See, it is actually a really great story. But VV Vinayak clearly was not making proper use of this. I loved this idea of the son and mom just trying to see each other once and Prabhas did act really well in the movie. Those final 20 minutes my heart was racing and tears were forming in my eyes. I was just waiting for that moment where Prabhas could just see that it was his mom that had died and those last 5 minutes where he finds out that she is dead, I was nearly bawling with him. Nayanthara was really useless and we never got closure if they fall in love or not which was annoying and the songs are all un-needed and I hate that it was really just a one-sided romance and they never truly built that. I was just dissatisfied and disappointed with this movie.
3 Reviews
A big downer!
AvinashPatalay1 December 2008
Having watched Dil and Tagore, one would expect VVV to deliver something above the notch.
The story is filled with too many coincidences and Watching Yogi give you a feel of watching a 70's for there are far too many coincidences in the movie and too many liberties taken. Just remaking a Kannada hit film doesn't justify enough.
Prabas, Nayantara & Sharada are good. They give their best. Rajan P Dev, Pradeep Rawat & Kota justify their roles well. Nothing special about comedy attempts by Venu Madhav & Ali. The actor who plays physically handicapped gives a noteworthy performance.
The story relies heavily on the bonding between the mother and son, and sadly the audience fails to connect. Culrpit: Narration and screenplay. Also perhaps linear presentation of the story would have helped.
PS: The punchline "A feel that never ends" is a big joke!
The story is filled with too many coincidences and Watching Yogi give you a feel of watching a 70's for there are far too many coincidences in the movie and too many liberties taken. Just remaking a Kannada hit film doesn't justify enough.
Prabas, Nayantara & Sharada are good. They give their best. Rajan P Dev, Pradeep Rawat & Kota justify their roles well. Nothing special about comedy attempts by Venu Madhav & Ali. The actor who plays physically handicapped gives a noteworthy performance.
The story relies heavily on the bonding between the mother and son, and sadly the audience fails to connect. Culrpit: Narration and screenplay. Also perhaps linear presentation of the story would have helped.
PS: The punchline "A feel that never ends" is a big joke!
VERY PATHETIC MOVIE
sarojparhi12 June 2022
What a movie! I couldn't stop my tears while watching this movie . I am from Odisha. I am Prabhas's diehard fan from Chhatrapati movie. Since then I have seen every single movie of his. When I was little, I saw the Odia dubbed version of Chhatrapati on our Odia channel. Since then I followed Prabhas's entire movie , i used to watch his movie in telugu while i don't know telugu Because then all his Hindi dubbed movies were not available on YouTube . I am a diehard fan of Prabhassss...I am a huge fan of Prabhas..I love him more than my life..My dream is to take a selfie with Prabhas and touch him. I want to watch all his movies till I die.. I can't miss any one film..My only prayer to God is to give me a lifetime to watch Prabhas's films...I am so exited for #adipurush #salar #project k #spirit #bahubali3.
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