Viyyalavari Kayyalu

Coming to performance, only Srihari comes up with another good performance. Uday Kiran is not that impressive and Neha Jhulka just about manages to carry the role. Sayaji Shinde and Jayaprakash Reddy give another routine performance. Read More

Music and background score by Ramana Gogula is good. Ajay Vincent's camera work is good and this is effective in the songs. Editing by Marthand k. Venkatesh is good. Production values are very good. GOod care is taken. Dialogs by Srinath are average. However, a few punchliners are effective. Read More

Srihari looks well-groomed, confident and has amazing screen presence. He is one actor who has shown tremendous improvement as a performer. From entering movies as a trained gymnast to showing his caliber as an artiste, he has come a long way. Read More

The first half of the movie belongs to Uday Kiran and Srihari dominates the second half. Srihari is as usual at his macho best. Read More

The screenplay and dialogue are the plus points here, though the action sequences, particularly those involving Srihari, have to be taken with a pinch of salt. Read More

The entry of Srihari revived the glory of the film. From then onwards the movement gains a slow pick-up. However, one could not differentiate the good, bad and ugly scenes in the film as there so many ebbs and tides in its movement. Read More

Srihari is the most important character in the film. It is not an exaggeration to say that he is the real hero of the film, considering his dominating role in the second half and climax. Jayaprakash Reddy did the usual villainy as a Rayalaseema factionist. Read More