REBEL

Cast: Prabhas, Tamanna, Deeksha Seth, Krishnam Raju, Mukesh Rushi, Pradeep Rawat, Brahmanandam, Ali, Prabha, Kovai Sarala, Supreet, Dr. Bharat Reddy, MS Narayana etc Cinematography: C Ram Prasad Dialogues: Darling Swamy Editing: Marthand K Venkatesh Art: Prakash Action: Ram Laxman Story - screenplay - music - choreography - direction: Raghava Lawrence Producer: J Bhagawan & J Pulla Rao Release date: 28 September 2012 Theater watched: Screen 4, Prasads Multiplex, Hyderabad

Story Rishi comes to Hyderabad in search of Mafia’s deadly duo Stephen and Robert. Nobody knows how they look like. Rishi’s mission is to identify them and eliminate them. He starts from the bottom of the mafia pyramid to get to the top. In the process he uses a beautiful girl (Tamanna) who dislikes her father’s criminal activity and settles as a dance teacher in Bangkok. The rest of the story is about what prompted Rishi to search for Stephen and Robert and how he eliminates them. Artists Performance Prabhas: Prabhas has a kind of screen persona and a ravishing and manly chiseled body that he makes surrealistic and superlative action sequences completely believable. His dialogue delivery as a angry young man is a great asset. Lawrence has used these two unique features of Prabhas to maximum while working for Rebel film. Prabhas is completely awe-inspiring as Rebel. Prabhas also possess a rare quality of delivering comedy for an out-and-out action hero. Others: Tamanna is beautiful as a dance teacher settled in Bangkok. Deeksha Seth is completely spontaneous in this role compared to her earlier films. Krishnam Raju dons the new get-up of white haired elder man who is dressed in white designer suits all the time. Mukesh Rushi plays an important role. Brahmanandam is used for the comedy in the first half. Kovai Sarala did the role of Tamanna colleague in Bangkok dance school. Pradeep Rawat plays one of the villains. Dr. Bharat Reddy does a vital negative role. There are many new faces who have acted in negative roles. Supreet did an important role of 'right-hand-man' to hero. Ali is entertaining in a cameo.