The much hyped movie this year “PANJAA” completed its censor formalities yesterday (December 3rd) and all set to release on December 9, 2011. The Censor people were happy with the Panjaa and recommended U/A certificate for its bits and pieces of violence in the flick. The official certificate will be allotted on 7th December.
As far as censor verdict is concerned Pawan Kalyan, Adivi Sesh are the main characters in the flick. Bhramanandam and Pawan Kalyan’s chemistry is main highlight in the movie. Debut actress Sarah Jane Dias is pretty and she given her best to this role. Anjali Lavania was appealing in small character. Panjaa Technical values are the major asset of the movie.
Plus:
- Pawan Kalyan
- Music
- Cinematography
- Bhramanandam
- Sarah Jane Dias
- Adivi Sesh
- Re-recording
Minus:
- Thin Storyline
- Fight Sequences could Have been better
- Slow Village episode
- Drags in between
Panjaa First half starts off with stylish episodes, but the pace drops in middle. Pre interval episodes catch the good speed. Second half starts off slow and Drags, but bits and pieces of comedy keeps you engaged. From Pre Climax episode movie catches nice speed ends of pretty well. Every song is timed well and even shot well. Cinematography by P. S. Vinod is Fantabulous.
Positives of Panjaa are Pawan Kalyan, Bhrami, Adivi and Technical values. On the flip side its slow narration in the 2nd half and thin storyline. Overall, Panjaa received an above average talk from the censor people.
Pawan Kalyan the ‘King of Opening‘, could not ask for anything better than a Dec 9 release as Panjaa one of the most eagerly awaited films will take a bumper opening, with ensuring that the film will hold on in its second week as there is no competition to it..
Panjaa has wrapped up all post production works and is ready for worldwide release on Dec 9th. Sarah Jane Dias and Anjali Lavania are playing the leading ladies in this Vishnuvardan’s directorial and Neelima Tirumalashetty and Shobu Yarlagadda are the producers. Yuvan Shankar Raja scored the music while PS Vinod is handled the cinematography.
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