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Govindudu Andarivadele P'Review'
By: Tupaki Desk | 30 Sep 2014 7:18 PM GMT
Cine folks are waiting for the right film to happen this season as most biggies have left them with a bitter taste. Irrespective of the genre it is made up of, and the audiences it is targeting, Ram Charan’s ‘Govindudu Andarivadele’ garnered huge buzz at the moment. Say it due to the vibrant visuals, terrific song videos or the haunting cultural feel that director Krishna Vamsi imparted with his powerful conceiving of scenes, GAV is the star at the moment.
Various sources revealed that first half of the movie is going to be quite entertaining while second half is simply riveting. Ram Charan plays the role of Abhiram who just lives in London before finding out that his father dumped his whole big family in India and settled down in United Kingdom. In order to reunite with his roots, this young NRI returns to his native village in AP and then finds out that the whole family is upset with his father. He sets the things right as he first encounters everyone with a bit of friction and then makes them turn towards him with love.
Charan is said to have delivered his career best performance in Govindudu Andarivadele, as Krishna Vamsi took him to next level to explore his acting potential. Songs scored by Yuvan Shankar Raja are not just melodious, but couple with stunning and romantic visuals they are simply superb. Performance from Prakash Raj, Jayasudha, Srikanth, Kajal Agarwal and Kamilinee Mukherjee are said to be at peaks. As producer Bandla Ganesh read it loud, GAV is going to be full-pledged family entertainer that could spin a box-office magic and command 50+ crore collections.
Various sources revealed that first half of the movie is going to be quite entertaining while second half is simply riveting. Ram Charan plays the role of Abhiram who just lives in London before finding out that his father dumped his whole big family in India and settled down in United Kingdom. In order to reunite with his roots, this young NRI returns to his native village in AP and then finds out that the whole family is upset with his father. He sets the things right as he first encounters everyone with a bit of friction and then makes them turn towards him with love.
Charan is said to have delivered his career best performance in Govindudu Andarivadele, as Krishna Vamsi took him to next level to explore his acting potential. Songs scored by Yuvan Shankar Raja are not just melodious, but couple with stunning and romantic visuals they are simply superb. Performance from Prakash Raj, Jayasudha, Srikanth, Kajal Agarwal and Kamilinee Mukherjee are said to be at peaks. As producer Bandla Ganesh read it loud, GAV is going to be full-pledged family entertainer that could spin a box-office magic and command 50+ crore collections.
