Devara Part 1

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Worst movie boring and repeated story SS Rajamouli RRR stand out because of the director they are trying to copy him fool director and actor. Such a bad actor NTR is overacting in every scene I haven't seen good action films in South other than SS rajmouli Movies and Kgf series beacuse they have a story to tell I will rate devara below Bade Miya Chote Miya Dont wast your money and time in this hit product Worst movie boring and repeated story SS Rajamouli RRR stand out because of the director they are trying to copy him fool director and actor. Such a bad actor NTR is overacting in every scene I haven't seen good action films in South other than SS rajmouli Movies and Kgf series beacuse they have a story to tell I will rate devara below Bade Miya Chote Miya .

As someone who's never really followed Jr. NTR's films, Devara completely took me by surprise. I went in with no expectations, and by the end, I was thoroughly impressed. The film is visually stunning, with a gripping narrative that keeps you hooked from start to finish. What truly stood out to me was NTR's performance - it felt raw, powerful, and incredibly immersive. He truly brought the character to life, and even as someone who isn't his biggest fan, I couldn't help but appreciate the depth he brought to the role. Devara isn't just for NTR fans; it's a well-crafted film that anyone can enjoy. Highly recommend it!

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Good story do not expect twists and turns but you will enjoy the full run time. Brilliant cinematography worth the ocean theme attempt by the movie crew. Extraordinary visuals, extraordinary fights scenes. Each scene in the movie is like an art in the ocean with elevations. Just ignore the reviews and enjoy your time in theater and it will take you to the heights. Anirudh, this man will take you to the deep inside the ocean with fantastic sounds and BGM. Awesome music which travels throughout the movie with no break or carried away. This is a perfect big screen movie. Go and watch only in theaters. Enjoy Devara 🌊

At last, the widely discussed Rajamouli curse myth has been shattered. While not the greatest feat, it's still a major victory considering the curse's track record and the film's stars' previous box office mishaps. Believe me, a 6-star rating is not to be underestimated, and "Devara" is certain to entertain and impress in parts and certain aspects! Devara is one of the much-hyped films of this year. From the commanding "Man of Masses" title card to the chilling stone inscription written in blood during the interval, the movie is a non-stop barrage of a killer background score. Anirudh's innovative use of the "All hail the tiger" motif in various moods is mesmerizing. I expected a decent commercial outing with the formulaic narrative to interval bang and pre-climax setup with a few high moments. The first half delivers on this expectation, offering a satisfying blend of cheesy crowd-pleasing moments and commercial masala tropes. It's like the slice you always reach for first. Unfortunately, the second half of the film doesn't live up to the promise of the first. It feels like a rerun of some old masala films, and the jokes are a bit of a miss. The comedy serves as overkill, and the female characters humor is like trying to laugh at a Nirmala Seetharaman's problem. The actress, well, let's just say she's of no use. You could take her out, and nobody would even notice. On the positive side, Anirudh Ravichandar's background score elevates many generic scenes. The cinematography in the first half is also a boon to the film. The climax twist adds an unexpected element to the otherwise generic narrative. And don't forget the long but decently staged action sequences, reminiscent of the ocean itself. And NTR? He is an absolute sea monster of acting talent. He shoulders the film throughout and manages to save it from completely sinking. To wrap it up, Devara is totally worth checking out if you're in the mood for a fun, mindless action-packed flick. It's got a killer soundtrack, amazing visuals, and JR NTR absolutely killing it.

Very disappointed with the movie, story and no logic . Nowadays every bothered about ticket price and box office not on content. Very very disappointing and sad feeling sorry not well also after watching the movie.. Such useless film written, nowadays Telugu movies concentrate only higher ticket price not on content and movie !! Skip this idiot movie to save your money .stay in your and avoid this movie it's better for sea and shark also. Skip this idiot movie to save your money .stay in your and avoid this movie it's better for sea and shark also. Don't burn the money on this film please please.

As much as I was excited for Devara Part 1, the film left me feeling underwhelmed, especially with regard to the female lead. For a movie that generated a lot of buzz around its casting, it's baffling why the heroine was given such limited screen time. What was the point of including her character if she's barely present in the narrative? To make matters worse, the villain's role is equally underwhelming. Instead of being an imposing or memorable antagonist, he comes across more like a comedian. It's hard to take him seriously when his performance feels out of place and lacking any real menace. A good villain is supposed to elevate the stakes, but here, it feels like a missed opportunity.