Pandurangadu

Balakrishna does the best he did in the past 5 years, and this is not merely about a hit or flop. He has clearly delivered what the director required him to, and that is where he scores. Read More

Pandurangadu is probably 5-6 generations loss version of Annamayya. However this is a great relief to Balakrishna and his fans. The strong second half and KRR magic could turn this average film into a hit film. Read More

Tabu appeared sexy in the film. In almost all the scenes in the film, she appeared very romantic. Sneha once again played in a homely character and she did justice to her role. Other artistes including Viswanath, Balayya, Sivaparvati, Sana, Prasadbabu and Sameer are at their usual best. Read More

Tabu looks hot. She shows off her assets more than required in a very important role of a prostitute. You get to see plenty of cleavage in the movie. Mohan Babu in a small role is good. K Vishwanath and others have done justice to the role. Read More

First half of the film is alright though there is excess dosage of exposing by Tabu. Tempo in second half goes down a bit. But the movie is better in the last half an hour after Mohan Babu appears (the redemption process). The plus points are Bala Krishna and the music. Read More

Balakrishna shines in the role of Lord Krishna. Of the two characters he scores in Krishna's role although his performance as Bhakta towards the climax is good. Read More

Music plays best role in entire film. Lyrics are also aptly written and pictured in very sensible way-although the song 'Kosala Desapu..' is too erotic. Read More

The music scored by MM Keeravani is good. Cinematography by Jayaram is neat. Dialogues by JK Bharavi are nice. Read More

Balakrishna does justice to both the roles of God and Ranga. He shines in the climax of the movie. It's quite a task to step into NTR's shoes but his son has done pretty well, though one does miss NTR in the role of Krishna! Read More

Senha plays the devotional girl to perfection. She also looks and acts her part with effortless ease. Tabu, as Amritha the prostitute, sizzles and portrays her part to perfection. K. Vishwanath does his role with natural ease. Read More