Story and Review of Param Veer Chakra

 

 

 

 

Review:

2010 has stood the best year for the Nandamuri family as they got huge success at the Box-Office. Hits like Balakrishna “Simha” and Jr Ntr’s “Brindavanam”. Following those success Balakrishna has decided to make some more sensible and close to reality movies. Right after the success of Simha Balakrishna was signed for Dasari Narayana Rao’s “Parama Veera Chakra”. After his disastrous movie “Young India” Dasari is making this movie. Fans have kept huge expectations on thismovie but after the final shooting even Dasari and Balakrishna wasn’t sure about the film success and their wildest fear came true. The movie is not going very well in theater. About that later. Lets go to the review.

Story:

Chakradhar (Balakrishna) is a renowned Telugu film actor. A girl (Sheela) gets attracted to him and wishes to get close to her. Chakradhar’s mother (Jayasudha) never likes her son getting into films. She wishes to see him in Indian Army as Major. But things take different turn and Chakradhar continues as actor playing varied roles like Ravana, Komaram Bheem, labor leader etc. A team of Army officers come to Chakradhar to narrate a story. An officer (Murali Mohan) narrates him the character of a great Army officer Major Jayasimha. Listening for a while Chakradhar gets Major Jayasimha into him. He started carrying that character with him after getting inspired to the maximum. Then what happens? Will that story becomes a film or a reality? Who is Major Jayasimha? Why Army officers come to meet Chakradhar? That forms rest of the story with various twists.

Performances:

There is nothing to point out Balakrishna. He attained his trade mark in acting and getting continued with that. On a whole he is marvelous in the role of Ravana and labor leader. He also showed his prowess while delivering a dialogue on film actors. Except the signs of catching up age, Balakrishna looked as usual with respect to his theatrical skills.

Sheela has no proper role. She appears just for some glamour sake. Indeed, her glamour is not used properly.

Ameesha Patel has some character but that too very small.

Coming to the comedy part the Robo spoof appeared like a rotten egg. Nasty comedy with C grade taste disgusts the audiences. Brahmanandam, Ali and Hema carry in that spoof till the end. Raghu Babu and Krishna Bhagwan got wasted as they got no role at all.

Dasari pulled many film celebrities on to the screen right from Boyapati Srenu, Srinu Vaitla, Kodi Ramakrishna, Jonnaviththula, Singeetham Sreenivasa Rao etc. Cinematography is very primitive, make up is below poverty line, dialogues are tasteless, and screenplay is dull.

Highlights:

The Ravana Brahma Scene.

His labour leader role in the movie delivering the dialogues showing the power of Khaakhi.

Dialogues expressing the importance of the film actors.

The neat sensible dialogues in the court in the climax scene.

Drawbacks:

No life in the comedy.

Bad music.

No punch in the screenplay.

Bad dialogues.

Outdated histrionics of 1980s

Very predictable story.

No naturality in the makeup and the back ground.

Bad technical aspects.

Synopsis:

On a whole 95% of the film, fails to pull the attention of audience. Entire blame goes to Dasari Narayana Rao, the captain of the movie. He would have taken enough care in pulling the interest of audiences.Instead of the song ‘Thalli Kadupulo..’ he would have presented a remix version of ‘jananee janma bhoomischa..’ which would have given better ignition for audience to get enticed to screen. But still, the lyric is sensible even in ‘thalli kadupulo’. He would have presented the terrorists and fights with them in realistic way instead of sticking on to the Before-Christ styles. He would have avoided the Robo spoof that brought C-grade image to the film. He would have avoided the song ‘Arjuna Phalguna..’ as it appears the placement is wrong. The film begins with ‘Bobbili Puli’ scene of NTR. First few minutes confuse the audiences as the film takes off with Balakrishna’s ‘Ravana’ scene. The scene is very long that audience doubt if they are watching the trailer of ‘Sri Rama Rajyam’. But slowly the presentation style chosen by Dasari will be understood. There is no story in entire first half but only incidents role. The idea is good but the execution is very weak. The actual story and plot start in second half.

The movie is a big let down the fans and even the most hardcore fans of Balakrishna might not like the movie except for the 3 4 scenes in the movie. Dasari has proved himself once again to be a failure. His olden generations movie ideas and the bad narration has made the movie another dud in Balakrishna’s career. Instead Balakrishna has to be more selective in stories and the directors. Hope he take good care from his next movies.

Bottom Line: PVC stands for Perplexing, Vexing and Confusing. First flop in 2011 for Nandamuri Family. Overall rating can be given 2 out of 5 for Balakrishna’s hardwork to some extent.

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