Balakrishna's Paisa Vasool movie review and rating

Balakrishnas Paisa Vasool movie review and rating
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Highlights

Balakrishna has done justice to his role in the movie. He was seen in never seen before avatar and has given a high energy performance. It is eye feast action entertainer to Balayya fans.

Film: Paisa Vasool
Director: Puri Jagannadh
Cast: Nandamuri Balakrishna, Shriya Saran, Vikramjeet Virk, Kyra Dutt and Kabir Bedi

Nandamuri Balakrishna’s latest outing Paisa Vasool is receiving a positive response from the audience. The word of mouth from the across the globe Paisa Vasool is the best action entertainer film after Baahubali 2.

Plot: Balakrishna plays the role of a cab driver, Theda Singh in Portugal. On other hand, he is shown being released from Tihar Jail and gets recruited by India’s premier intelligence agency RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) to find out about Mafia don Bob Marley (Vikramjit Virk) for some purpose.

Sarika (Musskan Sethi) complains that her sister (Shriya Saran) has been missing. Shriya will be seen playing as Journalist in the movie who does the sting operation on Bob Marley.

In the second half, RAW authorities will be in shock witnessing Balakrishna's behavior and start doubting him. They realize Theda Singh is not what he appears to be. Who is Paisa Vasool? What is a relationship between the missing Journalist and Balakrishna? Is he on Raw authorities side or Don side? The movie is all about whether Balakrishna succeed in mission or not.

Highlights:

Punch Dialogues
Balakrishna’s comic characterization
Car Chasing
Climax

Performance: Balakrishna has done justice to his role in the movie. He was seen in never seen before avatar and has given a high energy performance. It is eye feast action entertainer to Balayya fans.

Verdict: Paisa Vasool is a racy entertainer. This weekend you must watch the film and its worth your ticket. Overall good content driven film after Balakrishna's Gautamiputra Satakarni.

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