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'Por Thozhil': lessons in mentorship in the face of chilling murders

Some have it, some don’t. Some are energized by the perficient future it offers; others see the drudgery of a pontificating tunnel that’s a time suck. Some see it as expanding their mishpocha; others view it as an intrusion into their solitude and focused work pattern. Which is why some are mentors, others tormentors. In the splendid Por Thozhil (The Art of War), cop Loganathan (Sarath Kumar)…

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Hanu Man

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Jahr: 2024 (Januar) Genre: Action / Abenteuer / Fantasy Regie: Prasanth Varma Hauptrollen: Teja Sajja, Amritha Aiyer, Varalakshmi Sarath Kumar, Vinay Rai, Raj Deepak Shetty, Vennela Kishore, Getup Srinu, Satya … Filmbeschreibung: Ein imaginärer Ort namens Anjanadri, wo der Protagonist die Kräfte von Hanuman erhält und für Anjanadri kämpft…

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Malayaman: Then Kodumbalur Velan, Pazhuvettarayan who has become today the Shani of the Chozha country, Kadambur Sambuvaraiyan, Munayatharayan, Mazhavarayan, Vaidumbarayan and others had camped with their respective forces between these two rivers. . . . The news of how Rajadhithar had died, seated on an elephant, fell like a thunderbolt on the heads of everyone in our army. In a short while our army had to retreat. It's always easy, isn't it to chase someone on the run? I was one of those who fled like that.

Sundara Cholan: Amma! After my elder uncle Rajadithar rode out on an elephant and attained a warrior's heaven at Thakkolam, the decimated Chozha forces began to flee. If Periya Pazhuvettarayar, the great warrior, had not stopped them in their tracks that day, made an army out of them again and driven out the forces of Kannaradevan, there would be no Chozha kingdom today. His revered body sustained sixty-four wounds at the battle of Thakkolam. Even then, he did not tire but stood firm on the battlefield and achieved victory.

Periya Pazhuvettaraiyar won everlasting glory as the hero who saved Chozha empire in the aftermath of the Battle of Thakkolam. When everyone else fled after the death of Rajadithan, he and his army stopped Kannara Devan from advancing further. Out of reverence, he was made to retire from active military duties and given the post of the Finance Minister. Regardless of who sat on the throne, it was Periya Pazhuvettaraiyar's word that prevailed.

How could he even think about crowning Maduranthakan? It is quite obvious that he wasn't going to gain anything more by giving the throne to Maduranthakan. Not even his grandfather would have supported Karikalan if he moved against Pazhu for merely marrying his childhood sweetheart.

Bonus: Sarath Kumar's stills from the 2009 Malayalam movie Pazhassi Raja. He played Edachena Kunkan, the Commander-in-Chief of the eponymous character played by Mammootty.

Friendly match with the King

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SINGHAM AGAIN REVIEW

What in the multiverse of insanity was that.

I screamed shitless when I saw the trailer, and every time someone entered, I lost my shit. Because, it was crazy.

Oh maan. Like I don't understand why people are hating on it so freaking much.

Singham Again was decent, honestly. Agreed the star cast was overwhelming, but it actually had my interests satiated mainly. All their entries were cool, the puns hit well, certain scenes like the port burning scene had their fair share of adrenaline rush, acting was decent (I dare say even Arjun Kapoor was kinda okay). Overall, it was a cutesy retelling of Ramayana. I actually quite liked the way they presented the scenes and at different locations with the actual evidence of the real Ramayana.

Also, I have this weird habit of counting actors, at least the ones I know, so here we are:

Ajay Devgn as DCP Bajirao Singham

Jackie Shroff as Omar Hafeez

Ravi Kishan as Home Minister Raj Jaishankar

Kareena Kapoor Khan as Avni Kamat Singham

Shweta Tiwari as Devika Singh

Dayanand Shetty as Senior Inspector Daya Shetty

Ankit Mohan as Sarath

Deepika Padukone as DCP Shakti Shetty

Arjun Kapoor as Danger Lanka / Zubair Hafeez

Tiger Shroff as ACP Satya Bali

Akshay Kumar as DCP Veer Sooryavanshi

and holy shit.

Salman Khan as Inspector Chulbul Pandey

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finally got around to watching nimona. first impression: the trans allegory is so so so textual. i saw that trans flag in the background you CANNOT convince me thats an accident ok. im so feral about the lighting design (the credits list 18 lead lighting artists!!! and an additional 21 shot lighting artists and 2 technical lighting artists!!!!). i literally cried at that one shot with the spotlight from the top right down to center on one person and the other person unlit in the left side of the frame bc Augh The Symbolism

anygays time to appreciate the lighting artists!

lead lighting artists: v balaji, george barbour, mathilde fleury-dufour, sabaribalaji harishankar, benoit lecailtel, suraj makhija, laszlo mandi, jacob mann, thenmanirajan paulpandian, r irwin prathap, sanjay rai, balaganesh s, debora sangermano, elisa sanguin, ragul sathyan s, murray truelove, khai tuck wong, jia zhang

shot lighting artists: afaque ahmed, sai avinash alam, pradeep kumar anand, sameer ansari, abhinaba basak, paul burton, sujeesh c, kane chang, julie chapelle, deepak omprakash chauhan, louise chevrier, valerie constant, arnabi daw, ivan de frias, paul deroche, ashokkumar devadiga, léo frison-roche, boyan georgiev, dixita ghosh, krishna reddy gujjula, gunderao m h, benjamin hattenberger, jakka harikrishna, bhavesh jat, dinetto jose, syed mohd junaid, ramisetty krishna, savadesh kumar, manoj kumar talanki, facundo lavenia, aditya more, valérie morel, nikhil rupesh namdev, noyal norbert, akula pavankumar, pavuluri srinivasa phanindra, daniel alberto santana pineda, naveen prabhu, manikanta rayavaram, vishal raj gaddam, grandhi venkata sai ram, kuppili neelima rani, thirumalasetty madhusudhan rao, basava sai krishna rayapureddy, nagapuri sanjay, diego sernande, suraj sunil shinde, sooraj sreedharan, abhishek g singh, conor smith, rohit srivastava, samiksha suvarna, matu talukdar, vishal ramesh tayade, thumati sai teja, sarath thomas, upinderjeet singh, guruprasad v, abhijith vazhayil, anim venkatesh, kunal yadav

technical lighting artists: evgenii golub, jayesh makwana

if you’ve made it this far, have some nachos! (hold the olives, he’s allergic.) can we take a moment to appreciate the absolutely gorgeous end credits (design by dneg animation). go watch the whole end credits btw it’s so worth it. 10/10 movie i was soooooo invested the whole entire time

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 23rd October. In the run-up to the highly anticipated Jharkhand Assembly elections, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) has officially released its first list of 35 candidates. Chief Minister Hemant Soren, the party’s stalwart, will once again contest from the Barhait constituency, while the Soren family’s prominence in state politics is underscored by the candidacies of his wife, Kalpana Soren, from Gandey, and his brother, Basant Soren, from Dumka. This high-profile release signals the JMM’s intent to consolidate power and build upon its previous electoral successes, positioning the family as the backbone of its leadership strategy. Alongside the Soren family members, the list features a mix of seasoned politicians and newer faces, carefully selected to reflect the party’s wide-ranging appeal across Jharkhand’s diverse constituencies. The JMM has fielded Ravindranath Mahto from Nala, M.T. Raja from Rajmahal, Dhananjay Soren from Boriya, and Stephen Marandi from Maheshpur, all of whom bring considerable experience to the table. Additionally, candidates like Uday Shankar Singh from Sarath, Sudiway Kumar from Giridih, and Alok Soren from Shikaripara are expected to strengthen the party’s outreach in their respective regions. The ruling JMM, under Hemant Soren’s leadership, is preparing to defend its majority in the 81-member assembly, where elections will be held in two phases—on November 13 and 20, with the vote count scheduled for November 23. This election is particularly significant, as it will not only test the JMM’s popularity but will also shape Jharkhand’s political future amidst shifting alliances and emerging opposition challenges. JMM’s Strategic Candidate Selections: Family at the Core One of the most notable aspects of the JMM’s list is its reliance on the Soren family’s continued dominance in Jharkhand politics. Hemant Soren, who has served as Chief Minister since 2019, is the face of the party and is seeking re-election from Barhait, a constituency he has successfully represented in previous elections. His leadership has been central to the JMM’s success in navigating the complexities of coalition politics in the state, particularly with its alliance partners, the Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). Kalpana Soren, Hemant’s wife, will be contesting from Gandey, marking her formal entry into electoral politics. Her candidacy represents a clear attempt by the JMM to further consolidate the Soren family’s grip on key constituencies, while also appealing to women voters. Meanwhile, Basant Soren, the Chief Minister’s brother, will again contest from Dumka, a seat of symbolic and strategic importance for the party. His presence in the electoral fray underscores the JMM’s intent to maintain its influence in the tribal heartland of Jharkhand, where the party draws much of its support. The inclusion of family members at the forefront of the JMM’s campaign is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it reinforces the legacy of the Soren family in Jharkhand’s political landscape, evoking the legacy of Shibu Soren, the party’s founder and a towering figure in state politics. On the other hand, it exposes the JMM to criticism of dynastic politics, a charge that opposition parties are likely to leverage as they seek to weaken the ruling party’s appeal. Balancing Veteran Leaders and New Faces Beyond the Soren family, the JMM’s candidate list strikes a balance between veteran politicians and new contenders. For example, Ravindranath Mahto, the sitting speaker of the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly, has been fielded from Nala. His role as a senior leader within the JMM and his experience in managing legislative affairs make him a crucial player in the party’s election strategy. The inclusion of newer candidates like Alok Soren (Shikaripara) and Deepak Birua (Chaibasa) signals the JMM’s attempt to refresh its ranks and appeal to younger voters. By putting forward a mix of seasoned leaders and

emerging faces, the party aims to present itself as both stable and adaptive, capable of representing the evolving aspirations of the state’s electorate. Opposition’s Response: Congress and RJD Lineup Meanwhile, the JMM’s coalition partners, the Congress and RJD, have also revealed their initial lists of candidates. The Congress, fielding 21 candidates, is banking on experienced politicians like Irfan Ansari from Jamtara and Pradeep Yadav from Poraiyahat, while also positioning newer figures such as Deepika Pandey Singh from Mahagama. The RJD, contesting six seats as part of the coalition agreement, has named candidates including Suresh Paswan (Deoghar) and Sanjay Prasad Yadav (Godda), with hopes of securing vital constituencies that will support the broader alliance. The combined strength of the JMM-Congress-RJD alliance poses a formidable challenge to the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which will need to counter the ruling alliance’s consolidated base of tribal, rural, and minority voters. However, internal dynamics and the ability of these parties to cooperate seamlessly during the campaign will be key to their success. Challenges Ahead for the JMM and Hemant Soren Despite the strength of the JMM’s candidate list and its alliance with the Congress and RJD, the party faces several challenges as it seeks re-election. Governance issues, economic concerns, and rural distress—exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic—are likely to dominate the campaign discourse. Opposition parties, particularly the BJP, will seek to capitalize on any perceived gaps in the Soren administration’s performance, particularly in areas like employment generation, infrastructure development, and management of tribal welfare programs. The BJP, which has a significant support base in Jharkhand, will undoubtedly target the JMM’s reliance on dynastic politics, as well as the party’s performance in its five-year tenure. The Soren government’s handling of law and order issues, as well as its relationship with the central government, will also be key factors that could influence voter sentiment. Conclusion: A High-Stakes Election for JMM The release of the JMM’s candidate list marks the beginning of a high-stakes election campaign that will determine the future trajectory of Jharkhand politics. The party’s decision to rely heavily on the Soren family, combined with its strategic mix of experienced leaders and fresh faces, reflects a calculated effort to secure a majority in the upcoming assembly elections. However, the road to victory will not be easy. The JMM will need to navigate the challenges posed by its rivals, while also addressing voter concerns about governance and development. In this context, Hemant Soren’s leadership and the performance of his government will be scrutinized closely, and the party’s ability to maintain its tribal base while expanding its appeal to other sections of the electorate will be critical. Can the JMM Overcome the Dynastic Critique? While, the JMM has positioned itself as a frontrunner in the upcoming elections, the party must carefully manage the perception of dynastic politics. Hemant Soren’s leadership is widely respected, but the over-reliance on family members could alienate sections of the electorate that view this as a sign of political nepotism. To counter this, the JMM will need to focus on its achievements in governance, emphasizing economic development, tribal welfare, and regional pride. Moreover, the party’s alliance with the Congress and RJD, while formidable, must remain cohesive throughout the campaign. A united front against the BJP will be essential for the JMM to retain its hold on power in Jharkhand, a state known for its complex political landscape and shifting voter alliances. Ultimately, the JMM’s electoral fate will rest on its ability to transcend the family-centric narrative and present itself as a party of inclusive governance and progressive policies, appealing to the diverse and dynamic electorate of Jharkhand.

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 23rd October. In the run-up to the highly anticipated Jharkhand Assembly elections, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) has officially released its first list of 35 candidates. Chief Minister Hemant Soren, the party’s stalwart, will once again contest from the Barhait constituency, while the Soren family’s prominence in state politics is underscored by the candidacies of his wife, Kalpana Soren, from Gandey, and his brother, Basant Soren, from Dumka. This high-profile release signals the JMM’s intent to consolidate power and build upon its previous electoral successes, positioning the family as the backbone of its leadership strategy. Alongside the Soren family members, the list features a mix of seasoned politicians and newer faces, carefully selected to reflect the party’s wide-ranging appeal across Jharkhand’s diverse constituencies. The JMM has fielded Ravindranath Mahto from Nala, M.T. Raja from Rajmahal, Dhananjay Soren from Boriya, and Stephen Marandi from Maheshpur, all of whom bring considerable experience to the table. Additionally, candidates like Uday Shankar Singh from Sarath, Sudiway Kumar from Giridih, and Alok Soren from Shikaripara are expected to strengthen the party’s outreach in their respective regions. The ruling JMM, under Hemant Soren’s leadership, is preparing to defend its majority in the 81-member assembly, where elections will be held in two phases—on November 13 and 20, with the vote count scheduled for November 23. This election is particularly significant, as it will not only test the JMM’s popularity but will also shape Jharkhand’s political future amidst shifting alliances and emerging opposition challenges. JMM’s Strategic Candidate Selections: Family at the Core One of the most notable aspects of the JMM’s list is its reliance on the Soren family’s continued dominance in Jharkhand politics. Hemant Soren, who has served as Chief Minister since 2019, is the face of the party and is seeking re-election from Barhait, a constituency he has successfully represented in previous elections. His leadership has been central to the JMM’s success in navigating the complexities of coalition politics in the state, particularly with its alliance partners, the Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). Kalpana Soren, Hemant’s wife, will be contesting from Gandey, marking her formal entry into electoral politics. Her candidacy represents a clear attempt by the JMM to further consolidate the Soren family’s grip on key constituencies, while also appealing to women voters. Meanwhile, Basant Soren, the Chief Minister’s brother, will again contest from Dumka, a seat of symbolic and strategic importance for the party. His presence in the electoral fray underscores the JMM’s intent to maintain its influence in the tribal heartland of Jharkhand, where the party draws much of its support. The inclusion of family members at the forefront of the JMM’s campaign is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it reinforces the legacy of the Soren family in Jharkhand’s political landscape, evoking the legacy of Shibu Soren, the party’s founder and a towering figure in state politics. On the other hand, it exposes the JMM to criticism of dynastic politics, a charge that opposition parties are likely to leverage as they seek to weaken the ruling party’s appeal. Balancing Veteran Leaders and New Faces Beyond the Soren family, the JMM’s candidate list strikes a balance between veteran politicians and new contenders. For example, Ravindranath Mahto, the sitting speaker of the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly, has been fielded from Nala. His role as a senior leader within the JMM and his experience in managing legislative affairs make him a crucial player in the party’s election strategy. The inclusion of newer candidates like Alok Soren (Shikaripara) and Deepak Birua (Chaibasa) signals the JMM’s attempt to refresh its ranks and appeal to younger voters. By putting forward a mix of seasoned leaders and

emerging faces, the party aims to present itself as both stable and adaptive, capable of representing the evolving aspirations of the state’s electorate. Opposition’s Response: Congress and RJD Lineup Meanwhile, the JMM’s coalition partners, the Congress and RJD, have also revealed their initial lists of candidates. The Congress, fielding 21 candidates, is banking on experienced politicians like Irfan Ansari from Jamtara and Pradeep Yadav from Poraiyahat, while also positioning newer figures such as Deepika Pandey Singh from Mahagama. The RJD, contesting six seats as part of the coalition agreement, has named candidates including Suresh Paswan (Deoghar) and Sanjay Prasad Yadav (Godda), with hopes of securing vital constituencies that will support the broader alliance. The combined strength of the JMM-Congress-RJD alliance poses a formidable challenge to the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which will need to counter the ruling alliance’s consolidated base of tribal, rural, and minority voters. However, internal dynamics and the ability of these parties to cooperate seamlessly during the campaign will be key to their success. Challenges Ahead for the JMM and Hemant Soren Despite the strength of the JMM’s candidate list and its alliance with the Congress and RJD, the party faces several challenges as it seeks re-election. Governance issues, economic concerns, and rural distress—exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic—are likely to dominate the campaign discourse. Opposition parties, particularly the BJP, will seek to capitalize on any perceived gaps in the Soren administration’s performance, particularly in areas like employment generation, infrastructure development, and management of tribal welfare programs. The BJP, which has a significant support base in Jharkhand, will undoubtedly target the JMM’s reliance on dynastic politics, as well as the party’s performance in its five-year tenure. The Soren government’s handling of law and order issues, as well as its relationship with the central government, will also be key factors that could influence voter sentiment. Conclusion: A High-Stakes Election for JMM The release of the JMM’s candidate list marks the beginning of a high-stakes election campaign that will determine the future trajectory of Jharkhand politics. The party’s decision to rely heavily on the Soren family, combined with its strategic mix of experienced leaders and fresh faces, reflects a calculated effort to secure a majority in the upcoming assembly elections. However, the road to victory will not be easy. The JMM will need to navigate the challenges posed by its rivals, while also addressing voter concerns about governance and development. In this context, Hemant Soren’s leadership and the performance of his government will be scrutinized closely, and the party’s ability to maintain its tribal base while expanding its appeal to other sections of the electorate will be critical. Can the JMM Overcome the Dynastic Critique? While, the JMM has positioned itself as a frontrunner in the upcoming elections, the party must carefully manage the perception of dynastic politics. Hemant Soren’s leadership is widely respected, but the over-reliance on family members could alienate sections of the electorate that view this as a sign of political nepotism. To counter this, the JMM will need to focus on its achievements in governance, emphasizing economic development, tribal welfare, and regional pride. Moreover, the party’s alliance with the Congress and RJD, while formidable, must remain cohesive throughout the campaign. A united front against the BJP will be essential for the JMM to retain its hold on power in Jharkhand, a state known for its complex political landscape and shifting voter alliances. Ultimately, the JMM’s electoral fate will rest on its ability to transcend the family-centric narrative and present itself as a party of inclusive governance and progressive policies, appealing to the diverse and dynamic electorate of Jharkhand.

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Youtubers vs Sarath kumar: பத்திரிகையாளர் போர்வையில் Youtube-இல் அவதூறு! ஆப்பு வைக்க ரெடியாகும் சரத் குமார்!-actor sarath kumar demands action against personal attacks on social media in letter to central government

மத்திய அமைச்சர்களுக்கு கடிதம் எழுதுகிறேன் இனிமேலும் பொய்களைக் கூறி,கீழ்தரமாக விமர்சித்து தங்கள் எல்லையைக் கடக்கும் நபர்கள் சுய பரிசோதனைசெய்து தங்களைத் திருத்திக்கொள்ளவில்லை என்றால் சட்டப் படியாக உறுதியான நடவடிக்கைகள் எடுக்கப்பட வேண்டும் என்பதை வலியுறுத்தி, எனது கோரிக்கைகளைக் குறிப்பிட்டு மத்திய தகவல் தொழில்நுட்பத்துறை இணையமைச்சர் திரு.எல்.முருகன் அவர்களுக்குக் கடிதம் எழுதியிருக்கிறேன். கடிதத்தின்…

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Varalakshmi Sarath kumar engagement! https://youtu.be/A6j1QF63NrE

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Aalavandhan, starring Kamal Haasan, will be re-released in theaters after 22 years on December 8, 2023.

Raveena Tandon, Manisha Koirala, Sarath Babu, Gollapudi Maruti Rao, Madurai GS Mani, and Milind Gunaji also play important roles. In 2001, it was released in theaters. With several legendary films re-releasing in theaters, Kamal Haasan's Aalavandhan will also be re-released next month. On December 8, 2023, the film will return to theaters after 22 years.

The remastered edition of Aalavandhan will be released on December 8, and a new poster has been released. The lyrics video for the song 'Kadavul Paadhi Mirugam Paadhi' has also been published. The song deftly depicts Nandhu's inner turmoil. This song is a metaphor for the eternal war between good and evil within a single soul. Aalavandhan is a film directed by Suresh Krissna and scripted by Kamal Haasan. The story is based on the novel 'Dhayam,' which was written in 1984. The psychological action thriller stars Kamal Haasan in dual roles as Vijay Kumar and Nanda Kumar. While the former is an army officer who is about to marry his love Tejaswini (Raveena Tandon), he takes her to visit his twin brother Nandu, who is in a mental institution. Both brothers have been abused by their stepbrother. In one incident, Nandu believes Tejaswini is his stepmother's reincarnation and decides to flee the asylum in order to save Vijay. This propels the story to an exciting finale. Raveena Tandon, Manisha Koirala, Sarath Babu, Gollapudi Maruti Rao, Madurai GS Mani, and Milind Gunaji also play important roles. In 2001, it was released in theaters.

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Bhagavanth Kesari (2023) Movie Review, Cast, Trailer, OTT, Release Date & Rating

The Telugu film "Bhagavanth Kesari," directed by Anil Ravipudi and featuring Balakrishna, falls short of expectations, delivering a mediocre experience. While attempting to introduce fresh elements with Balakrishna's portrayal as an "adavi bidda" speaking the Telangana Telugu dialect, the movie suffers from predictability and weak character development. Introduction: The movie "Bhagavanth Kesari" had generated anticipation among audiences prior to its release due to the collaboration of director Anil Ravipudi and Nandamuri Balakrishna. Ravipudi aimed to create a film that would appeal beyond Balakrishna's fanbase. However, despite making attempts to break free from the star's usual formula, the film fails to make a significant impact.

Exploring the Film's Plot and Characters:

"Bhagavanth Kesari" is a story that revolves around the relationship between Bhagavanth Kesari (played by Balakrishna) and Vijayalakshmi (portrayed by Sreeleela). The film seeks to emphasize women's empowerment, with Kesari taking on the responsibility of mentoring Vijayalakshmi, who aspires to join the Indian Army. The inclusion of this theme is appreciable, as it goes beyond the usual romantic interest role for the female lead. However, the narrative falls into predictable territory. From the introduction of Kesari in prison, it becomes clear that his past and unfinished business will be major plot points. The presence of Sarath Kumar as a police officer with a daughter further hints at the direction the story will take. The film spends considerable time establishing Kesari's world, but fails to offer any real surprises or originality.

Weak Character Development and Clichéd Dialogues:

One of the downsides of "Bhagavanth Kesari" is the lack of depth in character development. Many of the supporting characters feel one-note, often resorting to clichéd dialogues. Multiple male characters express opinions that confine women to traditional roles and discourage them from pursuing physically challenging tasks. While the film attempts to counter these views with the character of psychologist Katyayani (played by Kajal Aggarwal), her poorly sketched persona makes it difficult to take her seriously. The pop psychology she dispenses throughout the film feels shallow and out of touch with real-life situations. Furthermore, the inclusion of inane jokes and scenes detracts from the film's intended message. One particular scene focuses on Katyayani finding Kesari's salt and pepper appearance intriguing, resulting in feeble attempts to woo him. Additionally, a scene in a police station is filled with crude humor, perpetuating stereotypes and undermining the film's supposed emphasis on women empowerment. These instances raise questions about the film's commitment to its own messaging.

The Inevitable Convergence and Balakrishna's Larger-than-Life Persona:

In a predictable turn of events, the paths of Kesari and a powerful business tycoon named Rahul Sanghvi (played by Arjun Rampal) intersect, giving rise to the classic revenge narrative. Rampal's portrayal doesn't stray far from the typical cardboardish villains cast in Telugu cinema. However, his efforts to dub in Telugu lend some credibility to the character. Nonetheless, the storyline lacks originality in this regard. Balakrishna's presence in the film showcases his invincible and larger-than-life image that his fans adore. The actor delivers punch dialogues with his signature demeanor and participates in numerous action sequences where he effortlessly overpowers his opponents. From taking on a gang of goons armed only with a steel bucket to driving a lorry into a harbor or a bus into a mansion, his character seems capable of anything. However, this excessive display of strength and action becomes tiresome after a while, diminishing the impact of the film.

Exploring the Emotional Father-Daughter Bond:

One positive aspect of "Bhagavanth Kesari" is the exploration of the emotional bond between Kesari and Vijayalakshmi. This storyline provides an opportunity for Balakrishna to showcase a different aspect of his acting skills. The film places him in a quieter setting compared to his previous movies and allows him to portray a father figure with depth and sensitivity. Balakrishna's self-awareness is evident when he sings a few lines of a song as a nod to a viral Instagram meme and declares his carefree attitude. For those who appreciate these small deviations from the norm, the film may present a redeeming factor. Conclusion: In conclusion, "Bhagavanth Kesari" falls short of expectations and turns out to be a mediocre outing for both director Anil Ravipudi and actor Balakrishna. While attempting to present fresh elements through the portrayal of Balakrishna as an "adavi bidda" and highlighting women empowerment, the film succumbs to predictability and weak character development. The inclusion of clichéd dialogues, inane jokes, and scenes that perpetuate stereotypes further hinder its impact. Despite exploring an emotional father-daughter bond, it is overshadowed by Balakrishna's larger-than-life persona and excessive action sequences. Ultimately, the film fails to leave a lasting impression.

FAQs:

Q1: Does "Bhagavanth Kesari" offer something new in terms of Balakrishna's role? A1: Yes, the film attempts to present Balakrishna in a fresh role as an "adavi bidda" speaking the Telangana Telugu dialect. However, the overall execution and weak character development undermine the potential impact. Q2: Is the film successful in promoting women empowerment? A2: While the film incorporates a women empowerment theme, it is overshadowed by the inclusion of clichéd dialogues, inane jokes, and scenes that perpetuate stereotypes. This reduces the effectiveness of its intended message. Q3: Does "Bhagavanth Kesari" offer engaging and unpredictable storytelling? A3: Unfortunately, the film follows a predictable trajectory, with the plot unfolding as expected. It fails to surprise or offer originality in its storytelling. Q4: How does Balakrishna's performance stand out in the film? A4: Balakrishna's performance showcases his larger-than-life persona and includes numerous action sequences where he remains invincible. While his fans may appreciate his portrayal, others may find it tiresome after a while. Q5: Does the exploration of the emotional father-daughter bond add depth to the film? A5: The emotional bond between Kesari and Vijayalakshmi provides some depth to the film. Balakrishna's performance as a father figure in a quieter setting allows him to showcase a different aspect of his acting skills. Read the full article

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