Bheemla Nayak

I liked original one better . In this version it felt like hero was given more importance . In the original version both hero and villain are of same level but this version as you can see is more heroes heroism focused. Original is named Ayyampanum Koshium , that is hero and villain name whereas this one is named after only hero name. They remade this into typical Tollywood type . I think it went more hero focused than story . Please Tollywood change to the other side nd also focus on stories not just hyping heroes.

Enjoyable throughout and many will watch this movie more than once. Will create new OTT records soon! Show will run jam packed for first 2-3 weeks!!

Acting, music, dialogs and emotions are assets to the movie. This movie throughout has power packed moments and advances the story. Team took good care in carrying the soul of the movie and added required localizations especially with some human values.

First thing this is not even close to the original AK movie. Every character over reacted and acted. Simply the movie is made forfans but that also disappointed in the screen play.

The Telugu screenplay of this film can be described as fast-paced, but it lacks refinement. While the interval sequence surpasses the original, the changes made in the second half fail to impress.

Certain dialogues in the film are well-crafted, while others come across as forced and silly.

The direction of the film is merely satisfactory, lacking any standout elements.

Pawan Kalyan's appearance in this film falls short of his usual charm, as he seems somewhat unhealthy in certain scenes. However, his acting performance is passable, showcasing decent variations in his portrayal.

Rana fits the role perfectly, delivering an adequate performance. It is worth noting that he should be commended for successfully portraying an egoistic character without letting his own ego interfere.

Nithya Menen tends to overact, but strangely, it works well on screen.

The production values are decent, and the background music enhances certain scenes effectively.

If you haven't seen the original film, you may find some enjoyment in this remake.

However, it is important to note that this film falls short of being a perfect remake, unlike "Gabbar Singh."

Whenever there's a remake announced and Pawan Kalyan headlines it, you know the original will not just be remade but will be adapted to ensure his fans remain happy. So if the original is a drama about two men's bid to show up each other with class and caste disparity making for an imbalanced power dynamic, the remake will have ample fight scenes, massy moments and a touch of the actor's political ideology thrown in. While sometimes such films work and other times they don't, Saagar K Chandra's adaptation of Ayyappanum Koshiyum, with screenplay and dialogues by Trivikram Srinivas, definitely works for the most part.

The climax and second half is the main highlights of the film. Not only climax, writing and screenplay, direction and music also the highlights.

Actually for fans, please don't believe the idiots who spreading negativity to the film.

To haters, please go and watch the film in the theatre you will understand and see their reactions.

Here we see too much positive reviews. I assumed it may repeat the success of the original.