Cast: Nara Rohit, Sree Vishnu, Sudheer Babu, Shriya Saran
Director: R Indrasena
Producer: Apparao Bellana
Music: Mark K Robin
Cinematography: Naveen Yadav
Genre: Crime Mystery

Veera Bhoga Vasantha Rayalu Movie Review

Veera Bhoga Vasantha Rayalu made some noise ahead of its release over the intriguing avatars of each character. With Sree Vishnu’s toned avatar to Sudheer’s uber-cool, everything was catchy and mysterious. So let us see whether the film with intriguing posters and trailer fared well for the movie.

Story:

The story has three sub-plots running parallelly, where the first dals with the hijack of a plane., The second plot revolves around child trafficking case while the last one deal with a child who lodges complainant about his missing house. All the three sub-plots are interesting making it a novel point. While Deepak Reddy (Nara Rohit) and Neelima (Shriya Saran) investigate the hijack case, on the others side S.I. Vinay (Sudheer Babu) deals with the missing house. The connection of all the stories blending in for a cause forms the crux of the story.

Performances:

The performance of all the characters is top-notch who play unconventional roles. Sudheer Babu got the meaty role, but the drawback comes for his voice as the actor hasn’t dubbed for the film. WHilem Nara Rohit and Shriya fit the bill aptly. Meanwhile, Vishnu’s role is commendable and his transformation is highly appreciated as we have never seen him in their avatar before.

Analysis:

Filmmaker  Indrasena has come with a novel plot, but he fails to make it convincing. One can give a green signal for the plot, but sluggish screenplay and narration makes the film fall flat. The actors’ histrionics and music by  Mark K Robin is convincing whihc only makes the audience sit and watch it.

Verdict:

This Veera Bhoga Vasantha Rayalu is disappointing.