Jai Simha

This movie doesn't even have a proper story. Everything is filled with over action. A 57 year old man lifting a big car with a hand. It's all so annoying.

Jai Simha, directed by K. S. Ravikumar, is a movie that fails to deliver in almost every aspect. The main hero's acting was lackluster and lacked the emotion required to bring the character to life. The songs were bland and lacked any real substance, only serving to fill time rather than enhance the viewing experience. The story line was confusing and lacked any real direction, making it difficult to follow and ultimately falling flat.

In my opinion, this is one of K. S. Ravikumar's worst efforts to date. The two hours I spent watching this movie were a complete waste of time and I cannot recommend it to anyone. If you have the option, I would advise you to avoid Jai Simha at all costs. You'll be doing yourself a favor by not subjecting yourself to this disappointing movie.

A must watch movie for all. Photography is fantastic and very scenic.

Just getting into watching Indian movies a few years ago, I discovered Balakrishna through clips online. While I do find the idea of a man in his late 50's picking up cars and wooing women who are much younget then him completely ridiculous, I also find it charming. For me, this movie was very enjoyable, with insane action scenes. My only complaint were the comedy scenes that slowed down the pace. Other then that, this movie is a ball to watch, and I need to find more Balakrishna movies.

KS Ravikumar is back to Telugu industry after a long gap. He used wisely with Balayya. Balayya, Nayanthara and the neat screenplay is the saving grace for this movie. There is many mass moments for Balayya fans especially after interval fight and climax fight and some powerful dialogues. Technical crew like Ram Prasad's cinematography and Chirantan Bhatt's song and BGM are neat. As finally, this movie is purely for Balayya fans and B and C audience