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Of course, director Boyapati Sreenu’s movies are full of those stunts that defy gravity, do not care about physics and its laws, and try to showcase our fights and stunts in the most unrealistic “Matrix” kind of style. Though we enjoy similar stunts by superheroes in Hollywood movies, somehow Boyapati gets trolled for this anti-physics and anti-gravity activity.
The director’s latest release “Akhanda” is also having so many anti-physics stunts we have to say, but this time Boyapati made sure that there will be no laughing stocks like Vinaya Vidheya Rama train sequence. Guess what, it’s been a long time that such stunts are seen on the silver screen and Balayya’s latest flick has once again brought back the glory of those anti-physics stunts.
Needless to say, all the fights of Nandamuri Balakrishna are built on lots of exaggeration, physics-defying stuff, and they are terrifically choreographed by action directors Ram Lakshman and Stunt Siva teams. Clubbed with Thaman’s pulsating background score, the action sequences stood completely over the top we have to say. But the good thing is, even A-centre audiences are enjoying these treats as it has been almost a year to see such stuff on the screen.
Despite movie reviewers and film enthusiasts being upset with Boyapati’s routine fare, general audiences are getting high with the anti-physics treat. And if youths catch up with this treat for a week or so at theatres, then Akhanda will be another commercial hit for sure.
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