Godfather

Mainly this whole part belongs to Mohanlal himself (Lucifer), with this movie it's like he slammed a giant sword into a mountain/ground with his acting skills. But i see that a Telugu moderate actor chiranjeevi took hold of this Godfather movie as a remake and thought that he would handle it well more than legendary Mohanlal did, I've seen the movie but i don't see chiranjeevi dominated the movie, it's far worse than expected he failed doing it. Even nayanathara performance is worse,i don't see any prodigy here because the acting levels of everyone are very low and the lead actor has failed to give his best. Original is better to watch again.

I don't know why they changed very good original script changed so much and all character depth we seen in original version completely gone, they changed old chirufilm and didn't give good impact ,utterly waste in all side of the movie compared to original version only one character is justified in this film was ,the character played Vivek Oberoi did in original version ...that actor is good 👍👍 . VFX was very poor like cartoonish bomb blast , bike fires missile at a container lorry scene was very illlogical move from the film maker..Personallyy i don't recommend this movie ..sorry chiru sir ,sorry sallu bhai.

This is a film where the cinematic art dies. "Made for the masses" cannot be an excuse for releasing such a bad piece of work. About a good 30 minutes of the movie is reserved for people walking in slow motion. Ever present, deafening background music, two ugly songs, lack of a solid storyline make the film unbearable. Horrible lyrics and dance in the two songs! At times, the fact that the director saw the preview of the shots and said okay for certain takes to be included in the cut, surprises me.

Messiah like unrealistic depiction of the lead is mostly to pander the fan base and get whistles in the the theatres.

Sorry, we can't settle with this film being a hit or anything close to it.

I recommend skipping this for good.

One has to be very careful while reviewing these south movies.

A. Their tolerance level is very minimum regarding their superstars B. The level is further lower when it comes to mega stars C. I have no clue what mega star is, perhaps it's that star which throughout the movie just stands in one place, hardly moves a leg and do everything in it.

Spoiler alert, the mega star is having no song no dance number in it, wait there is one pathetic one in the end but that doesn't count, he is having no love no girl in the movie, there you go i just spoiled the biggest bore movie of your life. Trust me you will hate me less then the watching the movie.

The movie has nothing to do with the title Godfather, it should be more like "The repeated Cr@p you have been watching again and again, here is it again.

Adding insult to injury special appearance from Salman Khan who is more overboard then the entire movie itself. Come on, don't you guys never read? Don't you people watch the previews of the horrible cinema you make.

Chiranjeevi will be a star in his wood, but this is just a horrible movie.

Save your soul from this one.

P. S. The item number song Warina Hussain, have some shame, if your really wanna wear that on those thighs and shake like that, you really need a bang on the head.

The story features good content and characters.

However, the screenplay suffers from being excessively slow-paced and lacking excitement.

Both the script and direction fail to match the quality of the original version.

Chiranjeevi is suitable for the role and delivers a commendable performance in many scenes, although some are not handled as effectively.

It would be unfair to compare Chiranjeevi to Mohanlal from the original film.

Sathya Dev also performs well in his role, although not as brilliantly as Vivek Oberoi.

Nayanthara follows her usual pattern of acting, similar to her previous films like "Tulasi," "Viswasam," and "Jayasimha." There's nothing new in her portrayal.

The on-screen pairing of Chiranjeevi and Nayanthara as brother and sister appears odd.

Salman Khan's role feels wasted, or rather, a good role is wasted on Salman.

The background score lifted from Vikram Veda is funny.

The cinematography is well-executed.

Editing seems to focus excessively on slow-motion sequences.

This film is not worth watching in theaters. It would be better to wait for its release on an OTT platform, especially if you haven't seen the original "Lucifer."