Krishna

As usual Ravi Teja did the title role Krishna in his own local style. Interestingly, the hero comes out with fine comedy through his dialogue delivery and pranks. Like Idiot, this characterization too is likely to become a memorable one. Read More

Ravi Teja once gin has come up with an excellent performance. He also gives a polished and neat performance. He is at ease both in the action scenes as well as comedy. Trisha gives him admirable support throughout. Read More

Technical and production values should be mentioned. Chota K Naidu's camera brings richness to the screen. Perhaps, Vijayawada has never been so beautifully captured. After delivering dud like Yogi, V V Vinayak comes with refreshingly. He has reinvented his style and delivers goods again. Read More

First half of the movie runs with right momentum making the audiences laugh and enjoy the narration with brisk screenplay. Second half adds action episodes in big way accompanied with comedy wherever necessary. There is no scene where the audiences get irritated. Read More

Story and dialogues provided by Akula Siva perfectly suited Raviteja and made the audiences believe that it is a tailor made subject for him. Re-recording and the music had elevated the mood in some scenes. Production values of Lakshmi Narasimha Visuals are lavish. Read More

Overall, the film is a good entertainer with right mix of comedy, action and mass elements. The film is apt for Raviteja. Plenty of comedy is a big asset. Brahmanandam rocks with his histronics and dialogs in the film. And Krishna can be watched with the entire family. Read More

Trisha is good in the female lead and the dubbing done to her is also good. Debutant actor Mukul Dev is impressive. The man who steals the show in the film is none but Brahmanandam. He is extremely hilarious in certain episodes. Sunil is alright. Sayaji Shinde and Jaya Prakash Reddy are adequate. Read More