 Director Shiva KumarProducer Burugapally Sivarama KrishnaMusic Vijay AntonyCinematography VetriEditing Goutham RajuStory SivaAadi Narayana Screenplay SivaAadi Narayana Dialogues Ramesh GopiAnil Ravipudi Art Director AS PrakashPresented By NagamuneeswariBanner Sri Venkateswara Entertainments LtdRelease Date May 25, 2012Language Telugu | STAR CASTRavi Teja, Taapsi, Sayaji Shinde, Brahmanandam, M S Narayana, Raghu Babu, Satyanarayana Kaikala, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Avinash, Prabhu, L B Sriram, Vennela Kishore, Sushant Singh, Sana, JayasudhaDARUVU PHOTO GALLERYDARUVU MOVIE REVIEWS123Telugu.com 2.75 Daruvu is a very routine and unexciting offering from Ravi Teja and that is a big disappointment, given his considerable talent and incredible energy levels. He tries his best to make the film work but there is not much he can do when there are a host of other issues with the film. Poor graphics,lengthy narration and bad music are glaring problems. Read More CineGoer.com The song and dance are mere fillers and the film is something not worth discussing, it is playing for the galleries. Daruvu has a tagline, the sound of mass, it is actually a rolling stone that gathers no moss. Read More BharatStudent 2.5/5 While the first half goes about with the elements of comedy, songs, action it is only in the second half when the real story picks up momentum. However, though the concept was appealing, the execution was not that sharp. Weak comedy, poor romance and eccentricity has marred the impact of the film. Read More GreatAndhra.com 2/5 Overall, this is a film for those who want to see a good act from Ravi Teja but if you are expecting a wholesome entertainer then it will completly disappoint you. Read More TimesOfIndia.com 2.5/5 The director tried to pack in as much masala and it does come together in bits in the second half, however it might have come a little too late in the day. The editing is very slipshod so is the cinematography. The computer generated graphics work in the movie is pretty ordinary as well. Read More OneIndia Old Wine in New Bottle Though the film has the story which has come up many times on the Telugu silver screen, the screenplay penned by the director himself, and the narration of the film, make the audience enjoy the movie to the full extent. He has used Ravi Teja's energy and his comedy timings completely. The production value of Sivaramakrishna is awesome. Read More IndiaGlitz Noisy and Lost in Chaos There is no place for emotions here. The entire film is an exercise in fakery. That scene where Brahmi is tortured by the villains, who make him perform difficult steps, is the defining moment of Daruvu. The scene packs Daruvu's flavour and tastelessness. Read More NowRunning.com 1/5 The narration was haphazard and lengthy. Somewhere in the second half, you'd be desperately hoping for the film to end because of its monotonous presentation. Daruvu also lacks originality as it looks similar to so many films of the past including Jr. NTRs 'Yamadonga'. Read More Rediff.com 2/5 If the tagline 'Sound of Mass' means that it's right for the masses, then it's got that right; a discerning audience won't find anything to cheer about. Read More |
