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Ram Charan’s Bruce Lee is probably one of the most awaited films in the recent past. Directed by Sreenu Vaitla, this film is much in news for mega star Chiranjeevi’s cameo. After a huge round of promotions, the film is finally out now. Let’s see how it is.

Story:

Karthi(Ram Charan) is a stunt man who loves his family immensely and is ready to do anything for them. He even sacrifices his studies for his sister(Kriti Karbanda) and does all the right things to aid his sisters studies.

Twist in the tale arises when his sister faces some undue problems from Jayraj(Sampath) and his son Deepak Raj (Arun Vijay). Rest of the story is as to how Karthi saves his sister from this mess and where does Riya(Rakul Preet) features in this set up.

Plus Points:

Firstly, let’s start with mega star’s cameo. The legendary actor is just a treat to watch on screen. The proceedings lighten up with Chiru’s entry and credit should go to Sreenu Vaitla for showcasing him in a thumping way. His cameo is a treat for all mega fans as Chiru’s screen presence is just stunning.

Ram Charan is yet another major asset to the film. Right from his dances to fights, Charan has done a superb job and carried the film on his shoulders. He is exceptionally good in all his emotional scenes with his sister. Charan’s chemistry with Rakul Preet is superb and the couple look stunning on screen.

With Bruce Lee, Rakul has definietly reached the top league. She looks stunning as Riya and has been styled superbly. Her glamour coupled with her funny act is quite decent. Sampath does a decent job in his role along with Rao Ramesh, who is making a habit of giving superb performances all the time.

First half of the film is pretty decent and has all the necessary elements which will be liked by everyone. Arun Vijay is superb in his negative role and makes a lasting impression in his debut film. He will be a good asset for Telugu films if he is casted in good roles.

Minus Points:

The tempo of the film drops drastically in the second half. After setting up the film nicely till the interval point, Sreenu Vaitla once again tries to bring his typical comic formula and tries to elevate the film. But sadly, none of the comedy episodes click and stretches the film down.

Senior actors like Nadia and Tisca Chopra have nothing much to do in their roles and have been under utilized. Story of the film gets quite predictable and too many comedians spoil the fun to an extent. Narration takes a beating during this time as the proceedings get a bit slow until mega star’s entry.

Technical Aspects:

Thaman’s music is an added advantage to the film as all the songs are quite peppy and have been designed well. His background score is superb and elevates the film to a decent level. The way songs have been choreographed is also good and showcase Charan’s dancing skills well. Screenplay by Sreenu Vaitla is decent in the first half but drags during the second. Dialogues are decent and so is the editing.

Camera work is superb and showcases the film is a superb light. The way all the songs have been shot needs a special mention. Production values are good and so are the fights. Coming to the director Sreenu Vaitla, he has done a decent job with the first half but could not hold on to the second part. He cleverly uses mega star’s cameo and ends the film on quite a positive note.

Verdict:

On the whole, Bruce Lee is a decent family entertainer. Ram Charan’s mature performance, stunning songs and racy first half are solid assets. If you manage to sit through the average second half, you are surely going to love mega star’s entry and come out with a smile on your face.