Review by dinesh-mercury

It would be better if such genre films (with the same old story line) are not directed and released. It is just a total waste of time, money and audience money too. I have been seeing the same cliche story line since childhood (Dhammu, Sarainodu, Legend etc - to name a few). It's high time our TFI should invest in great stories which has meaningful content. I have been hugely disappointed with the hero who has done a film like this (VVR) after the great epic 'Rangasthalam'. Even for a complete mass entertainer, there has to be a strong story content. I heard that the hero had worked really hard for this film in terms of physique and muscle quotient (ripping abs etc) but he was let down by the story line and routine direction. The year 2018 has produced films like Rangasthalam, Robo 2.0, Goodachari, Antariksham, Mahanati which will be remembered solely for their honest attempt, brilliant direction and masterful execution. Unfortunately, VVR doesnt fall into this category and is miles away from good category of films. Heads flying around, Eagles catching those flying heads, Hero standing on the train and crossing several states are some of the mind boggling nonsensical scenes you would encounter. For how many years, we are forced to witness the same old story content with the hero being shown as a flawless personality who can kill anyone in his way. Please stop making such movies, invest money and production values in content driven films. A hero is as good as a story. Stardom cannot save this film from being a disaster. Save your money and watch it on TV which would stream this film in few months. The Average rating of this movie from top newspapers and reviewers has been a mere 1 out of 5 (touted as the one of the worst films of the decade). For more evidence, google yourself and find out.