kalicharan save his wife & companions, carryout his reprisal structures whatever remains of the storyline?
Kalicharan might well go down as the most exceedingly awful film Bhojpuri on-screen character Pankaj Kesari has ever acted. Indeed, his execution and discoursed don't have invasion to captivate the crowd. Chandini is the victor of this film who is great in her looks yet need to enhance in her drama. The Chaitanya has given his best for this character, yet the combative - enthusiastic approach in his characterization was lost. He might as well have buckled down on his passionate peak scenes. Kavitha makes a guaranteeing contact with her execution. Rao Ramesh have not a lot to do in the film. Approaching character craftsmen Polu Srikanth & Mahabub Bhasha are alright in their little parts. Nagineedu is alright in his character. Rest of the specialists in the film are strong.
This is positively not a film to be made by a gifted individual who gladly says he is a Sishya of Rgv, who was unquestionably the best chief of the Indian film industry. Everything happens in this film beginning from its average screenplay to a jerry-fabricated medicine. There is not a solitary focus which might be spoken about the film or one specific arrangement which could be recalled for its moderate depiction. The arrangements neglect to inspire any investment in the group of onlookers. Kalicharan is an enormous yawn from scene one. The film moves in snail's pace in the whole first half and the glimmer back scene in the second half is totalled dragged till the closure. Cinematography by Vishwadeva & Satish is perfect. Cinematographers & Director must acknowledged for their exertion for finding such areas. Music by Nandan Raj gives a dejavu of some tracks. Be that as it may his Bgm increased not many scenes. Conversion of scenes is not that guaranteeing in the film. Manager might as well have taken sufficient forethought in regards to the conversion scenes. Battles in the film are extremely customary. Generation values are fine.
The film which was exposed as a Pure Revenge film dependent upon correct occasions descends as a squandered exertion with not the craftsmen or professionals demonstrating a deception of exertion to make an effect. The film crawls testing your persistence. Viewing this film is a sheer waste of time and you would likely revile yourself for daft decision
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