Bheema Review: Pongals' Action Thriller - Page 3

For confirmation of my review, see

http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=592634&TPN=1 9

i heard trisha didn't had a chance to show her acting talents in this movie, thats how bad it is. i have not watched it yet but i loved the songs from this movie especially mudhal mazhalai (it has a very familiar dejavu from his earlier movie samurai?)

it was only doing ok in the theatres, i heard kaalai was worse lol 😆

BG, you have to pay me to see Simbu in the cinema. 😆

You are right, it is not fair to blame Trisha - it's Vikram and Lingusamy. Vikram for choosing such a crap story and Lingusamy for making such a crap film. It's about time that men shoulder their responsibilities and not attempt to pass off the blame on "raasi-illatha" actresses. 😡

Vikram said he did Bheema only for the climax.

Here's wht National award winning reviewer Baradwaj Rangan has to write abt Bheema.


"Here's how I imagine the director's narration to his leading man went:'You are the hero, see. You make ur entry in the movie with a fight scene ;then you fight some more, and then some more. Then you sing a song, and fight some more. Then you'll do another fight scene. A song later, you fight, and you fight and you fight and its time for intermission. Then you fight, see, and wht you do next is different. You FIGHT now. See the difference? Then you sing a song, fight again, and yet again, and finally some ten minutes before the end, you get to display some interesting shades to your character, by which time, of course, no one's going to care.'"

😆 😆

I haven't watched the movie, but this cracked me up when I read this in the Indian Express. 😆

😆 😆 Thanks, ditty. Sort of summed it for me, really. 😡

i wouldn't say it was that bad...there could have been more humour...and prakash raj was good...its just that the storyline was stupid

Originally posted by: ditty

Vikram said he did Bheema only for the climax.

Here's wht National award winning reviewer Baradwaj Rangan has to write abt Bheema.


"Here's how I imagine the director's narration to his leading man went:'You are the hero, see. You make ur entry in the movie with a fight scene ;then you fight some more, and then some more. Then you sing a song, and fight some more. Then you'll do another fight scene. A song later, you fight, and you fight and you fight and its time for intermission. Then you fight, see, and wht you do next is different. You FIGHT now. See the difference? Then you sing a song, fight again, and yet again, and finally some ten minutes before the end, you get to display some interesting shades to your character, by which time, of course, no one's going to care.'"

😆 😆

I haven't watched the movie, but this cracked me up when I read this in the Indian Express. 😆

I agree with Ranjan for a simple and intelligent narration! 😃

Baradwaj Rangan did a good job... 😆 😆