Being a 21 year old now, I had high expectations on this movie like every other person who has had watched a movie of the RGV-Nag combo in the past.
A heavily hyped collaboration saying after 28 years (as maybe the movies after Shiva may not have fared well), maybe this was a great marketing tool used by the makers (especially RGV only), I'd expectations as I'd previously watched all of RGV's world from the 90s (the golden age of RGV, the Midas of movies back then). This was his first movie I'd watched in theatre and along with my dad and uncle there were only 7 more people in the theatre.
I feel guilty for taking my Dad to this movie as it's been a long while he had watched a Telugu movie on the silver screen.
This movies inspite of an okayish teaser, then another teaser and finally the trailer had a little buzz but then came the pre-release event where RGV boasted that this movie has had the best background score in recent times (which eventually turned out to be nothing but live recording).
Coming to the movie now, leaving my personal issues aside. This is a movie which can be skipped. Only Nagarjuna is the saving grace of this otherwise sunken ship. Unfortunately, Myra Sareen (the debutant) has goods but she won't be proud of starting her innings like this. The villain, a cop himself is more like a grandfather due to his grey hair rather a terrified gangster. There's no cat and mouse chase unlike other cop movies. Its just about how one corrupt cop goes behind the bars eventually after being arrested by another cop. A clumsily made film which would've gone well had the director took his time to run the movie. The plot lacked a lot of clarity and indeed felt more like a B grade-ish movie throughout due to its cast. Usually, the lesser the time the better the movie, but this movie inspite of having a running time of 2hrs and 2 minutes felt more like a torture.
*NOT AT ALL REQUIRED TO WATCH THIS ONE AS THIS ONE HAS ENDED UP AS THE BIGGEST FLOP IN NAG'S CAREER.*
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