Vijayanand

It is said that memories are simply moments that refuse to be ordinary. And with Vijayanand, director Rishika Sharma captures the life of an extraordinary man, ...

Anant Nag as BG Sankeshwar is the highlight of Vijayanand, who stays true to the character of a humble person in North Karnataka, and his presence is profound, especially through his dialogue delivery. However, the duration of the film is a dampener, and repetitive scenes are a disappointment. Rishika’s biopic adroitly stitches the ups and downs of his life, of course, sprinkling commercial elements while doing so.

After promoting the film across the country, the team did not ensure that its core market in Karnataka became aware of the subject – VRL founder, ...

Speaking during the discussion, someone from a Kannada film marketing firm said that going by the reports of Vijayanand’s marketing budget, they could have easily made another film. Yet, when the film came out, it was widely panned for being a one-sided account that was hardly inspiring. The film was promoted as an inspiring tale of a legend, given that Vijay Sankeshwar started with one truck and grew it into a massive establishment with close to 5,000 cargo and passenger vehicles.

Vijayanand Telugu Movie Review, Shri Anant Nag, Nihal, Bharath Bopanna, Siri Prahalad, Vinaya Prasad, Prakash Belawadi, V Ravichandran, Anish Kuruvilla, ...

On the whole, Vijayanand is the biopic of Karnataka’s biggest businessman Vijay Sankeshwar. The film is quite lengthy and the audience in Telugu will surely find it slow and boring due to this aspect. Dialogues were neat and so were the production values. After an interesting start, the film becomes a documentary kind of a movie. Though Nihal Rajput does well in the young portions of the film, he could not carry the mature role of Vijay Sankeswar in the film. As said earlier, the production design of the film is pretty good. The setwork and Telugu dubbing were good. He gives very few facial expressions and does not convey the pain the lead character is going through. He has the best scenes and does well in his mature role. Vijay(Nihal Rajput) works in his dad’s(Ananta Nag) printing press and takes it to the next level. He faces so many issues in this process and goes to the next level. The film was released today and let’s see how it is.

A Kannada film titled, Vijayanand based on the life story of renewed Karnataka businessman Vijay Sankeshwar had a simultaneous release in Telugu with the ...

The work done to showcase the olden days is visible on the screen. Hemanth Kumar D’s editing work is a big letdown as close to fifteen minutes of the film can be easily trimmed to keep the duration within limits. Lack of emotional connectivity is also a drawback for the film. Senior actor Anant Nag perfectly fitted in the father role and his screen presence is an advantage for the film. Nihal pulled off given India’s biggest logistics company VRL PVT Ltd owner role with his screen presence in a few key portions in the second half. He literally lived in the given lead role and is impresses with his acting.

Watch the public review of latest Kannada movie "Vijayanand" directed by Rishika Sharma starring Anant Nag, Ravi Chandran and Nihal.

Hubballi: "The Vijayanand movie reminded me of director Mani Ratnam's blockbuster Guru; this movie perfectly depicted Dr. Vijay Sankeshwar's life—how he.

Vijayanand is the Kannada film industry’s first biopic.The movie was released on 1,000 screens worldwide on Friday. The movie really came out very well, be it production, acting, cinematography, content, direction, acting, editing, music, and all other angles. Hubballi: “The Vijayanand movie reminded me of director Mani Ratnam’s blockbuster Guru; this movie perfectly depicted Dr.