Dynamite

Vishnu Manchu is an youngster with social responsibility. He goes for his first date with Anamika (Praneetha). Anamika is kidnapped right under the nose of Sivaji and cops doesn't believe him. There seems to be a conspiracy theory as Anamika's father is owner of a news TV channel holds vital information. Rest of the story is all about how far Sivaji goes to get his love of life back.

Vishnu Manchu is macho with rough beard and bulgy biceps. He is extremely good as an earnest guy who goes to any extreme to protect his love. He is believable in action episodes. Praneetha is nice as the girl in trouble and she performed well. JD Chakravathy is terrific as the villain. The subtle expressions he has given for interval episode speaks volumes about his work. The guy who played the role of JD's assistant is effective. Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao, Nagineedu and Raja Ravindra played their respective roles well. Viva Harsha is hilarious in single episode he has appeared. Praveen gets a brief, yet important role.

Story of the film is interesting with usage of technology and widgets.

"Vishnu has of late toned down his huge frame and he fits the part perfectly. Though he is a digital media professional, his character uses more of brain and muscles instead of technology. Though his performance is not really up to the mark, he pulls off stunts beautifully. On the other hand, Praneetha does little than walking around in mini- skirts. JD Chakravarthy gets to play the villain and he does his part well and with ease. Nagineedu in a brief role makes his presence felt. Usually, the norm is that in films that Vishnu produces, the technical values are high. "

I watched Dynamite without much hope of being impressed or even of being entertained. Recent Telugu movies have been passable, but nothing that really got my attention. Dynamite totally blew these thoughts out of my head! The tension between the two kept me engaged, and the non-obvious way in which it resolved itself left me more satisfied SO Dynamite is one of the most refreshing and naturally crafted suspense thriller with best performances, music and direction

Overall, Dynamite is a must-watch with great writing, direction, and action. I know I will be watching it again for many years.

Young actor Vishnu, is attempting some interesting films from the past few years. He is now back with yet another action thriller Dynamite. Also starring JD Chakravarthy, this film is directed by Deva Katta and has hit the screens in the year. Manchu Vishnu is a daring young man who meets a modern girl named Anamika(Pranitha). Charmed by his attitude, Anamika invites Sivaji to her apartment. As soon as the couple starts getting cozy, a serious twist in the tale occurs and Anamika is suddenly kidnapped by some unidentified goons. A helpless Sivaji starts chasing them and approaches the cops for help. To his surprise, even the cops are part of a huge conspiracy surrounding the kidnapping. Who are these goons ? Why did they kidnap Anamika ? and how does Sivaji risks his life and saves Anamika forms the rest of the story. Vishnu is the sole attraction of this action thriller. Right from the word go, it is Vishnu and his daring screen presence which makes things work. Vishnu's angry young man avatar and the way he performs his dare devil stunts is the major highlight of the film. Pranitha looks cute and supports Vishnu throughout the film well.