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There are movies, and there are movies by director Boyapati Srinu. Then there are films by Boyapati Srinu starring Nandamuri Balakrishna. In the cinematic universe wherever the two collaborate, every little thing is greater than existence. Nothing is delicate, not even remotely. In their third outing jointly after
Simha and
Legend , the two make your mind up to up the scale and the decibels. Telugu movie
Akhanda stars Balakrishna in a twin part, but we’ll occur to that in a little bit.

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Published: Saturday, March 19, 2022, 10:27 [IST]

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