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If movie making were to be compared to Cricket, then the protagonist of this movie would be Jaques Kallis, and if it were to be football he would be Xavi Hernandez, and when it comes to Tennis he would be the John Mcenroe. The point here is to draw the attention to his amazing screen presence

When it comes to Telugu film industry, there is nobody who can quite catch up with the energy levels shown by this man. He has time and again proved that the basic ingredients of a movie are not what he is driven by. In fact, it is ENTERTAINMENT that drives him or rather he is the driving force for Entertainment. When it comes to carrying the movie on his shoulders, he has proved that he is second to none

Venki, Bhadra, Dubai Seenu, Krishna, Kick and more films of his have proved the fact that he can share a crackling chemistry with anybody and everybody. That he acts in a minimum of three movies per year makes him the distributors favourite hero and the growing number of female audiences in the theatre are a pointer to his rising popularity

He provides entertainment to the tee and makes you forget everything else for the two hours that you are in the theatre. He is caught in an image vortex and is punished heavily if he tries to deviate off the track. Neninthe, Naa Autograph, and Shambo Shiva Shambo bear the testimony to the aforementioned fact

That we are losing a good actor to the trappings of stardom is indeed regrettable but as the body language of this man says, let us enjoy for what he is worth and not judge his value by versatality but by the tremendous business value that he gets to a movie

It is said that comedy is an art that is difficult to perfect but here is a man who is well known for his comic timing and has made the same into an art-form. A lot of heroes have tried to venture into his genre of movies but have met with sound disapproval from the audiences (Nagarjuna in Ragada being the latest example)

So what is it in this movie that makes it tick? For one, the acceptance by the audience that there is no story in the movie. It also works for the movie that the hero has got the pea gun dialogue delivery intact and can do the act over and over and over again, much to the glee of the ticket payer. So without concentrating on any other person/thing in the movie, it’s full paisa vasool because of the person we call Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja
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