Final Report:
Devara is sure a one-time theater watch for its terrific action design and backdrop. However, the character design of Devar isn’t menacing enough, which could have taken it to a whole new level. Still, the movie offers enough for a theatrical experience. Go for it!
— Vara’s participation in the Ayudha Pooja ritual fight is superbly designed and executed.
First Half Report:
Devara first half is ‘Decent’ with a refreshing backdrop and Koratala mark dialogues. Anirudh does a satisfactory job so far, but a lot more is expected. However, the real impact or ‘high,’ is only felt during the intense massacre interval block, which is absolutely wild and bonkers.
— Ayudha Pooja dance choreography is refreshing, not just for the dance itself but also for the facial expressions that perfectly match the tune.
Devara starts with a 1996 backdrop, and Anirudh seems to be on the job right from the get-go. Stay tuned for the the first half report.
Devara Show Time: The theater atmosphere is a repeat of the recent biggie Kalki’s premiere day—the same euphoria, massive pre-sales, and electrifying crowds, as people take off from work to watch the movie on a weekday in the U.S.
Stay tuned for Devara ReviewUSA Premiere Report.
Devara is a fresh pan-India star vehicle from the Telugu industry. Devara is extremely critical for NTR to make a statement with a big bang success in Telugu markets to display his star power, and solid word of mouth will ensure opening the ticket counters in Hindi markets. Stay tuned for the Devara movie review and U.S. premiere report.
Cast: NTR, Saif Ali Khan, Janhvi Kapoor, Prakash Raj, Srikanth, Shine Tom Chacko
Producers: Sudhakar Mikkilineni – Kosaraju Harikrishna
Banners: Yuvasudha Arts and NTR Arts
Music: Anirudh Ravichander
DOP: Rathnavelu ISC
Editor: Sreekar Prasad
Production Designer : Sabu Cyril
VFX Supervisor : Yugandhar T
DI & Sound Mix : Annapurna Studios
U.S. Distributor: Hamsini Entertainment, Prathyangira Cinemas
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