Bejawada Movie Review

Cast : Naga Chaitanya & Amala Paul
Director : Vivek Krishna
Music Director : Vikram Negi, Pradeep Koneru, Bapitutul, Amar Mohile, Prem
Producer : Ram Gopal Varma
Much hyped and anticipated movie “Bejawada” is released today and failed to pull the crowds to theaters. RGV has disappointed his followers again in tollywood, the movie is a crap and nothing to Bejawada rowdy gangs which exists in early 90s. Naga Chaitanya’s performance hasn’t changed anything in this movie, his dialogue delivery is horrible in this movie. Amala Paul acted nice but she doesn’t have much scope in the movie to show her full assets like she did in her other movies.
Story:
The film’s plot line has nothing to do with what the title suggests, it’s just another loose screenplay with Bejawada as its poorly depicted backcloth. Just like the series of faction films based on some fictional place and named Rayalaseema.
The town’s mafia/unofficial good doers are headed by Kaali (played by Prabhu), with a younger brother (Shankar played by Abhimanyu Singh) who’s trying to take over his place. Vijay Krishna (Mukhul Dev) is the one Kaali trusts with most of his deals and promises. This bond further maddens Shankar. Jai Krishna (Ajay) and Shiva Krishna (Naga Chaitanya) are Vijay’s younger brothers. Shankar’s restless ambition drives him to go against his own brother and the plot opens up for Shiva to enter the rowdy realm and ultimately kill everyone.
Verdict: Watch this movie if you have nothing else to do and life is boring for you.