Krishna Kiran's

I am aware this review is being presented almost after 5 days of release. The fact that screen 3 of Fun Cinemas, Chembur, Mumbai where I watched this movie is packed to the full even on the 4 th day(21st July) after release is proof enough for the talk this Salman Khan starrer has generated. If there is any movie in the recent past that had the potential to touch the core of a viewer’s heart, it is this – Bajrangi Bhaijaan . The ‘real hero’ of the film is a seven-year old cute girl called Harshaali Malhotra who played the role of Shaheeda alias Munni . It looks like this girl is born only to play the role. So fantabulous is her performance that every married couple who watch the movie would want to have such a sweet looking girl as daughter. The story is that of a small girl Shaheeda ( played by Harshaali)from Sultanpur Village in Pakistan who gets lost in India and gets reunited with her family thanks to the valiant and selfless efforts of a Hanuman devotee ...

Move over Hollywood, here comes Tollywood giving you tough competition. That is what Baahubali is all about; it is a marvel with highly impressive visual effects. The movie reminds us of two Hollywood movies especially Troy and 301 . If you are an adult who grew up reading small story books of the size of your palm published in Telugu about kings and kingdoms, one of those stories comes alive on the screen in this movie for you. The much-talked about movie with a mega budget that is produced by Shobu Yarlagadda and Prasad and on the sets for more than two years is definitely a great and successful attempt by Director S.S.Rajamouli catapulting his career to a new international level and increasing the expectations of Telugu audience from now on. The first half deals with how a just-born Shivudu(Prabhas) ends up in a forest at the base of a huge waterfall and mountain. He will be brought up in a small tribal kingdom and Roshini plays his foster mother. Though he becomes a twen...