Mister Pellikoduku Songs Download

Rating:2.5/5
Most Listened Songs:Nill

Mr. Pellikoduku (2013)
Cast : Sunil, Isha Chwala
Director : Devi Prasad
Producer : N.V.Prasad & Paris Jain
Music : S.A. Raj Kumar

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01 – Musthabai
Singers : Ranjith, Shravya
Lyrics : Ramjogayya Sastry
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02 – O Meri Siri Siri
Singers : Karthik, Rita, S.A. Rajkumar
Lyrics : Ramjogayya Sastry
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03 – Nuvvu Natho
Singers : Udit Narayan, Prem
Lyrics : Vanamali
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04 – Masthu Masthu
Singers : Haricharan, Geetha Madhuri, Murali
Lyrics : Bhaskarabhatla
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05 – Matalu Rani
Singers : Jagadeesh, Ranina Reddy
Lyrics : Suddhala Ashok Teja
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06 – Osini Ne Oni
Singers : Udit Narayan, Shravya
Lyrics : Suddhala Ashok Teja
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Mister Pellikoduku Songs Download

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Srimannarayana Movie Review

Movie: Srimannarayana
Cast: Balakrishna, Parvathi Melton, Isha chawla,Jayaprakash Reddy, M S Narayana, Krishna Bhagawan, Duvvasi Mohan, Suresh, Vijay Kumar, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Ahuti Prasad, Vinod Kumar, Nagineedu

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Direction: Ravi Kumar Chavali
Genre: Action
Rating: 3/5

Story

When you saw the 52-year-old Balakrishna on television, with two heroines half his age, on either side of him, all squeezed tightly in a two-seater couch, at a function to celebrate the 'success' of the movie's music, you can take a guess what he would be up to in his film. All through the film as one saw later, the two heroines vie with each other for the actor's attention even as his hands take all the liberty they want with them. All this, while he is after a bank password to get retrieve the Rs 5,000 crore meant for farmers welfare, which is illegally transferred to their account by a set of goons.

Journalist Srimannarayana works for a television channel and unearths a couple of scams. But the goons are unhappy. They strike at an opportune time. Srimannarayana's father Narayanamurthy sets up a trust for the welfare of farmers and collects Rs 5,000 cr. The goons illegally transfer the money to themselves and also kill him. They even manage to put Srimannarayana in jail by making him an accused in the crime.

Srimannarayana is in jail, but he is itching to expose the real criminals. And he takes the help of Swapnika (Parvathi Melton), a rival from a different channel. Srimannarayana's mission is not only to get the password of the bank account into which the huge amount was siphoned off, but also to eliminate each of the gang members. But how can he do that when he is lodged in a jail in the Cherlapalli jail?

There are interesting twists to the story as Srimannarayana is shown making full use of the latest technology right from the beginning of the movie. Don't complain about his costumes. They are loud. But that comes with being Balakrishna. At least, Isha Chawla who plays Bhanu, his fiancee, could have made more of an effort to look better in the songs. Perhaps, even Parvathi Melton had no choice in her wardrobe.

The movie is not uninteresting, though it is predictable. You have songs shot on foreign locales and fights in which the villains are beaten to pulp. But there is a difference in the way each of the big goons are eliminated. MS Narayana and Krishna Bhagawan attempt some comedy, as does Duvvasi Mohan, but it it is not enough to pep up the movie.

Balakrishna's fans may not have any complaints against the movie, but the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has been shown in bad light - as an inefficient agency, which works for the party in power. They are pithy comments against the CBI, tarnishing its image. Why, at the end of the movie, when the CBI is right there at the spot when Srimannarayana kills the last villain, it just lets him go. The censors could have prevented such a damage to the image of CBI, but they just let it go too.



By Team SAKV&N ®

Srimannarayana Movie Review

By: Unknown on: 18:54