Bhairava Geetha Review: A Routine Action-Drama With Gripping Taking

Cast and Crew Details:

Starring: Dhananjay, Irra Mor, Raja Balwadi

Director: Siddhartha Thatholu

Producer: Abhishek Nama and Bhasker Rassi

Music Director: Ravi Shankar

Cinematographer: Jagadeesh Cheekati

Editor: Anwar Ali

Bhairava Geetha Review:

Bhairava Geethe, the film which got much attention among the audience in the social sites with the wide publicity of RGV has finally released after a couple of postponements today. Let's take a look at how the film is.

The story of the film is about how Bhairava(Dhanunjaya) and Geetha(Irra Mor) will get to survive their love from the problems which they face due to the inequality between humans in their area. Bhairava is a henchman of Geetha's father who hails from a faction backdrop. Geetha who visits her village after her studies will falls in love with Bhairava which raises the curtain for the bloodshed in the village. With no option left Bhairava and Geetha elopes and that's when the things get worse. The rest of the story is how they got survived from the problems and got succeed in their love.

Though we have already witnessed such type of stories earlier, the director got succeeded in narrating it in a fresh manner. Kannada actor Dhanunjaya had done a fantastic job in the role of Bhairava and Irra Mor was also impressed the audience with her glamorous looks.

Director Siddhartha Thatholu could have made the film much better as the audience will feel a bit slow in the second half. With the much violent in the second half audience expect a gripping climax which the director ended on a simple note. On the other hand, technical values are top notch and it looks like RGV had given enough resources for the director. Cinematographer Jagadeesh Cheekati needs a special mention for the way he had captured the flavor of Rayalaseema. Music director Ravi Shankar could have given much better music as we will feel that most of the background score was copied from the recent films.

On a whole, the film is a decent one time watchable for this weekend.

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