Vikrant Rona

The 2022, Kicha Sudeep starer, "Vikrant Rona," once again makes you ponder whether there is a widespread acceptability for the genre till now, ...

The film tries to ride high on adrenaline but in the process meddles with a lot of things that it doesn’t know how to handle or where to take exactly. The songs make use of unique choreography and music, but it cannot be denied that they look a bit forced-fitted in the scheme of things, especially because a suspense thriller demands a tight narrative that keeps you on edge at all times. The story takes inspiration from mythology and tries to portray the realities of an unjust society, but till the end, it all feels scattered as it tries to do a bit too much and add uncooked angles that could have been avoided completely. The film doesn’t give much importance to its female characters, but it provides great respite to me as, unlike its predecessors, it doesn’t demean or objectify them blatantly. “Vikrant Rona” is able to pull it off, all credit to the screen presence of its protagonist. Maybe it is a little over the top, and at times conveniently favoring and making things easier for the protagonist, but there is no denying that it provides a cinematically enriching experience. It made us realize that we don’t have to look up to the William Keighleys and the James Camerons of the world for inspiration when we have a rich reserve of stories embedded in our own culture that, for some reason, we have been reluctant to use. The makers have said that the use of special effects in the film is its USP, which is why probably many scenes are included just for the sake of it, which at times feels unnecessary as it impedes the screenplay and breaks its momentum. People said that it was the “Brahmarakshasa” who was responsible for the killings. The makers not only pick up references from Hindu mythology but also amalgamate it with the American comic character, The Phantom. Satanic rituals, a dark mythological character, and the setting of a remote village add to the murkiness and horror. In my personal opinion, the film had a great deal of potential, but due to some unfortunate executional blunders, it tanked, and once again, the thought of acceptability and cost-effectiveness loomed over us, after the consecutive failures. The 2022, Sudeep starer, “Vikrant Rona,” once again makes you ponder whether there is a widespread acceptability for the genre till now, or there still exists some dysphoria about it in the masses.

Kiccha Sudeep-starrer Vikrant Rona movie review and release Live Updates: The big-budget spectacle released across several local and international languages.

Vikrant Rona has already received marketing boosts from Rajamouli himself, as well as Bollywood star Salman Khan, who worked with Sudeep on Dabangg 3. The run-up to the film’s release has also attracted its share of controversy, mostly surrounding Sudeep’s earlier comments about South Indian language films performing better than Hindi movies. Actor Kiccha Sudeep‘s big-budget action spectacle Vikrant Rona is out in theatres across the country.

Kichcha Sudeep and Jacqueline Fernandez starrer released yesterday and can be watched at a theatre near you.

Vikrant Rona was a keenly awaited film and was extensively promoted. It is a wide 3000 screen release, which leaves Vikrant Rona with very little to work with. Kichcha Sudeep and Jacqueline Fernandez led Vikrant Rona released yesterday, across the world, and has had a very good first day at the box office.

Actor Kichcha Sudeep's latest action-adventure fantasy film Vikrant Rona was released all over the world amid huge fanfare. The movie was released in the 3D ...

B Ajaneesh Loknath is the film's musician. The film also stars Nirup Bhandari, Jacqueline Fernandez, and Neetha Ashok among others. Vikrant Rona is set against the backdrop of tropical rainforest and certain unexplainable things that happen around it.

Star Kiccha Sudeep's Kannada language action adventure film Vikrant Rona, which is being touted as yet another pan-India spectacle, has opened to muted but ...

Vikrant Rona is poised to be the biggest South Indian language hit since Kamal Haasan’s Vikram, but that film flopped in North Indian markets. All-India figures were expected to be in the vicinity of Rs 40-Rs 45 crore, but the actual number could be much lower. Outperforming earlier titles such as Vikram, Valimai, Beast and 777 Charlie — none of which could cross the Rs 50 lakh barrier on day one — Vikrant Rona has made around Rs 1 crore in the Hindi belt.