Dhamki Movie review

Das ka Dhamki, actor-director Vishwak Sen's new Telugu film in which he plays a dual role and also shares the writing credits with Prasanna Kumar Bezawada, ...

Ideally, their shades of grey can help to add a lot of intrigue to the story. That one will require a lot of thinking to do. Vishwak gets ample bandwidth to showcase his acting prowess and showcase a range of emotions as the twists and turns keep happening at regular intervals. The later hour of the film revels in peeling back different layers of the story to reveal one twist after another. Time and again the trio is reminded that they belong to the ‘footpath’. Das ka Dhamki, actor-director Vishwak Sen’s new Telugu film in which he plays a dual role and also shares the writing credits with Prasanna Kumar Bezawada, has a shape-shifting story that tries to tick many boxes.

'Das Ka Dhamki' hit the screens today (March 22). In this section, we are going to review the latest BO release. Story: Krishna Das (Vishwak Sen), ...

This film revels in its plot-heavy nature in the second half. Hyper Aadhi's repartees and humour are the real deal in some scenes in the first half. The dialogues preceding the fights and the build-up to the action segments could have been way better. Ajay's character is a crashing bore and drags down the film's impact. As a director, he needs to show more imagination in his next attempt. The fights in 'Das Ka Dhamki' cry for style and swag. 'Das Ka Dhamki' is not done with new plot offerings till the end. Answers to these and more questions are found as the film progresses. To the director's credit, the twists don't intimidate the viewer the way the twists in Ravi Teja's 'Khiladi' did. The film under review borrows its premise from a few familiar movies, mainly from a Chiranjeevi-starrer from the early 1990s. Why does the uncle want the waiter to morph into a pseudo-billionaire? The CEO in question is Sanjay Rudra (Vishwak Sen, again), who looks exactly like Krishna Das.

Actor Vishwaksen, acted, directed and produced the film 'Das ka Dhamki' which has been released today and the film is trending on social media for the.

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Vishwak Sen starrer Das Ka Dhamki had a theatrical release today. Directed by Vishwak Sen himself, the film has been carrying decent expectations among the.

Performances: Vishwak Sen impressive in his class and mass roles. Directed by Vishwak Sen himself, the film has been carrying decent expectations among the audience. Vishwak Sen starrer Das Ka Dhamki had a theatrical release today.

Vishwak Sen's second directorial film Das Ka Dhamki is the Ugadi release of the year and has been released amidst solid positive buzz.

In the second half, Vishwaksen, unfortunately, loses hold of the storyline and the weakness of the plot is exposed. The writing is sluggish and too many forced twists result in a loss of interest. Sanjay is killed in an accident and Krishna Das lands in his place. The love track has a sense of predictability about it and the rich girl poor guy track is extremely predictable. The film features Vishwaksen in a dual role for the first time. The film is expected to

Das Ka Dhamki Movie Review: Critics Rating: 2.0 stars, click to give your rating/review,Vishwak Sen does a good job in a dual role, but it isn't enough to ...

It works only in parts and spends the ending setting up a conflict for a sequel. He’s a good performer, be it when he’s playing someone naïve or when he’s toeing the line or morality. He gets to play a dual role and makes it work, making you also wonder how he’d fare in more grey-shaded roles. In a bid to give us ‘twists’, the writers seem to take it a tad bit too far. The biggest drawback of the film must be its core point – a thread that runs on (you guessed it) pharmaceutical drugs. Review: With Das Ka Dhamki, penned by Prasanna Kumar Bezawada, Vishwak Sen (who takes the director, screenplay and dialogues credit) attempts to make a film in the ‘eat the rich’ genre.