Bimbisara

Kalyan Ram did justice to his role. MM Keervani music and Vashista direction well. Few scenes creates interest to involve in the movie. But movie could be better than present. No importance to both heroines, Rajeev Kanakala and Prakash Raj family members. Few Jabardasth actors there but not used them well. Luckily this movie was hit but director need to think about characters, if they don't have any importance or at least some use don't keep that characters. Graphics are just ok. Didn't convince scenes with Prakash Raj and family members.

I really wonder if the movie underwent any post production work? The coloring for the present scenes is nil and is a pain to watch. The locations are clearly shown to be sets. Ofc the movie had serious budget constraints but can just hope a little more would be spent on the coloring.

The genre has been one long lost in telugu cinema and it's fun to watch this genre again. Can just say it's good, BUT COULD HAVE BEEN WAY BETTER.

Nice story First half is fully involving and 2ns half it seems story deviated from the main theme. 2nd half should have been better.

Songs, screenplay, dialogues are good.

I watched only 4 movies in theatres last 9 years. (Bahubali2, rangasthalam, frozen 2 and vaikuntapuramlo) I hardly go to a theatre, but this movie drawn my attention, two reasons. Movie plot and Kalyan Ram(my first movie of his). I didn't regret watching, VFX and scene very well coordinated almost all over. Huge respects to Kalyan Ram, he is underdog. He put his heart, and i would have never imagined any other actor as "BIMBISARA". I fell in love with the character. Hero carried on his shoulder till the end. I would like to see part 2. Between, i am a great fan of periodic events and ancient history.

The plot of the movie is intriguing, and the characters offer an interesting dynamic.

However, the screenplay falls into traditional tropes, lacking freshness and originality.

Kalyan Ram is well-suited for the role, displaying a pleasing appearance, but his performance could have been better. Nonetheless, his dedication and hard work shine through.

Catherine appears to be out of shape, while Samyukta's portrayal comes across as artificial. Warina's song is okay.

Ayyappa Sharma and the other actors perform well in their respective roles.

The production values are decent, although certain shots with visual effects do not meet expectations.

The cinematography is commendable, capturing visually appealing scenes.

Music and editing, however, could have been improved for a more impactful experience.

It is recommended to watch this film in theaters, but without setting high expectations.