There are a few elements to please fans and B and C centers audience, which should help the film to sustain until the festival period is over. One would expect a roaring and powerful mass entertainer with ‘Simha’ in the title, but all Jai Simha offers is a tear-jerking melodrama where the protagonist keeps on sacrificing everything for his love. Production values are just okay as the film is made with a moderate budget. Cinematography has nothing to rave about. His direction in first half is passable, but the second half puts the patience to test.Ĭhirantan Bhatt’s background score is very loud. He follows the old school techniques to elevate the drama and that doesn’t appeal to the tastes of current generation audience. KS Ravi Kumar’s screenplay and execution makes it feel like we are watching a twenty year old film. Prabhakar and Asutosh Rana as the bad guys are very loud. Prakash Raj got a very passive role and Brahmanandam’s comedy is so boring and stale. Hari Priya and Natasha characters are badly written. Nayanatara played an emotional character and she is fine within her character’s limitations. His energetic dances in Amma Kutty will impress fans. His performance in the Brahmin episode stands out. He is at his ferocious best in action scenes. Why are their kids identical? What is the story behind Narasimha and Gauri?īalakrishna appears in two different getups yet again. Thereafter he confronts Gauri (Nayanatara) whose son is a look alike of Narasimha’s son. He comes across a local goon who vouches to kill his son. He settles down in Kumbakonam as a driver in a rich man’s house. Narasimha (Balakrishna) with his infant baby goes to find a right place to bring up his son.

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