Baadshah Mini Review:
Baadshah starts with director Srinu Vytla's voice over. The makers have paid rich tributes to Legend NTR and conveyed special thanks to Superstar Mahesh Babu for lending his voice.
Aashish Vidyarthi makes an entry as Crazy Robert, Mukesh Rishi as Ranjan (NTR's dad).
NTR's introduction sequence is stylish, yet powerful.
Kajal (Janaki) enters the scene as an interior designer in Milan and Tanikela Bharani plays her uncle.
First Song: NTR's dance moves in Sairo Sairo song are fantastic. Very well shot and good choreography.
Vennela Kishore is funny and MS Narayana tickles the funny bones of audience with his hilarious entry as director revenge Nageswara Rao. His role has shades of Ram Gopal Varma.
Kajal's 'Banthi Phiosophy' is entertaining and her love track with Tarak is decent.
Second Song: Both Kajal and NTR look adorable in 'Diamond Girl' and it's another stylish offering.
Navdeep, Nagababu and Shayaji Shinde are introduced as police officers.
Kelly Dorji and Pradeep Rawat enters the scene as Don Sadhu Bhai and Don Violent Victor. Clash between the groups to gain contro over Macau Casino.
Third Song: Baadshah title number - wrong placement.
Here comes in a huge fight between NTR and Pradeep Rawant's gang to end the first half.
First Half: Over all, it's entertaining in bits and parts, but nothing great. Two songs, NTR dances, one-liners, pre-interval episode and interval fight are the plus points. On the negative side, slow pace (first 40 minutes) and too many characters. Few scenes were straight away lifted from Malayalam flick 'Teja Bhai and Family' starring Prudhvi Raj.
Fourth Song: Good choreography and top-notch cinematography makes it worth watching.
Movie shifts to India: NTR tries a different look now and also incorporates a new dialogue delivery.
Brahmanandam makes an entry as 'Pilli Padmanabha Simha'. His histronics and body language are truly amazing.
Suhasini is introduced as NTR's mother.
Scenes between NTR and Brahmi are hilarious.
NTR's Justice Chowdary getup is simply fantastic. This episode is going to work big time and fans would go berserk.
Hollywood flick 'Inception' has been used to generate few laughs. Brahmi entertains to the core here.
Fight breaks out between NTR and Ashish Vudyarthi gang.
Fifth Song: 'Welcome Kanakam' number is shot well.
Siddharth's cameo appearance is crucial for the film.
Now comes, a medley of Sr NTR's chartbuster songs and Junior is imitating his godly figure's dance moves. Fans will love it.
Brahmi keeps the audience in splits again with his innocence.
Sixth Song: NTR rocks the dance floor for 'Rangoli Rangoli'.
Climax: A big fight of between NTR and the Baddies now.
Second Half: Thoroughly Entertaining! NTR's Justice Chowdary get-up, his dances for Sr NTR's medley, Brahmi's comic episodes and Fast Pace narration stands out as the best.
Mahesh's voice over is used at crucial junctures in the film (Kajal's entry, Villain's entry and at few other slots) and it is very effective. He even appears during the end titles!
Verdict: Baadshah is a Paisa Vasool film (it's all about entertainment, entertainment and only entertainment). Don't miss it!
Baadshah starts with director Srinu Vytla's voice over. The makers have paid rich tributes to Legend NTR and conveyed special thanks to Superstar Mahesh Babu for lending his voice.
Aashish Vidyarthi makes an entry as Crazy Robert, Mukesh Rishi as Ranjan (NTR's dad).
NTR's introduction sequence is stylish, yet powerful.
Kajal (Janaki) enters the scene as an interior designer in Milan and Tanikela Bharani plays her uncle.
First Song: NTR's dance moves in Sairo Sairo song are fantastic. Very well shot and good choreography.
Vennela Kishore is funny and MS Narayana tickles the funny bones of audience with his hilarious entry as director revenge Nageswara Rao. His role has shades of Ram Gopal Varma.
Kajal's 'Banthi Phiosophy' is entertaining and her love track with Tarak is decent.
Second Song: Both Kajal and NTR look adorable in 'Diamond Girl' and it's another stylish offering.
Navdeep, Nagababu and Shayaji Shinde are introduced as police officers.
Kelly Dorji and Pradeep Rawat enters the scene as Don Sadhu Bhai and Don Violent Victor. Clash between the groups to gain contro over Macau Casino.
Third Song: Baadshah title number - wrong placement.
Here comes in a huge fight between NTR and Pradeep Rawant's gang to end the first half.
First Half: Over all, it's entertaining in bits and parts, but nothing great. Two songs, NTR dances, one-liners, pre-interval episode and interval fight are the plus points. On the negative side, slow pace (first 40 minutes) and too many characters. Few scenes were straight away lifted from Malayalam flick 'Teja Bhai and Family' starring Prudhvi Raj.
Fourth Song: Good choreography and top-notch cinematography makes it worth watching.
Movie shifts to India: NTR tries a different look now and also incorporates a new dialogue delivery.
Brahmanandam makes an entry as 'Pilli Padmanabha Simha'. His histronics and body language are truly amazing.
Suhasini is introduced as NTR's mother.
Scenes between NTR and Brahmi are hilarious.
NTR's Justice Chowdary getup is simply fantastic. This episode is going to work big time and fans would go berserk.
Hollywood flick 'Inception' has been used to generate few laughs. Brahmi entertains to the core here.
Fight breaks out between NTR and Ashish Vudyarthi gang.
Fifth Song: 'Welcome Kanakam' number is shot well.
Siddharth's cameo appearance is crucial for the film.
Now comes, a medley of Sr NTR's chartbuster songs and Junior is imitating his godly figure's dance moves. Fans will love it.
Brahmi keeps the audience in splits again with his innocence.
Sixth Song: NTR rocks the dance floor for 'Rangoli Rangoli'.
Climax: A big fight of between NTR and the Baddies now.
Second Half: Thoroughly Entertaining! NTR's Justice Chowdary get-up, his dances for Sr NTR's medley, Brahmi's comic episodes and Fast Pace narration stands out as the best.
Mahesh's voice over is used at crucial junctures in the film (Kajal's entry, Villain's entry and at few other slots) and it is very effective. He even appears during the end titles!
Verdict: Baadshah is a Paisa Vasool film (it's all about entertainment, entertainment and only entertainment). Don't miss it!