The first thing to catch the attention is Balayya’s styling and presentation. The mini Kurta attire looks very fresh on him. The salt and pepper look has been altered slightly to deliver a more suiting one for Balayya’s facial features.
While the looks are classy, his characterization looks Balayya mark massy. There are several action shots and powerful dialogue spread across the teaser. Balayya’s trademark power in dialogue delivery is also utilized to the fullest.
This is the first time Anil Ravipudi is doing a full blown mass film and he had to make some alterations to his style of narrative, given the man of masses image of Balayya. He appears to have acclimatized perfectly as he presented Balayya in a fan-plesing and at the same time, fresh manner.
Thaman’s background score does the job. It packs the desired impetus to fuel the elevation blocks shown in the teaser. Coming to the title, it is indeed confirmed that the film has been titled Bhagavanth Kesari.
The film is coming this Dasara season and given the fresh presentation of Balayya, the film appears to be packing good box office prospects.
The producer Sahu Garapati too is a young and passionate producer and we can see his taste and choice in the making. There’s the conscious effort to showcase Balayya in an exciting new manner.
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