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Don Seenu

"Inti peru Seenu, vonti peru don-u, abbo Amitabh Bachchan ki chala pedaa fan-uu" These dialogues uttered by Raviteja uttered in the movie Don Seenu pretty much give out the synopsis of the movie

Entertainment is defined as the action of providing amusement or enjoyment and Raviteja's movies have them in abundance and this movie too not disappoint. Right from the time he notched up his first big hit with Idiot he provides high-octane entertainment. With the prefix "Mass-Raja" attached to his name it tells us the kind of audience he endears himself to


This movie is no different from the kind of movies we are used to from Raviteja. Credit to the man that inspite of so many movies, he still manages to elicit laughter from the audience. He is one of the few heroes who can carry the entire movie on his shoulders


Coming back to the movie itself, it's one of the those movies where hero meets the heroine and fights happen and they fall in love. Shot in picturesque locales in Europe, first half is breezy and has a lot of entertaining scenes

After the proceedings shift to Hyderabad, we have some twists in the script that takes us to the climax and all is well that ends well

Scenes to watch:

The entire build-up to the entrance scene of Raviteja

The entire Europe scenes with Shriya and Anjana Sukhani, even though they seem to be contrived are brilliantly executed

The Pre-interval block was well built up

The scene between Raviteja and Brahmanandam brings the house down. Best of the lot

All the ensemble comedian cast that comes along with Raviteja is there in the movie, though a lot of them were under-utilised. For the first time in my memory, Raviteja is pairing up with Ali as his side kick and does pretty well

All in all, a hilarious watch

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