Kabzaa

Kabzaa Movie Review Rating: Star Cast: Upendra, Kichcha Sudeep, Shriya Saran, Murli Sharma, and ensemble. Director: R. Chandru, Shivu Hiremath, and Soori.

The art, costume, and production department need to have a word with a therapist, though. Like it isn’t enough that he is dressed like a drag queen on a big ship under the burning sun, and he is just one of the villains; the rest are even more hilarious. It is much more than that, and the directors need to know it. And women, of which only two inconsequential exist in this universe are supposed to serve the fragile egos of the men around them. Who decided the characters’ looks, and did they think this was a circus-themed movie? They are so verbose and so bad that half of them will make you laugh your guts out in the most serious situation. Kichcha Sudeep, who has been used as the face for promotions, is literally a cameo. It is just trying to multiply everything done in the last similar franchise with no nuance to it. While not a fan of the Yash starrer, I agree it brings panache to the screen, which is why Rocky Bhai stands out and entertains. When they grow up, one of the two is murdered, and the other roams around seeking revenge, only to kill people and splash the watermelon juice out of them. But it is a path carved for an entire industry, and the rest should march with a versatile product and not just end up rehashing what worked last. Decades after independence, two sons of a dead king who eloped with their mother are in hiding in the South of India.

MUMNAI:KGF starring Yash was a Kannada film, and it was dubbed and released in various languages like Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam.

They also have a narration going on in the background throughout the film just to explain what's going on in the movie. Shriya Saran looks beautiful in the film, but apart from a couple of scenes in the climax, the movie doesn't offer her much to perform. There are just too many like literally TOO MANY black outs in between the scenes and after a point it starts getting irritating. What happens thereafter and what difficulties he faces in his life as a gangster, forms the rest of the story... The song also has hilarious lyrics, maybe a lost in translation thing happened here. We saw the movie in Hindi which is titled Underworld Ka Kabzaa.

R. Chandru's ambitious action drama, Kabzaa, brings three superstars together: Upendra, Kichcha Sudeep, and Shiva Rajkumar. The biggest is, of course, ...

[Murali Sharma](https://www.movietalkies.com/artiste/murali-sharma/), [Nawab Shah](https://www.movietalkies.com/artiste/nawab-shah/), John Kokken, Tahaa Shah, [Pramod Shetty](https://www.movietalkies.com/artiste/pramod-shetty/), and others are there only to deliver the dialogue in a typical accent and show machoism.Coming back to loud background music, I guess the Kannada audience has some good ears for them. To take revenge for his brother’s death, Arkeshwara kills the local gangster and becomes a sort of protector, a big-time gangster in Amarapur. You’ll see a lot of acting in “UI” from Upendra, but Kabzaa is not the same tonic. Kichcha has a small role, and he’s mostly a narrator, so let’s wait for his performance in the second part. There is a surprise element in the climax, but you’ll have to wait for part two for that (including Bhargava‘s full-fledged role).Written by R. Kabzaa makes you uncomfortable and leaves you restless to leave the auditorium, unless you enjoy such mindless masala flicks. He is an Air Force soldier now, but he is forced to join the dark world of the Underworld as his brother is killed by a powerful gangster. An over-elevated action becomes boring in the first quarter only, but then you have to endure it for the next three quarters. Poor you, you just need a mobile and good internet to have some distraction as a moment of relief.I am still confused about whether or not we should talk about performances, as this is not a performance-driven film at all. Soon India gets independence, and the next thing you know, you are in the 1970s with the adult version of Arkeshwara, played by Upendra. While doing so, it did not become either one.Kabzaa Part 1 kicks off in the pre-independence era with the child of a freedom fighter, Arkeshwara, living with his mother and brother. Kabzaa is not KGF, but it is a wannabe KGF.