The screenplay-expert Srinu Vytla completes the hattrick with the latest success of “King” after “Ready” and “Dhee”. “KING” is Srinu Vytla’s show, stands to be unique and a wholesome family entertainer.
Nagarjuna donned three roles of different dimensions. Nagarjuna’s magnitude is seen fully on silver screen. His grace pulled the attention of entire audiences. Brahmanandam donned the role of a music director and he once again tickled the audiences. The shot in which he poses as a guitarist for Srihari’s painting is hilarious. Sunil’s role is nice as the guy whose identity is stolen by the hero.
In the most publicized eight-heroine song, everyone looked hot (Anushka), romantic (Trisha), lovely (Priyamani), refined (Kamna), gorgeous (Genelia), sexy (Mamata Mohandas), spicy (Sneha Ullal) and chubby (Charmy
The movie takes different twists and turns but no where strains the audiences. A laugh is promised at every 10 minutes on an average. Even the songs made the audiences sit in theaters by the blend of their right music and interesting choreography as well as costumes. First half runs with ample humor while second half too does the same with added comedy.
Cast: Nagarjuna, Trisha, Mamata Mohandas, Srihari, Deepak, Geetha, Brahmanandam, Sunil, MS Narayana, Krishna Bhagawan, Jayaparakash Reddy, Ajay, Surya, Chandra Mohan, Sayaji Shinde, Venu Madhav, Master Bharath, Fish Venkat, Duvvasi Mohan
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Cinematography: Prasad Murella
Editing: Varma
Art: Prakash
Fights: Ram – Lakshman
Story: Gopi Mohan & Kona Venkat
Dialogues: BVS Ravi
Screenplay – direction: Seenu Vytla (Dhee and Ready)
Producer: D Sivaprasad Reddy
King (Nagarjuna) belongs to the royal dynasty of Coimbatore. He has a doting mother (Geetha) and a loving brother (Deepak). He has three brother-in-laws who are after the blood of the king in order to get a share in their property. In this scenario, King gets killed when he visits Dehradoon for a project work.
Bottu Seenu (Nagarjuna) is a local mafia man in twin cities who does settlements. Gnaneswar (Srihari) is an innocent don of the city. Bottu Seenu falls in love with an aspiring singer Sravani (Trisha). But Sravani is of a soft type and she likes soft guys. Hence Bottu Seenu takes the avatar of a software engineer to impress her. The rest of the story is all about whether King is killed or not.
Trisha is with full of elegance and the credit should be given to costume designer and cinematographer. She hasn’t exposed anything big but touched the senses of audiences.
Mamata Mohandas looked voluptuous and witch-like as per the demand of the role. She once again proved her mettle as complete artiste with own voice for dubbing.
Credit goes to the original ripper:-Prasad@Team TOlly
