Vishwaksen is the multi talented actor in Tollywood. Now his latest movie Das Ka Dhamki released today with high expectations under his direction. Nevitha Pethuraj heroine in this film. Lets go and check out Das Ka Dhamki telugu movie review & rating.
Das Ka Dhamki Review & rating: 2.5/5
Starring: Vishwaksen, Nivetha Pethuraj, Rao Ramesh,Akshara Gowda & Others
Director: Vishwaksen
Producers: Karate Raju
Music Director: Leon James
Story: Krishna Das (Vishwaksen) is a waiter in a luxury restaurant who aims to make it big in life. One day he meets Keerthi (Nivetha Pethuraj) and falls for her instantly. He conceals the fact about his profession and makes Keerthi believe that he is affluent.
On the other hand, there is Dr. Sanjay Rudra (Vishwaksen), the lookalike of Krishna Das, who is the CEO of SR Pharma Pvt. Ltd. Sanjay wishes to see a cancer-free world and invents a miracle drug. While Sanjay Rudra is about to introduce his drug into the market, he dies in an accident.
Meanwhile, Keerthi gets to know the truth about Krishna Das, and he loses his job afterwards. To save the Pharma company, Sanjay’s uncle (Rao Ramesh) brings Krishna Das in place of Sanjay. What happens later? How did it change Krishna’s life? The movie has the answers.
Positive Points:
Vishwaksen
entertainment
Hyper Aadi
Negative Points:
second half
Screenplay
simple Story
Lack of twists
Performance: Vishwaksen is a talented actor who has proven himself in his past movies. Vishwaksen demonstrated his ability to work in a commercial hero role with Das Ka Dhamki. He has sufficiently varied his performances for both characters. The performer gives a standout performance in a few scenes.
In Das Ka Dhamki, Nivetha Pethuraj portrays a highly attractive character, and she radiated on screen. The two of them have great chemistry. Even in the romantic parts, the fun perspective is skillfully kept, keeping the viewer interested. Hyper Aadi, Rao Ramesh, Prudhvi, and others are okay in their roles.
Verdict: The first half lacks a narrative and moves quickly, with the humour and entertainment component working mostly as intended. Vishwaksen, Hyper Aadi, and Jabardast Mahesh’s scenes worked out well. The trio’s comic timing and histrionics generated a good deal of laughter.
Particularly before to the movie’s premiere, there was a lot of discussion concerning the second half. The producers promised that this episode will be unique in its sort and startle the audience. But despite all the excitement, the second hour actually falls short of living up to expectations.
In Das Ka Dhamki, Vishwaksen did a terrific job acting, but he fell short when it came to directing. Although there is potential, it was not successfully translated to the screen.
Das Ka Dhamki partially entertains as a whole. The first and second parts of the movie are both good. A straightforward narrative is given with a few amusing twists here and there. Although Vishwaksen is entertaining, the film falls short of the expectations. You should watch the movie, but keep your expectations in control.
