Bhagavath Kesari’s Censor Report and Buzz is the current hot topic in the Telugu film industry circles. It is widely known that Anil Ravipudi and Balakrishna have collaborated for the first time in their career with Bhagavanth Kesari and the inside reports strongly suggest that Anil Ravipudi has elevated Bhagavanth Kesari’s character very well and handled the overall film with a different taking apart from his usual style.
After a long gap, a big film is getting released in theaters as Bhagavath Kesari gearing up for 19th October release on the occasion of Dasara festival holidays. Currently, the team is busy in doing promotions. The cast and crew are giving continuous interviews.
Censor report of Bhagavanth Kesari
The movie has completed its censor formalities with U/A and the runtime is 163 minutes. The censor report is very positive, and industry buzz is also very positive about the film. The report says that Anil Ravipudi changed his style and completely and concentrated on the story this time and designed Bhagavanth Kesari’s characterization so well.
Balakrishna aims for a Hattrick
With back to back hits, Balakrishna is in super form, and he wants to continue this form with Bhagavanth kesari aims for a hattrick blockbuster. The positive vibes were evident with the release of the trailer as if gave impact of the right balance of emotions and entertainment and Balakrishna looked terrific.
Crucial film for Anil Ravipudi
The film, Bhagavath Kesari is so crucial for Anil Ravipudi as except his last film, F3, all his films are blockbusters at the box office: The film F3 not becoming a big commercial setback has broken Anil Ravipudi’s success streak, and he wants to come back again.
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