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EDITOR'S PICK
Rating: **1/2
"Don Seenu" is a typical Ravi Teja film - predictable yet
entertaining. If you`ve seen films like "Dubai Seenu",
"Kick", "Vikramarkudu" and "Bhadra", then it won`t
be difficult to predict the story of "Don Seenu".
The story per se offers nothing fresh. Ravi Teja once again plays an
irresponsible guy falling in love with a girl and trying hard to get her
approval.
Then comes the inevitable twists where the villains play spoilsport to enable
Ravi Teja to do some action acrobatics. And then is the formulaic climax, where
eventually all is well that ends well.
Ravi Teja`s acting does get a bit monotonous though the film`s setting and
visuals are great. He might get monotonous but his dialogue delivery, specially
in the comic scenes, is bound to enteratin you.
Despite the predictable story, Ravi Teja tries to salvage the film with his
abundant talent in mimicry, dialogue delivery and stunts.
Another negative aspect of the movie is that its second half tends to drag.
In the film, Ravi Teja plays Seenu, who has been an Amithabh Bachchan fan from
childhood. He likes being called `Don Seenu` to such an extent that he won`t
answer anybody, including his teacher, when he is referred to as Seenu.
Seenu grows up to be the henchman of Don Machineni, who has a running feud with
another don called Narsing. Machineni hatches a plan whereby Seenu falls in love
with Narsing`s sister Deepthi, who is already engaged to a big businessman`s
son.
But there is a twist in the tale as Machineni finds out that Seenu is actually
falling for his own sister.
"Don Seenu" is a Ravi Teja film all the way. He is superb in the role
and is sure to entertain audiences. Shriya, who has returned to the Telugu film
industry after a gap of nearly three years, only adds to the glamour quotient
with her chique outfits.
"Don Seenu" is worth a watch only for Ravi Teja`s entertaining acts.