Brahmana Movie Review and Rating

Story:-

Basavanna (Upendra) is a Brahmin boy who does not believe in the basic formalities of everyday life. He is from a family of priests who are the ancestral care takers of a prestigious temple. What ever the important task temple must undergo one of the family of Basavanna accomplished. Twist in the tale arises when the father of Basavanna dies and he is forced to take the priest's duty in the temple. Just when Bavsanna takes things in hand, a meticulous murder attack is planned on him that survives intelligently. Why target Basavanna? What is the story behind this animosity? and how can he deal with all this chaos forms the rest of the story.

Plus Points:-

First half of the film has good feelings. Upendra how shifts gears and takes his family problems, all those things were very well presented. The transformation of Upendra in a priest is shown in a wonderful way. As usual, Upendra is at its best more spiritual and mouths unique dialogues. It is especially good that the priest and this wonderful body language also raises his heroism. Saloni is decent in what ever role it has obtained. Ragini Dwivedi provides the necessary eye candy.

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Minus Points:-

After a promising first half, the entire second half going for a draw. The movie changes and track aspects like the Mafia, terrorism and intelligence services take place before the procedure and disappointed big time. Emotions, fighting and unnecessary scenes presented in this side of time follow the film and also irritate the public. Yet another draw back of the film is the villain Ravi Shankar. There is not where the truth to his role and gives a disappointing performance. In addition, the Telugu dubbing is a huge disappointment.

Technical Aspects:-

Surprisingly, the music of Mani Sharma is quite disappointing. The background score is an even greater disaster that Mani has copied some of his old tunes for this film. The assembly is very poor and so was the camera work. Coming to the Director Srinivasa Raju, even if he chose a decent story, its performance is pathetic. Just after the first half, the nose of the film plunges like Srinivas steering lack focus and clarity in one scene to the end.

Verdict:-

Like all movies of Upendra, even Brahmin has a premise and a note worthy interesting performances by the Kannada star. But it is the second half pathos tracks completely disrupts the film and the display for the public. All who love the movie Upendra can give this film a fair shot for an interesting first half and can work once this is done.

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