 Director B GopalProducer Chengala Venkat RaoMusic Mani SharmaCinematography K Ravindra BabuEditing Kotagiri Venkateswara RaoStory P Ravi ShankarScreenplay Paruchuri BrothersDialogues Paruchuri BrothersAction VijayArt Director Ananda SaiBanner Satyanarayanamma ProductionsRelease Date May 20, 2005Language Telugu | STAR CASTJunior NTR, Amisha Patel, Sameera Reddy, Aarti Agarwal, Brahmanandam, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Chalapathi Rao, Krishna Bhagavan, Ali, Puneet Issar, Kala Bhavan Mani, Nasseer, Ashish Vidyarthi, Satyanarayana Kaikala, Rahul Dev, Jayaprakash Reddy, Tanikella Bharani, Narra Venkateswara Rao, Rallapalli, Srinivasa Reddy, Rajesh, Chitram Seenu, Babloo, Veeraiah Chowdary, ManoramaLISTEN NARASIMHUDU SONGSNARASIMHUDU VIDEOSNARASIMHUDU PHOTO GALLERYNarasimhudu Movie Launch Photos Narasimhudu Movie Photos Narasimhudu Audio Release Function Photos Narasimhudu Movie Press Conference Meet Photos
NARASIMHUDU MOVIE REVIEWSTotalTollywood.com Overall, the first 20 minutes of the film goes at a good pace. Hero introduction scene is done very well. Songs occur frequently and a bland comedy follows only to make it boring. NTR utters his first dialogue in the film right before the interval and it comes with a bang. Read More IdleBrain.com 2.5/5 B Gopal who is known as the successful maker of mass masalas has chosen a hackneyed storyline and seen-before kind of shots to narrate the film. He starts off the film in an interesting fashion but loses his grip immediately after 15 minutes. Read More CineGoer.com Music by Mani Sharma, by now has become a kind of brandname irrespective of quality, carrying which the film can pass off as great musical. It is a pity NTR has become victim of bad story, worse screenplay and worst direction. Read More Sify.com Avoidable Narasimhudu is one of those insufferable movies, that is devoid of a basic story and there is nothing new in style or presentation. It’s strictly pedestrian in its approach and director B.Gopal is incredibly lifeless and uninvolving. Read More NowRunning.com Mani Sharma has composed two hummable numbers - "Cumma Cuma" and "Rajamudrike" - but the other tunes fall flat. Action director Vijay impresses with well-choreographed stunts. Read More GreatAndhra.com 2.75/5 Mani Sarama’s songs are basically beat oriented. Melody is missing. He could have given that musical sense at least to a couple of songs. All the songs sound akin to each other. Indeed the delay in the release of the film also has added to the doubts about the quality of the film. Read More Rediff.com All the new film has to offer is skin, thanks to Bollywood girls Sameera Reddy and Amisha Patel, and a good performance from N T Ramarao Jr. Read More |
