Srikanth

Good movie!

we need English version

Good movie!

Good movie!

The movie is a stunning narrative of visually impaired man's inspiring journey and achievements. Rajkumar Rao and the whole cast's acting is like a breath of fresh air... Superb plot and acting. Carrying such a tough role has been made to look easy by the amazing pictorial representation. The movie is sure to strike an emotional chord and awaken you from slumber. The best part is the tender moments and delicate picturization to show the struggles of Srikanth. Highly amazed by the level of acting and storyline. Strongly recommended to those who want to have a perfect family evening and learn beautiful life lessons.

As far as acting is concerned Rajkumar Rao never disappoints and Srikanth is no exception. A very nice movie with great actors including Rajkumar Rao, Sharad Kelkar, jyothika, Alaya F and a great direction. It seems the movie finished in a blink of eye. There was not a single moment which can be said to be boring. The movie generates various emotions right from being ambitious, daring, creative, modest. Enacting a blind person is not easy but Rajkumar Rao nailed it. Jyothika's acting is very natural and flawless. Sharad kelkar as usual performs great. Overall it is a great movie and a must watch. It's great to see such brilliantly acted movies with a nice story and message nowadays.

Srikanth" is a biographical drama that tells the inspiring story of Srikanth Bolla, a visually impaired industrialist. The film follows his journey from a small village to the heights of success, overcoming societal barriers and challenges. Rajkummar Rao delivers a standout performance, with the supporting cast adding depth to the narrative. However, the film's formulaic structure, lack of nuance in certain areas, and a rushed ending may not appeal to those seeking a more unconventional narrative. Overall, "Srikanth" is a film that will leave you inspired, with a story worth telling and performances worth applauding, but it falls short in some areas, earning it a 3 out of 5 stars.

It's inspirational movie my all time favorite. Rajkummar Rao delivers a lesson to the ableist world. The movie is a stunning narrative of visually impaired man's inspiring journey and achievements. Rajkumar Rao and the whole cast's acting is like a breath of fresh air... Superb plot and acting. Carrying such a tough role has been made to look easy by the amazing pictorial representation. The movie is sure to strike an emotional chord and awaken you from slumber. The best part is the tender moments and delicate picturization to show the struggles of Srikanth. Highly amazed by the level of acting and storyline. Strongly recommended to those who want to have a perfect family evening and learn beautiful life lessons.

Rajkummar Rao's portrayal of Srikanth truly merits a national award, as his acting prowess is unparalleled. In Srikanth, Rajkummar showcases his versatility to perfection, leaving no aspect of the character unexplored. The poignant promo dialogue, "Mai andha hoon, but mai dekh sakta hoon sapne," is followed by a powerful compilation of his most compelling scenes, further highlighting his exceptional talent. A highlight reel of Rajkummar's diverse roles from various movies solidifies his standing as one of the finest actors in the industry today. This is a must-watch in theaters; it represents the true essence of Bollywood. A film of this caliber deserves immense appreciation.

*Review of Movie Srikant (2024)* Currently running in Theatres. While watching this movie, you face an experience that alternately makes you feel excited, elated or happy and also makes you feel sad, disappointed or frustrated. Watching this film has been an emotional roller coaster for me. It is a Film of Raj Kumar Rao and Tushar Hiranandani. In every frame Raj Kumar Rao is unimaginable, composition of each shot each frame has command with technical brilliance of Tushar. Either it is editing or cinematography, casting, background scoring rendition of "Papa kehtey hain bara naam Karega", simply amazing. Hats off Jyothika, Sharad & Sirini in father role. A mind-blowing journey to life of visually impaired living legend Srikant Bulla is so inspirational and stunning, that many thing in life we must learn. Dream big, never give up. Film narrates how a visually impaired person breaks all barriers and hurdles to obtain a degree from MIT, United States and comes back to India and established a private company manufacturing recycled paper worth more than 100 crores turnover. In India Colleges, Institutions, Corporate houses neither they have bothered nor they have concerned about talent intelligence brilliance visions of visually impaired persons. All we have a perception that visually impaired persons are for singing and begging in Train bus. Film narrated Raasta paar karaaney ke naam par hum daya dikhatey hain, pyar may andha word as a phrase use kartey hain. In one scene we see, the our icon President of India Dr Abdul Kalam Azad is in conversation with students, where Srikanth proudly says in front of him that he wants to be the first visually impaired President of India. In another scene we see, in an award function notable Srikant returns his award of 'Business Excellence' because he gets nominated in special category. On the stage he firmly says that on the basis of any special category award he will not accept. He would only accept the award if he is nominated with the nominees in the general category. Due to this confidence, and acumen he developed his business empire called Bollant Industries. This biopic is an inspiration for many who become the victim of being physically challenged and lose hope in life. A must watch for all of you, show this film to your children. They may learn some lessons on inclusiveness, and we & we Lions(Lions Clubs Members) might too. *Film will left you lasting impression* *THIS FILM IS BEYOND STAR. SO NO STAR*