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Natasha Doshi’s character is that of a party girl, who snorts cocaine.
His writing is so outdated that he comes up really short on building any tension into the narrative to set up the audience for a big revelation. Ravikumar seemingly wanted to create Rajinikanth’s Baasha-like interval sequence but fails terribly. And just before the end of the tedious first half, we finally get to see the true power of Narasimha.
And the director has written some preposterous sequences that pushes Narasimha to show off his action chops. We here get the sense that he definitely had a violent past and has turned over a new leaf for the sake of his son. He always tries to keep away from violence and turn the other way even when trouble comes calling. Narasimha (Balakrishna) travels from one city to another and one state to another in search of a peaceful life for him and his newborn child.
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