Casting : Pawan Kalyan, Bobby Deol, Nidhhi Agerwal, Nargis Fakhri, Nora Fatehi, Nazar, Sathyaraj, Eshwari Rao, Sunil, Kabir Pedi
Directed By : A. M. Jyothi Krishna
Music By : Keeravaani
Produced By : Mega Surya Production – A. Dayakar Rao, A. M. Rathnam
A hero who steals from those who have and gives to those who have not, Pawan Kalyan travels to Delhi to steal the Kohinoor diamond that is enshrined in the throne of Mughal Emperor Bobby Deol. Was his journey successful? Or not? ‘Hari Hara Veeramallu’ tells the historical story of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, along with many fictional incidents.
Director A.M. Jyothi Krishna has given a great entertainment film with grand graphics and mass scenes to the Indian people who only know about the bravery, rule, war, and architecture of the Mughal kings, describing the sufferings experienced by Hindus during their reign, and the fantasy that a hero emerged from Hinduism to save them from it.
Pawan Kalyan, who plays the hero Hari Hara Veeramallu, walks around like a mass throughout the film. The politician, who has traveled all over the world, speaking the praises of Hinduism, helping the poor, and befriending the Muslim people, impresses by revealing all the aspects that satisfy his cinema fans.
Although it is one side that Nidhi Agarwal, who plays the heroine, does not have a big job, her face is seen changing from scene to scene. It is not known whether it is the result of makeup or the result of aesthetic medicine on her body.
Bobby Deol, who plays the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, is intimidating in his performance. He has beautifully portrayed the tyrannical rule of the Mughal emperors in his performance, and has added strength to the character by revealing his racism against Hindus through his eyes.
All the stars in the film, including Sathyaraj, Nasser, Nargis Fakhri, Nora Fatehi, Eswari Rao, Vikramjeet Virk, Sachin Kadekar, Raghu Babu, Sunil, Kabir Bedi, Subbaraju, Kabir Duhan Singh, and Thanikalabharani, are suitable choices for the characters and have added strength to the screenplay with their experienced performances.
Music composer Keeravani’s music has added great strength to the film. He has given songs in a rhythmic and humming way, and has given mass to the mass scenes of the film through background music.
Cinematographers Gnanasekar V.S. and Manoj Paramahamsa have presented the film in a grand manner. Although there are shortcomings in the graphics, the work of the cinematographers is done in a way that hides it.
The work of editor Praveen.K.L, art director, stunt master and costume designer is also noteworthy.
Written and directed by A.M. Jyothi Krishna, who has combined his fantasy story with the historical story, has given a grand action and adventure-filled entertaining film.
The way the Mughal kings’ attempts to destroy Hinduism and the atrocities they committed against the Hindu people are depicted seems a bit artificial and is a propaganda for those who promote religious politics.
If we leave aside the religious dialogues and scenes in the film, there is no doubt that it is a complete entertainment film that will satisfy cinema fans.
