Cast: Kalyaan Dhev, Malavika Nair, Murli Sharma, Nasser & Others
Banner: Vaarahi Chalana Chitram
Music: Harshavardhan Rameshwar
Cinematography: Senthil Kumar
Editor: Karthik Srinivas
Producers: Rajani Korrapati & Sai Korrapati
Written & Directed by Rakesh Sasi 

Rating: 2.5/5

Introducing another hero from the mega family, Kalyaan Dhev Kanuganti who is the son-in-law of Megastar Chiranjeevi has been launched with the movie Vijetha. With Malavika Nair as the heroine, the movie hit the screens today. Here is the full review of the movie Vijetha.

Story Line:

Murli Sharma has played the role of Srinivasa Rao. He is a super talented photographer, who sacrifices his career for his family. He kills his passion, and works hard to feed the family. Srinivasa Rao's son Ram (Kalyaan Dhev) is lazy and irresponsible.

At one point in time, an uninvited twist changes Ram's life. What happens and how the incident will change the lives of Srinivasa Rao and his family is to be watched in the theaters only.

Roles and Performances:

Kalyaan Dhev's performance is good, as it is his debut movie. There are spaces, where he needs to improve his acting skills. If he works on expressions, dance and a few other things, its good to go.

Malavika Nair is beautiful and is good in the limited role she has got.

Actor Murli Sharma steals the show. His acting is one of the biggest pluses for Vijetha. He lived in the role of the middle-class father.  Nasser, Satyam Rajesh etc have justified their roles well.

Analysis:

Vijetha has nothing new to serve to the audience. The same old emotional formula, which elevates the hero from being irresponsible to becoming a kingpin. Being it Kalyan Dhev's debut, it seems like the movie is a safe game for him. No experiments and no risks. An old story remade with the new star cast. A little dramatic here and there.

Technical Aspects:

Vijetha is technically good. Cameraman Senthil is to be given due credits, for the rich capture of locations. The chicken song is impressive. Screenplay is good. Dialogues are impressive. Production values are superb.

Plus Points:

+ Father-son relationship
+ Climax

Minus Points:

- Routine Story.

Final Verdict: A family movie. Go without any expectations for a one-time watch.