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This Covid-19 lockdown making one into a fan of other language movies, Yes, my whole family is now into Tollywood. To start with we have watched stylish star Allu Arjun movie "Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo" - Will share the review some time. Now finished watching the movie of Nithiin and Rashmika Mandanna star cast "Bheeshma".

The flick plot is very simple, A single frustrated boy who was single for a long time searching for a girl to love with, found a girl, and chasing her to earn her to love him. In the meantime, A organic farming company called Bheeshma Organic, The Owner who did not have a successor to run the company after him proclaiming that a new CEO will be disclosed on the company's fiftieth anniversary. A rival business that was trying to facilitate conventional chemical farming closely following Bheeshma Organic. What happens next is the remaining story.

The screenplay is framed to be confronted with a lot of timing humor and memes quotation. Even in the middle of action sequences, Nithiin is telling some punches seriously but the counter dialogs by Vennela Kishore will make the scene humor full. The intermission scene was predictable but the opposite version in the post-intermission will make us laugh on the expression of Nithiin face. The dialogues too are quirky as the characters in the film and they liven the scenes.

The movie has added some seasonings apart from romance are to show the significance of organic farming against chemical-induced farming subtly without disturbing the humor quotient.

Overall, An Illogical flick but entertaining. If you want to try watching different genres try this movie.

Likes and Dislikes

The comedy scenes are favorable, and the movie kept its speed from scene one to the conclusion. The songs are decent and limited in length. Nithin and Rashmika made a cute pair, they both deliver compelling yet nuanced performances. Sampath Raj as Chaitra's father plays an effective role which would surely carve his performance into the minds of the audience. Especially, his WhatsApp conversation with Bheeshma is so funny that your sides will ache from laughing. Vennela Kishore gives a stand-out performance with his witty one-liners. Cinematography has traveled along with the script well.

Sujata (Mute) portrayed by Aditi Rao Hydari fell in love with a priest called Sufi portrayed by Dev Mohan. He was the one who does the call of the 'azaan', through a harmonious voice and he was one of the disciples the head of the mosque. When Sujatha's father came to know about their love, He made her marry an NRI doctor Rajeev depicted by Jayasurya. When they two lovebirds get separated Sufi left his rosary with her as a symbol of their love. Rajeev, Who was an NRI doctor in Dubai having a skeptical relationship with Sujatha. Ten years later, the couple came to know that the Sufi was dead. Rajeev plans to take her to their native to attend his ceremony. What happens next is the plot. The flick has the same pace from the start to the end. The cinematography is usually wonderful, It absorbs the attention of viewers with the ambiance of Kerala. The music is really good and the songs were up to the mark. The movie has tried to show the love between the two which went in a different way. Overall, The movie has missed being engrossing in the romantic melodrama. My VR Critique Rating: 4.8/10 Plot: 4/10 Screenplay: 4/10 Cinematography: 6/10 Casting & Acting: 4/10 Background Score: 6/10 Likes and Dislikes The plot is preliminary and fabby writing which gives an uncooked movie. If the writer focuses on the acting and the expressions of the artists, there might be a likelihood of the movie gone solid. The screenplay has also followed the same with the plot as it adds too many flavors of suspense which can be easily predictable. The acting of Hydari is soggy, She was lovely in the screen presence but missed to be eliciting in acting, Since she was mute, Expressions is the most important tool which will add spice to the part, it went cross fired, She didn't do that. Mass blunder to the plot. The screen presence of the Sufi by Dev Mohan, we can see a halo on him. The role of Rajeev by Jayasurya, He is the one who clenches the rope till the end as a jealousy husband and as a man who yearns for his partner's romance. Prime video has missed it's another exclusive movie.

Aarya is one of the hits for Hotstar after the "SpecialOps" series. Aarya is an adaptation of a Dutch series called PENOZA (BLACK WIDOW). This series is much more special to the spectators as Sushmita Sen has returned to the screen after a decade. She is not aged, still looking young and gorgeous. Her secret of her maintaining her was shown in the movie. Stepping into the story, it revolves around a rich family of Rajasthan. The series has nine episodes, each episode is about 50 minutes, the director has taken enough to show the whole story and in detailed. Tej (Chandrachud Singh), a family living in Rajasthan along with his wife and three kids. He along with his brother-in-law and his friend does opium work for medicines through a façade of Pharmaceuticals and does some illegal work in the background.

Tej's wife Arya (Sushmita) is the daughter of a don who started this work. Being rich and respectful with fortune, Arya's brother wants to increase it to the next level. There is an entry of cocaine, Tej dies in this fight, and Aarya's brother jailed.

After that, the defaulters harass Aarya, since she started to handle the business. There are many problems in front of her, which is to handle work, handle the family, and to fight the difficulties constantly facing, need to find his husband's killer. There is more to tell but let me stop here to give you a chance to stream it.

The first two episodes may seem slow, but after the third episode, the story picks up a bit. The story may reflect rich families, well-advanced culture, but there is also nervousness in it. How does a woman handle business when she faces difficulties?

The one which I love the most in the series is the songs which played in a loop. Attaching the link of the song, do hear it. "Bade Achche Lagte Hain" The love between Tej and Aarya was remarkable, So touchy.

Overall, A Prodigious welcome of Dutch series to India. Indian Penoza as Aarya has won many hearts through Sushmita Sen.

My VR Critique Rating: 8.9/10 Story, Screenplay & Direction: 9.5/10 Camera Work: 9/10 Casting & Acting: 9/10 Background Score: 8/10 Likes and Dislikes The Series is greatly adapted to Indian based series, the screenplay has played a vital role and it is splendid. The cast and the acting, Sushmita has lived in the role of Aarya, she crafted it very well. Apart from her, ACP Khan portrayed by Vikas Kumar who is coming in almost all episodes desperately finding a hole to bring down Aarya's family. He has acted very well. Apart from that, The role of Daulat, A heavily built-up character but given a less screen presence and the kids of Aarya, matured acting. The thing I feel missing is the momentum, which was slow in the first, it took two complete episodes to start the hop. The attempt of bringing Bhagavat Gita, Felt bored and blunder. Since the series been rated as 15+, the in-depth of the drug cartel and the mafia was not shown. They stickled with limited characters and made an outline of the drug cartel.