From a writing perspective, it's definitely his most watered down movie, but from a box office perspective, it's definitely a career defining one for him
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also the second half was way too over the top with all the masala, they dragged out the sentimental parts for too long, overall it's a below average film
I was expecting a showdown between Shekhawat and Pushpa before the movie released, I was really looking forward to the scenes between them and how the power dynamics of the syndicate would play out, but the way Fahad's character was treated in the second part really got me angry, it was all about Pushpa, no other character got a decent payoff
The beginning and the end don't even connect, that's just poor writing and screenplay, I was expecting we would finally know why he's in Japan by the end, but I guess they had other plans at the last minute
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I completely agree
I still can't believe Sukumar actually directed this, maybe it was someone else who made this mess
No doubt about it
I think Nannaku Prematho was his weakest film, it was all a bit too pseudo intellectual for my taste, but I have to admit I liked it when I first saw it, it was only when I watched it again that I realised it wasn't that great
For me, Rangasthalam is his best work, followed by 1 and Jagadam
How can you say it's his weakest, that's being too kind, it's actually his worst film