Sadly Over-hyped

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

Ramacharan dance fight bagundi, rajmoli direction extraordinary, location super, graphic bagundi.A bike stuntman recalls his previous life as a warrior, and pursues his love's reincarnation. A sinister figure from their shared past threatens to separate them forever. awesome dance performances....Kajal looks good....can watch this 100 times...biggest gross ever in TFI...A revolutionary movie in TFI with huge collections...Other movies and hero's tried to copy this but was not at all close to Magadheera..

I hardly watch Telugu or Tamil MOVIES because of their greasy screenplay and dialogs. Over cooked action sequences and too stupid comedy. My friend Kumar recommended me to watch this movie but I didn't count on it on that time. After his lots of persuasion I watched it and I was literary surprised, dazzled and entertained. I wasn't expecting that I will like it to such great height.Movie is about a guy (RamCharan) named Harsha who accidentally touch the hand of a young girl(Kajal Agarwal) Indu without seeing her face and that "soul touch"connects his present to the past. He try to find her as 400 yearsbefore in 1609 AD in the kingdom of Udaigarh, he was a warrior namedKalaBhairava (Ram Charan) who trains soldier. The Senadhipathi Randheer(Dev Gil) lusts on Yuvarani Mitravinda (Kajal) but the latter loves Kalabhirava. That results in a huge battle between Randheer and Kalabhairava which puts end for their lives. Sher Khan (Sri Hari), the Muslim invader witnesses the valor and love of Kalabhairava and salutes to him. They take rebirth as Harsha and Indu. And many characters from the past also come to present with the soul connectivity. How the past unfold, what happens next?? And how story ends all answers lie in the movie. Magadheera might have old school story and concept but it is refreshing and stupendous because of very good direction by S.S Rajamouli, great Cinematography, Art Direction 'the marvelous sets of Udaigarh and costumes' was commendable, good Visual Effects, Action Sequences were breath-taking and nail biting especially "the war sequence between Bhairava and Sher Khan's soldiers"-this is the HIGH POINT of the movie" and not forgetting about acting of Ram Charan and Kajal Agarwal. Ram Charan was the show stealer. Looked cool and cute as a lover boy and vigorous & valor as Bhairava the Warrior. Kajal Agarwal was equally good in her role. The music was extremely well. Pleasing to hear, ironically I can't get any lyrics as Movie is in Telugu but still two songs are my favorite because of their rhythm and music. The Background Score is also justifying. Overall a great movie with all elements in it. Very entertaining indeed. Ram Charan lives up his father's reputation "Chiranjiv". A definitely MUST WATCH movie. If some unnecessary scenes, one and two songs in the 2nd half had been skipped and more Editing had been done making the movie little bit short and more crispier then it would have been a PERFECT 10/10. I rate it 9/10. CATCH IT!

Magadheera is one of the best movie ever on Tollywood silver screen the technical crew made its excellence.The way of presentation from the director made it go on the top.worth watching....Analysis: Opening episode of the movie is superb. First half of the movie is nice and second half is decent. The tempo goes down right after the flashback episode as it's everybody's guess that what follows is a predictable climax. The plus points of the movie are Ram Charan Teja, novel subject of rebirth, flashback episode, grandeur and commercial pay offs. On the flip side, there is tremendous scope for improvement in the second half. On a whole, Magadheera might not be a great film. But it is a good entertainer with nicely packed commercial elements and grandeur. Go and watch it in a theater near you with nice projection and good sound system.Tailpiece: There is uncanny resemblance to Arundhati and Magadheera stories. Both these films are about incarnations. Both these movies have Aghora episodes. And villain lusts heroine and that forms the central conflict point in both these movies.

Sometimes you feel you should be the first one to review a movie so to share and enjoy the applause that it gets later on. Magadheera is just of that kind. I was amazed and thrilled by the way the movie starts over that deep valley. Some say the movie lets you down in the next half an hour but I suspect that was a ploy by the director. Reason simple, if it was the other way, it would have ended up being an overdose. A mediocre 30-40 minutes with an undercurrent indication to the flash back opened up doors to what is undoubtedly the best achievement in Telugu cinema in movies of this Genre.Awesome is what I had in my mind leaving to the interval break. Rarely does one feel the break time in Indian cinema is not needed and this happens to be one such occasion. Second half started the roller-coaster ride. You see all the effort that the technicians had put in the movie. While songs are not at their best while listening, they were much better on picture. Dheera Dhreera song should be one of the best pictured songs in Telugu cinema. Charan has a long way to go but there are a few areas where he needs to work out a lot. But well.. for someone in his very second movie, he seems to had put extraordinary effort for this outcome. A pat on back for Rajamouli too. Some scenes of the movie will haunt you for a long time. The starting scene and the scene where the horse (Badshah) comes back to rescue Charan. The horse chase sequences leading to scene are also superbly pictured. In spite of some obvious logical errors, I felt utterly satisfied for a Telugu movie after a long time. Hard work pays off.PS: Rarely (sad but true! ) we'll get chance to take our non-Telugu colleagues to a Telugu movie and feel proud. Make the most of it with Magadheera. Let all know that our industry can make the best of the best.