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Pehlwaan (Pailwan Or Baadshah Pehlwaan) movie review is here. The sports action drama is released in 5 languages Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.

Written and directed by S. Krishna, the movie stars Kichcha Sudeep, Suniel Shetty and Aakanksha Singh in pivotal roles. Does Pehlwaan lands its punches rightly?. Let?s find out in the Pehlwaan Hindi movie review.

Immediate reaction when the end credits starts rolling

Pehlwaan is a solid reason why mass entertainers have a immortal life. A mass crowd pleasing action like Pehlwaan is crucial for the survival of the Industry, fans and yes, the star/superstar concerned and here it?s the time for Kichcha Sudeep to please his fans and make them dance in Pehlwaan.

Any whistle blowing moments

If you are a fan of Kichcha Sudeep then you will have opportunities coming at regular intervals. But the one where a cop says ? such people should be in police?...

SandalwoodThe second half is what makes the movie a must-watch. Aravind ShwethaIn India, sports is often treated as a hobby. No matter how good you are at it, you are allowed to pursue it only after you prove yourself in academics. Underprivileged children are often left out and their dreams are crushed by poverty and hunger. Pailwaan speaks for all the unfortunates who are pushed out of the race. Sudeep-Krishna’s second film after Hebbuli, Pailwaan is a clear winner, except for the pardonable sluggish first half. Sarkaar (Suniel Shetty), a wrestler, has quit practice to find a suitable candidate who can represent the country at the national level wrestling championship. His trained eye spots an orphan, an angry young boy fighting on the streets. Soon, he adopts him and trains him. The boy grows up to be Pailwaan Kicchha aka Krishna (Sudeep) who is well-known in his village for his bravery and game tactics.

TollywoodActing in a sports drama for the first time in his career, Sudeep will be playing a boxer and wrestler in the film.Digital NativeDigital NativeKiccha Sudeep is one of the finest actors in Indian cinema, undoubtedly. He currently has a number of films in various stages of production and Phailwan is one among them. Acting in a sports drama for the first time in his career, Sudeep will be playing a boxer and wrestler in the film. It is also being reported that he is undergoing a lot of training to get into the skin of the role. Reports are that he has just returned from Thailand after a three-week-long training in martial arts. Accompanied by his fitness trainer, Sudeep has learned the nuances of the martial arts to get into the skin of the character. Helmed by Krishna, Phailwan marks his association with Sudeep for the second time after the massive success of Hebbuli last year. With Sudeep currently busy wrapping up the multi-starrer, The Villain, in which he shares the screen space with Shiva Rajkumar, the shooting of Phailwan is expected to commence late next month or early April. Directed by Prem, The Villain has Amy Jackson playing the female lead. Besides The Villain and Phailwan, Sudeep also has films in other languages such as English and Telugu. He will be seen playing an army officer in the Hollywood flick Risen, which is being directed by Eddie Arya. Sudeep has also bagged a pivotal role in the Tollywood megastar Chiranjeevi’s upcoming film Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy. Sudeep is bankrolling the Kannada movie Ambi Ning Vayassaytho starring Ambareesh, which is the remake of the Tamil blockbuster Pa Pandi. He will also be seen playing a cameo as young Ambareesh in this flick. With the star going an extra mile for his character in Phailwan, his fans are waiting eagerly to know what he has in store for them this time around. (Content provided by Digital Native)...

Kiccha Sudeep will be starring in a sports-based film for the first time in his career and this has his fans excited. Now, there is some more information coming out from sources close to the Phailwan team. To be helmed by Krishna, who had directed Sudeep in the hit film Hebbuli, Phailwan will have Sudeep playing a boxer as well as a wrestler. Well, it is a very challenging role and the star is leaving no stone unturned to get into the skin of the character.