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MovieName: Vara Prasad Potti Prasad
Casting: Srinivas Avasarala, Vijay Sai, RK, Karina Shah, Priya Ahuja
Music: Sai Karthik
Director: Satya Varanasi
Producer: Harsha Reddy
Released Date: September 17, 2011

Cinemad Rating:2.2/5

INTRO:

Avasarala Srinivas and Vijay Sai are coming together in and as Vara Prasad Potti Prasad. Renowned for their sense of humor, the two guarantee us a laughter riot in the film. A low-budget flick it is, the movie also assures some hummable tunes and cherishing moments to take back home.

PERFORMANCES:

Avasarala as Vara Prasad is at his usual best. He came up with the same old performance like that in his earlier works and tries nothing different to talk about. Vijay Sai as Potti Prasad is decent enough and does what he is expected to do. However, it appears as if he has done over-action at times. But you would get convinced thinking that director actually might have made him do that so as to churn out some laughs. RK too added wit to the story. He is quite hilarious in few scenes. It’s surprising to know his funny sides since we’ve seen him in a negative role and thus proves that comedy too is his cup of tea. The character he enacted draws similarities to the roles attempted by Srihari and Jaya Prakash Reddy. The other actors may be ignored.

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS:

Cinematography is just average. Music has no scope in the film and moreover, Sai Kathik’s tunes are not remarkable. Background score is more of director Vamsy’s style. It could be the intention of the director, probably. Screenplay is dull. Story is silly and has traces of Kishkinda Kanda. Narration is more like of a serial. Dialogues are decent but in parts, especially the ones penned by RK. Satya Varanasi’s direction is not up to the mark.

PLUS-POINTS:

RK’s few dialogues

Few comedy scenes

Running time

MINUS-POINTS:

No logic

More like a serial than a film

Screenplay

Silly comedy on many occasions

Story

Direction (fit for TV)

ANALYSIS:

The flick has been made to stand in queue for years now to see the light. It’s more like a Tom & Jerry show or that of Amrutham serial being aired on Gemini TV. Satya Varanasi is understood to have made the film this way since he actually included the cartoon characters of Tom and Jerry when the titles were rolling. I agree there are certain funny moments in it, but the story is illogical and makes no sense. Dialogues are well-written in bits and parts. Those who rarely come down to theatres might get impressed with this, but definitely not the regulars. Such is the heights of stupidity of the characters that they buy radio though they have no idea about operating it and what is it used for. It also reminds us of Jim Carrey’s works sometimes. I realized now why it was gathering dust all these years!

VERDICT:

The movie fits into the bill of a television serial. I sympathize with the producer for investing his money in such a silly project. It gives us laughs rarely and is most of the times illogical. A serious film-buff would hate it. So, you better prefer watching TV soap rather than this!

MY WORD:

Vara Prasad Potti Prasad is a TV serial than a film!

Oosaravelli Audio Get's Positive Talk

Cinemad 70 mm Audio Review: 3.5/5.
The much talked about film of the season is ‘Oosaravelli’ and yesterday it was the audio release function. While the event became a grand success and Oosaravelli audio garnered positive reviews all over and the songs are chart-busters. Music director Devi Sri Prasad gave a fresh feel to the tunes though they are his routine template songs.The album claims class appeal instead of NTR’s trademark masala songs. Surprisingly, the audio doesn’t have a mass song and Dhandiya song can fill the gap up to some extent.The lyrics penned by Seetha Rama Sastry, Rama Jogayya Sastry and Ananth Sreeram are making songs lively. 

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A.R.Rahman's biography to release on April 6 (Only @cinemad70mm)

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he authorized biography of A R Rahman, “The Spirit of Music” written by Nasreen Munni Kabir will be released on April 6th. Om Books International has planned the launching event for which many big wigs from Bollywood will attend it. The launching event will also have the renowned film maker Maniratnam to do the honors. Nasreen Munni Kabir, who has made over 80 documentaries on indian cinema for Channel 4 TV, UK, has writtenthis book. The author presents Rahman’s life journey, his music and pictures to give us all a reminder of the larger than life character that Rahman is. It took almost 3 years for Nasreen for gathering the information and then penning it. The book also has a CD with AR Rahman’s compositions (8 Tracks) for free distibution with the 1st edition.

Rahman, the two time winner of Oscar Award, the BAFTA and the Grammys, has now become very popular to the people of Western countries through his song ‘Jai Ho’ from ‘Slumdog Millionaire’. This film’s soundtrack albums have sold over 150 million copies across the globe.

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Nagarjuna and Sneha’s Rajanna is understood be all about freedom fighter Hanumanthu, father of writer Ashok Teja. Confirming the same, its director Vijayendra Prasad said in an interview to a popular daily that Teja and he were once traveling together when the writer narrated the story of his father. After attaining independence, Hanumanthu returns to Telangana where he realizes that people still live like slaves. He then crusades on Razakkar movement, which lasts for 13 months. Nagarjuna plays the inspirational character of Hanumanthu in the flick, which is however named as Rajanna.

The maker also used the song Veyyi Veyyi Debaki Debba penned by Hanumanthu in the film, which is canned by his son and director Rajamouli. It is learnt to be one of the highlights, the other being ten-year-old Annie who plays a key role. Further, Prasad avers that he visualized Nagarjuna when he decided to make a flick on Hanumanthu and the actor perfectly suited the role.

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Heros in No.1 Race (Clear Analysis with their Positions) Only In @cinemad70mm.blogspot.com

             

 Mahesh babu : No.1 in the No.1 Race

Positives :

1) Mind blowing Screen Appearance

2) Craze among Youth & Mass

3) Almost proved well in all aspects of Acting 

4) Single Genuine hit will force him to No.1 

Negitives:

1) Story selection

2) Delay between the movies

 NTR : No.2 in the No.1 Race

Positives :

1) Energetic Dialogue Delivery 

2) Energetic Dance

3) Heavy Mass following

4) Fast releases

Negitives:

1) Story selection

2) Lack of Youth following

3) Comedy

   PAWAN KALYAN : No.3 in the No.1 Race

Positives :

1) Screen Appearence 

2) comedy

3) Youth & Mass following

4) Average movies are enough for him to give tough competition

Negitives:

1) Story selection

2) Dance 

3) Consistency needed  

PRABHAS : NO.4 in the No.1 Race

Positives :

1) Screen Appearence 

2) Craze among Youth

3) Macho Personality

Negitives:

1) Story selection

2) Need more hits to give Competition 

3) Not making use of his Macho Look

4) No grand Openings 

 RAMCHARAN : NO.5 in the No.1 Race

Positives :

1) Fans of Megastar (Whenever he delivers a big hit,straight away he will give tough competition) 

2) Dance and Risky Stunts 

3) Physical Appearance

Negitives:

1) Dialogue Delivery

2) Some more improvement needed in Acting

 ALLU ARJUN : NO.6 in the No.1 Race

Positives:

1) Stylish Dressing

2) Mind blowing dance

3) Variation in characterization & Selection of Movies

4) Comedy

5) Physical Appearance

Negitives :

1) Lack of Mass following

2) Dialogue Delivery