Young actor Nara Rohit pinned many hopes on his next movie titled Balakrishnudu. Pavan Mallela is the director of the movie and Regina Cassandra played the female lead. Manisharma composed the music and B Mahendra Babu bankrolled the prestigious project. Here is the complete review of Balakrishnudu:

Balakrishnudu is all about Balu (Nara Rohit) who works for a mafia goon Bapu. He inks a solid deal of protecting a beautiful girl Aadya (Regina Cassandra). In this process he falls in love with Aadya and comes to know about the real story of her. The rest of Balakrishnudu is all about the relation between Aadya and Pratap Reddy (Ajay), how Balu saves Aadya. Watch Balakrishnudu to know about what happens next.

Balakrishnudu falls short of expectations right from the first frame. The film lacks interesting plot and the narration makes the film pathetic. The entertainment looks decent and the songs have been shot well. The interval episodes fail to make an impact among the audience. On the whole, the first half of Balakrishnudu falls flat.

The second half of Balakrishnudu too makes no difference and it dips down even further. Prudhvi tries to save the film to some extent but the audience doesn’t get convinced. The second half is a complete misfire and the climax episodes even shatter the entire movie. On the whole, Balakrishnudu is a huge disappointment.

Nara Rohit tops the show with his flawless performance but this alone could not save the film. He looks bulky as before and the audience keeps waiting for his six pack abs which never have been showcased. Regina has been beautiful and she is a glamorous treat. Prudhvi nails it with his performance and all the other actors have been outstanding throughout the film.

Balakrishnudu fails in all the available ways right from the plot to the screenplay and then the narration. The movie makes the audience suffer right from the first frame and the music has been completely outdated. The cinematography looks decent and the production values have been grand. Debutant Pavan fails completely in making Balakrishnudu an impressive commercial entertainer.

Final Word:

Balakrishnudu is a film that can be given a huge skip as the film offers nothing. The film fails in all the available ways throughout and Prudhvi’s comedy is a savior.