Don

Nagarjuna is stylish, no doubt about that. He carries off all that leather and those trendy boots perfectly. But he looks tired, he remains stiff in the little dance he involves himself in and he and Anuskha have no chemistry. In fact, he and Raghava seem to have better timing than the lead pair. Read More

Dialogs by Abburi Ravi are very good. Cinematography by Gopal Reddy and editing by Marthand Venkatesh are top notch. Action sequences are conceived very well. Especially the fights between Dons with a challenge is done nicely. Read More

S Gopal Reddy's cinematography is good like all his previous movies. DI [Digital Intermediate] elevated his cinematography and gave stylish and richer look. Producer ML Kumar Chowdary, though spent a lot on the film, failed to concentrate on the script. Read More

Don has style but lacks substance. Lack of entertainment and weak script mar the film. It is disappointment. Read More

There is absolutely no story and Lawrence's screenplay, cinematography and stylish stunts. Comedy is not given even minimum place. Though Lawrence tried his level best to give some humorous elements, it turned out to be a flop show all the way. Music by Lawrence is a letdown. Read More

Performance-wise, it is a Nagarjuna show all the way. Nagarjuna plays his role with ease. Anushka displays a lot of skin; though her outfits are inadequate, displaying her rolls, her role is adequate. Lawrence is in his usual style and also attempts some comedy. Read More

First half of the film runs with high voltage introduction of Nagarjuna and his love track. Second half becomes serious with the fight between Mumbai Don Stephen and Hyderabadi Don Nagarjuna. Climax concludes the film abruptly. Read More