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Dynamite is a remake of Tamil hit Arimanambi. Deva Katta made slight changes in the screenplay and added loads of action to the original. Vishnu Manchu has owned this film and carried it on his broad shoulders.

Story :

Shivaji (Vishnu) and Anamika (Praneetha) meet by accident and on the night of their first date Anamika gets kidnapped and Shivaji is left clueless. When Shivaji goes to Anamika’s home to find out some details about he comes to know that she is in a big problem due to some memory card that carries deadly secrets about a powerful man. How does Shivaji rescue Anamika from the baddies and how does the couple escape from the clutches of that powerful man forms rest of the story.

Performances:

Vishnu Manchu:Vishnu Manchu has gone for complete makeover for this character. He is extremely stylish and macho in that bearded look. He has done some risky stunts in this film that will leave you amazed. Vishnu hasn’t done many action films in his career so far. He simply rocked as an action star. People who love to see realistic action will be thrilled with Vishnu’s stunts in this film. His performance is too good in the emotional scenes.

Praneetha, JD and Others: Praneetha’s performance is good as the damsel in distress. She did her bit in giving ample support to Vishnu. JD Chakravarthy the veteran has once again stole the show with his flawless performance. His expressions in the scene where he watches a video along with an investigation officer are simply superb. Raja Ravindra, Nagireddy, Praveen, Paruchuri Ventakeswara Rao and others are apt in their respective characters.

Technicalities:

Direction: Deva Katta who has done emotional films in the past has proved that he can handle an action thriller with ease. Racy screenplay and breezy narration turned out to be the highlights of this film. There aren’t any glaring errors on the direction front. This is fairly decent work from Deva Katta. He has recovered from his previous dud to deliver a solid action thriller.

Music and Others: There is no scope for songs in this film. They have placed three songs to please the masses, but could have done without them. Achu’s music is fine. His background score is impressive. Satish’s cinematography is another plus point. Editing is crisp. Fight master Vijayan’s work is simply fantastic. Dialogues are good. Production values are topnotch.

Thumbs Up:

• Vishnu Manchu
• Action Scenes
• Racy Screenplay
• Second Half

Thumbs Down:

• Unnecessary songs
• Weak take off

Analysis:

Dynamite keeps you on the edge with scintillating action and with a screenplay that moves ahead at breakneck pace. There are few teething problems as the story takes some time to unfold. It keeps you guessing all the time until the villain is revealed. It is all blasting action once the villain gets into action.

First half may have few problems but the second half is so brilliant with interesting mind games and exhilarating action. This is easily one of the finest films in Vishnu’s career thus far. Audience who love to watch breezy action thrillers will be left mind blown by the end of the movie. It is a different genre movie that may not appeal to the audience who look for comedy and masala elements.

Deva Katta’s screenplay is so good. He could have avoided songs that come as speed breakers. Last half an hour is the major highlight in the film. You cannot take your eyes off the screen after JD Chakravarthy enters the commissioner’s office. Vishnu’s performance and the action scenes are more than your money’s worth. And there is much more in offer in this Dynamite. Watch it.

Verdict: Solid Action Thriller.

Lucky (Nani) is an aspiring scientist who suffers from Amnesia. He falls in love with Nandini (Lavanya Tripathi) instantly. But however his forgetfulness starts problems for him and the problems further grow with the introduction of Ajay (Ajay) who is attracted to Nandini and tries to impress her. How Lucky overcomes his problem and win Nandini forms the rest of the story.

Performances:

Nani is a huge asset for the film. He fully made use of his energy and his comedy timing is superb. The well written dialogues are even well delivered by him adding to the beauty of the role. Lavanya is just superb as innocent Nandini. Their chemistry worked out big time and is a major plus point to the movie. Murali Sharma nailed it with excellent mannerisms and dressing. Naresh and Sitara are good in their roles. Vennela Kishore, Ajay and Praveen are not utilized well.

Analysis:

Bhale Bhale Magadivoy is a regular rom-com with a thin story line. However the treatment is fresh and devoid of the usual cliches. The first half has some hilarious sequences with the feeling of nostalgia all over it. All the characters are well written by director Maruthi and it adds to the beauty of the film. At the same time, there can be some logic missing when we try to intercept deep but that is masked well for normal audience with the comedy.

Cinematography is very colourful with excellent grading. Malayalam music composer Gopi Sunder had done excellent job with the back ground score which elevated every scene. Songs added more value to the movie and are very well shot. Editing should have been better in the last 30 minutes or so. Production Values are superb.

Plus Points:

• Screenplay
• Direction
• Nani
• Entertainment
• BGM

Minus Points:

• Thin story
• Slightly repetitive comedy

Final Say:

Bhale Bhale Magadivoy is complete offering to the urbane audience. The movie despite some glitches here and there, offers hilarious comedy from the start to the end making it a very enjoyable ride. Enjoy the clean entertainer this weekend for a fresh breeze of entertainment!