Waltair Veerayya rating

Waltair Veerayya movie review: Chiranjeevi's old-school charm salvages this predictable revenge drama. The Telugu film also stars Ravi Teja, Shruti Haasan, ...

Bobby’s intention of delivering an out-and-out enjoyable commercial film with Waltair Veerayya works to a large extent, even when the predictability factor creeps in when you’re least expecting. The film really portrays Chiranjeevi in the most crowd-pleasing fashion in a really long time. Waltair Veerayya is the kind of film that falls in the second category and it’s perfectly fine being that way as it lives up to the expectations. The plot is as old as the mountain but what makes Waltair Veerayya somewhat refreshing is that the film doesn’t try to glorify Chiranjeevi’s character. Rajendra Prasad, who plays a police inspector, is desperate to capture Solomon and bring him back to India to make him pay for his crimes. Filmmaker Bobby Kolli gives audiences just what they’ve been expecting from Chiranjeevi for the longest time – a project that can entertain on all fronts and extract the best out of him.

Waltair Veerayya movie review The filmmakers don't want the audience to respond to the character Waltair Veerayya, but they want us to venerate before the ...

The emotional spine of Waltair Veerayya is the relationship between Veerayya and his young brother. Ravindra aka Bobby creates quite a hype for Waltair Veerayya in the opening minutes and fumbles to maintain the same tempo for the remainder of the narrative. And there is no emotional danger in the narrative for us to worry about the soul of Veerayya. These criminals pose no serious physical threat to a man who is called “the father of the Bay of Bengal”. The head of the kidnappers asks, “What force?” The officer retorts, “Mega force.” So Waltair Veerayya is a friend of the Navy. Cut to the next scene, high-ranking Navy officials are seeking the whereabouts of Waltair Veerayya (Chiranjeevi).

Chiranjeevi's recent releases, Acharya and Godfather were let down by shoddy screenplays, which apparently is the same case with Waltair Veerayya, ...

TRENDING The story of the film is nothing new, but Bobby Kolli could have gone easy on the action scenes, especially in the second half, which is stretched. Second Half: Even worse than first half. Technically, the movie is well-made and Devi Sri Prasad’s songs have been rocking the charts," said India Today's review of the movie. If Twitter is to be believed, Chiranjeevi's mass outing seems like a job half well-done. [#WaltairVeerayya]First Half: Rotta Comedy.

Chiranjeevi's mega-ultra-pro-max mass masala entertainer is nothing but serving extremely mediocre content to the fans in the guise of a big banner fan-gift ...

The problem is that the scenes from the second type of filmmaking overweigh the first by a huge margin. [Google News](https://news.google.com/s/CBIwo7yAqUE) Of course, if you go to Malaysia living in the exact same hotel as Solomon, won’t you trigger-wake his big bad brother Michael Caesar (Prakash Raj)? Waltair Veerayya (Chiranjeevi) who’s fighting some court case & urgently needs 25 lakhs to bribe the judge, takes up the project of kidnapping Solomon given by CI Seethapati (Rajendra Prasad). Because someone from the remaining police force from the attack will get up in rage to take [revenge](https://www.koimoi.com/bollywood-news/arjun-kapoor-shares-a-note-on-karma-after-slamming-media-portal-over-malaika-aroras-pregnancy-news-the-universe-will-serve-you-the-revenge/), hire a professional to look out for Solomon, and kill him, right? [masala](https://www.koimoi.com/television/bigg-boss-16-day-103-written-updates-sumbul-touqeer-soundarya-sharma-sreejita-des-family-members-enter-simi-garewal-to-level-up-the-masala/) films.