Bengal Tiger

Introduction :

Mass Maharaja after worst flop with the most expected movie Kick 2, paired up with Sampath Nandi for the project titled Bengal Tiger. When Sampath was rejected by Pawan Kalyan, he remained the title same but changed the entire story based on the image of Ravi Teja. Whether his attempt on Mass Maharaja has worked properly or not has to figure out with the review of the movie which was released in theaters on December 10.

Story :

Aakash (Ravi Teja) is a cool guy who enjoys his life in a smooth way. When rejected by a girl in a marriage proposal and asks him to become celebrity Aakash’s ego hurts and tries different ways to become famous.

In his attempts he meets the Home Minister Nagappa (Rao Ramesh) and becomes right hand to him. Impressed by his guts and daring nature Nagappa appoints him as his daughter’s Shraddha (Rashi Khanna) bodyguard. As in every film happens, Shraddha falls in love with Aakash. At last their love will be accepted by Home Minister, when he decides to announce his daughter’s engagement suddenly Aakash discloses his love with CM Ashok Gajapathi (Boman Irani)’s daughter Meera (Tamannah). This remains the twist of story. How did Aakash know Meera? What happens then? This we will get to know after watching movie.

Plus Points:

As per name Mass Maharaja has done hundred percent justice to his mass character. When you consider his last movies in which he rocked the floor with extreme energy has done the same way in this film also. When coming to glamour point Rashi Khanna and Tamannah made the floor wet with their sizzling hot performances. The main backbone of the film is comedy king Prithvi. Posani, brahmi also made their presence more special which made people blow whistles in the theatre. Technical department supported the film very well.

Minues Points :

Movie with routine concept, not many twists, emotions etc are the major minus points. Music is not that good when compared to his old movies. Second half of the movie is the worst part we must say.

Conclusion :

Finally to have fun with mass dialogues and energetic performance of Ravi Teja then you can just go and have a onetime watch. Rather than that, this movie doesn’t have that many features to watch it again and again.