Bimbisara movie review

Megastar Chiranjeevi, known for his recent blockbuster 'Waltair Veerayya,' has surprised fans by signing on to star in a fantasy film titled 'Mulloka Veerudu.' Taking his time to carefully select his next project, Chiranjeevi seems to have found an intriguing script that has caught his attention. The film will be directed by Mallidi Vasishta, a talented and young filmmaker who gained recognition for his socio-fantasy film 'Bimbisara' starring Kalyan Ram. Despite expectations of a sequel to 'Bimbisara,' Vasishta has surprised everyone by collaborating with the legendary Chiranjeevi for this exciting project. In a surprising turn of events, Megastar Chiranjeevi has reportedly signed on to star in a fantasy film titled 'Mulloka Veerudu.' After the tremendous success of his recent blockbuster 'Waltair Veerayya,' Chiranjeevi has taken his time to carefully select his next project, and it seems like he has found an intriguing script that has piqued his interest. Chiranjeevi extends warm wishes to son Ram Charan and Upasana on their milestone anniversary; see his post Megastar Chiranjeevi has sent his heartfelt wishes to his son, mega power star Ram Charan, and his wife Upasana Kamineni Konidela on their 11th wedding anniversary. The couple got married in 2012, and on June 14, Chiranjeevi took to Twitter to express his joy and love for them. In his tweet, he Nandamuri Balakrishna teams up with Bobby Kolli for 'NBK 109'; film to release in 2024 Nandamuri Balakrishna, a senior hero...

Bimbisara is not an ordinary period film. It seems as if debutant director Mallidi Vassishta built a theme park period narrative around an idea that is straight out of his childhood fantasy. What seems like a period time-travel film that puts on the guise of a masala hero-vehicle, acquires heft with Nandamuri Kalyan Ram’s presence. The film begins in the year 500 B.C when Bimbisara (Kalyan Ram) is the emperor of the Trigartala empire. A vile egomaniac, his violent antics have no limit. However, his ego trip ends when his banished twin brother Devadatta ambushes him and teleports him — through a magical mirror — to the present-day world. Bimbisara's arrival favours Subramanya Sastri (Vivan Bhatena) and godman Kethu (Ayyappa P Sharma), who have their eyes set on an Ayurveda book titled Dhanwanthari which is safely locked in Bimbisara's treasure vault, which only he can open. The film doesn’t shy away from dealing with magic and is not brimming with realism and logic. Unfortunately, the setting up of this world is uninspiring. Scene after scene keeps reestablishing Bimbisara’s might and viciousness, to the point that you begin to worry if the film will celebrate this anti-hero. The tacky set designs and visual effects also do not help. To add to the misery, we get an item number featuring Warina Hussain that once again sings the praise of Bimbisara’s might. In retrospect, these sequences actually do no justice to what good is to follow. Storyline: Bimbisara, a ruthless king f...