Veera Bhoga Vasantha Rayalu

Nara Rohit is good in his role of a tough investigative officer and all his scenes evoke decent interest. Sudheer Babu as SI Vinay got a good role and did his best in the film. 

The film starts off on an interesting note but the excitement dies down immediately. There is too much of blood-shed in the film and the way it has been narrated looks out of place.

On the whole, Veera Bhoga Vasantha Rayulu is a silly mystery thriller which goes wrong in every which way.

This crime mystery genre film starts off with some abstract scenes which increases curiosity but the excitement is short lived.

Sudheer Babu as S.I. Vinay got lengthier role than other two, he did perform well. Nara Rohith as special officer, Shriya Sharan as his colleague got limited opportunity to do any performance. 

Veera Bhoga Vasantha Rayalu ‘is a disengaging mystery film with a lot of blood and gore. With poor production values and illogical scenes this film is avoidable.

Sudheer Babu steals the show because of characterization written to him. He is very natural with his acting. His expressions and body language is excellent. 

Mark K Robin failed with his music. Background score turned out to be average. The cinematography by S Venkat, Naveen Yadav, is average. 

Overall Veera Bhoga Vasantha Rayalu is a meaningless and poorly executed crime mystery thriller movie.

A crime thriller has gone horribly wrong in execution. Short films have better quality in making than what is at the display here.

Finally, the twist of Veera Bhoga Vasantha Rayalu is revealed. The movie is heading towards the climax.

This is definitely a crucial movie for Nara Rohit, the hero who needs to score a decent hit to be in the race.
 

Sudheer Babu got the lengthier role when compared with the screen times of other actors. He performed really well. 

The story is quite good and intriguing but the director's narration is a disaster. His slow-paced narration tests the patience.

The starting 30 minutes of the film is engaging with the intriguing plot lines. However, the director failed to make the audience stick to the chairs.