Bimbisara movie rating

What's Behind Kalyan Ram who is known for his penchant for experimental films despite the reverses is coming up with a time travel film Bimbisara. directed by Mallidi Vasisht. Expectations are soaring on the film in which Kalyan Ram played the role of a cruel king Bimbisara of the Trigartala Empire. Let us see what impact the film which was released on August 5, 2022, made on movie lovers. Story Review Trigartala Empire is ruled by Bimbisara (Kalyan Ram) who believes in ruling the entire world conquering various kingdoms and suppressing people under his role crushing under his feet. Even as fear for Bimbisara increases every second, Princess of Asmaka Kingdom, Ira (Catherine Tresa) dares to oppose, and at the same time, few in Dhanvantari village question his cruelty. This leads to shocking twists of events in the life of Bimbisara. To find out those shocking twists and how it is connected to Devdatta (Kalyan Ram) and what is its connection to the current events pertaining to Dhanvantari trust chairman Viswanadhan (Prakash Raj), Police Officer Vyjayanthi (Samyuktha Menon), enjoy Bimbisara on the screen. Artists, Technicians Review Vassisstha dared to be different to show Kalyan Ram in a never seen role. Kalyan Ram must be complimented for doing the role without any reservations and taking a risk and proving once again that he has a penchant for doing unique roles irrespective of the result of his films. In doing so this time, he came up with one of the best performances in...

With just a few days to go for the reveal on the silver screen, Bimbisara's first review has surfaced on social media. According to Umair Sandhu, who is reportedly a member of the Overseas Censor Board, Bimbisara is a good film, with great conviction from the actors and director, coupled with mesmerizing sets and technical aspects. The movie makes for a good comeback for Nandamuri Kalyan Ram.

CENSOR ‘UA’ What Is the Film About? Bimbisara (Kalyan Ram) is a cruel and ruthless king of Trigartala. He has a twin brother Devadatta (Kalyan Ram), who is kind and benevolent. Bimbisara is magically ported to the current time after a scuffle between the brothers. How does Bimbisara, now in the current world, adjusts to it? His change of heart is the movie’s core story. Performances When it comes to performances, it is a one-man show by Kalyan Ram. It does take time to get used to the body language and heavy dialogues, but soon one gets adjusted. The actor gets to don two different characters and pulls it off neatly. Effort-wise, Kalyan Ram has given his hundred percent, and that’s the best thing about the act. Any appreciation coming his way, therefore, is deserved for the effort. Catherine Tresa and Samyuktha Menon play the female leads. They look good, but there is nothing to speak about performance-wise. They are mere fillers and are seen before or after the some scenes and songs. Analysis Vassishta makes his directorial debut with Bimbisara. He has picked an exciting folklore subject for the first attempt and given it a fantasy twist usually seen with the Yama movies in Telugu. There is a long tradition of Yama Dharma Raju based movies in Telugu cinema. Many elements from those movies have become standard tropes over the years. In Bimbisara, Vassishta cleverly mixes those tropes in a typical folklore setting that involves a big kingdom and twin brothers as heirs. It i...