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Ѻ Dev Gill:: Has got what is takes to breathe a menacingly evil re- incarnate into life. Ѻ Kim Sharma:: Her item song was clearly a force-fit. The appalling act in the name of comedy was easily dispensable. On behalf of the fans of the original version, do I need to spell the word "foul"? Ѻ Suneel & Brahmanandam were merely a force-fit into the storyline. Ѻ Mumait Khan:: Attempts to displace "Disco Shanti" in the garb of "Bangaru Kodi Petta" remix. Ѻ Rao Ramesh:: Brings in the stage-like performance coupled with his makeup, gait and hissing dialogue delivery to breathe life into the character of "Aghora".

On that note, perhaps there was a good opportunity for heroine #2 to stage an entry (on the lines of every papa Chiranjeevi's movie). Kajal is good as "Indira" but sadly a misfit to pull-off the regal character of "Yuvarani Mitravinda Devi". It was evident that she attempts to cover up her acting skills with her coy expressions. Ѻ Kajal Agarwal:: The new poster-girl on the block, thanks to the good looks. The action sequences are well executed though. Songs by Keeravani don't quite rise upto the expectations. The editor I am sure made a silent prayer with every stitch that logic remains unquestioned by the audience. It would be an understatement to mention the writing has holes as the proceedings give an impression that the impromptu scribbling act was attempted on the set a few minutes before the shot was canned.

The entire team seems to have been obsessed with over-the-top production values that nobody bothered to tap even a single shoulder and ask "Where is the plot heading dude?". Next to CGI I am afraid everything comes to a grinding halt. Without an iota of doubt, "Magadheera" is a praise- worthy effort for the top-class CGI's that transports the audience straight into the period era.

"Magadheera" is an indigenous product from our own very soil with significant portion of the plot inspired by bedtime tales of taatayya/ naanamma/ ammama and presented on screen at a lavish scale bench-marked by likes of "Gladiator"/ "300".