All About Dynamite

Get, Set, Boom

Going by the trailer, Vishnu Manchu’s Dynamite seems to be a fast paced action entertainer. The theatrical trailer that released on Thursday (Jul 9) has been receiving tremendous response from action lovers. The film is believed to have high octane stunts and engaging chases choreographed by veteran stunt master Vijayan. Dynamite is also said to have a gripping screenplay penned by maverick director, Deva Katta.

Mass Hero

Vishnu’s menacing makeover has straight away  clicked with the mass audience. He is looking a real stud with that sculpted physique, sporting  arm length tattoo and pierced ears. The intense emotions he portrays through his fierce eyes seem to make the movie edge-of-the-seat thriller. It has been so long that we haven’t had seen a stylish action entertainer on Telugu screen. Dynamite is set to fill the gap as per industry folks.

Bapu Bomma

Produced by Vishnu himself under his 24 Frames Factory banner, Dynamite has ‘Bapu Bomma’ Pranitha Subhash as female lead and JD Chakravarty as the antagonist. It is an official remake of Kollywood blockbuster Arima Nambi. But the film sources say it has been upgraded in many ways in view of Tollywood audience taste.

Vishnu essays the role of Sivaji, who falls in love with Anamika. Both go on a date, where Anamika gets kidnapped. A wicked politician played by JD Chakravarthy, is known to be behind all this menace. How Vishnu unfolds the mystery and out -smarts the bad biggies is interestingly narrated in this nail-biting thriller, reveal sources close to the film unit.

Dialogue King

Deva Katta is known to design powerful characters in his films. It is evident from his hard hitting social films like Prasthanam and Auto Nagar Surya. Especially the dialogues he write strikes at heart. Remember Sai Kumar’s dialogues in the climax of Prasthanam? Vishnu has got a distinct dialogue delivery as a legacy from his father, veteran actor Mohan Babu. So the combination is set to make blast then. Get ready, as Dynamite is on a roll to have a boom at box-office.

TC