Veeram Movie Review: If you want some action, you will get it here – Bangalore Mirror
Veeram is the story of an affectionate sister who needs her brothers to steer an honest life and the circumstances that compel her brothers to go for violence.
The movie revolves across the market mafia and politics of violence. It begins with a goon attempting to get a grip on the APMC Yard Committee. Deva (Raja Balwadi) ensures his candidate is on the committee by eradicating Sadashiva (Achyut Kumar) unceremoniously. Later the scene shifts to Sadashiva’s household. His spouse Saraswati (Shruthi) needs her two brothers to do their commencement and lead a dignified life in society. Nevertheless, circumstances compel Sarawasthi’s brother Narasimha (Srinagar Kitty) to comply with Deva’s arch rival Govinda (Mico Nagaraj). Saraswathi asks Narasimha to get out of her home. She advises her youthful brother Veeru (Prajwal Devaraj) to give attention to training.
Veeru occurs to fulfill his classmate Dhatri (Rachita Ram) at some point and he falls in love together with her. When Veeru is all set to attend an interview for a job, police arrest him and his brother Narasimha for Deva’s homicide however Govinda manages to get them launched from custody. Deva’s son Jeda (Deepak) enters the scene and kills Narasimha. What occurs to Veeru is what this movie is about.
Prajwal Devaraj is at his finest. His performing expertise in motion scenes are very good and the credit score should go to stunt masters. His dialogue supply is efficient too. Srinagar Kitty because the elder brother has acted properly. He shares the display with Prajwal until the pre-intermission session.
Deepak aka Shishya Deepak, who debuted in Kannada films with Shishya, performs the villain on this film in a convincing method. Rachita Ram, often known as Dimple Queen, appears lovely. Shruthi, as an affectionate sister who sacrifices every little thing for the welfare of her brothers, has acted properly. Achyuth Kumar has offered good assist. Mico Nagaraj and Raja Belawadi are convincing as market mafia dons who can go to any extent to get a management on main markets within the metropolis.
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The movie’s songs are good, particularly Kelo Mahadeva, sung by Ananya Bhat, which is stuffed with devotion. Lyrics by Dr V Nagendra Prasad and music by J Anoop Seelin are good.
Had the director prevented one or two motion scenes, Veeram would have been an excellent one for every kind of audiences.
Because it stands, this can be a movie for motion film lovers.
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