All audience reviews of Business Man

For a long time I wanted to see a Telugu film with no comedians and still be entertained and at last I found one in the form of "Businessman - Guns Don't Need Agreements."

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The movie has a thin story line, but it's completely Mahesh mania that glues your eyeballs to the screen. Puri's dialogues are awwwwwwwe. Career motham kalipi inni dialogues cheppi vundadu Mahesh Babu. Discovery channel comparison, Election fund scene, Jaws 1, 2, 3 and conclusion about your GOAL are the dialogues which we will never forget. There were many stereotypes and formulaic scenes, esp. the way the romance develops between the lead pair and the inevitable fight in the climax, but the movie surpasses all the odds and emerges as a winner. The film has many shades of RGV (the fights, scenes and lighting). The audience went berserk at the start of a scene with pinkish lighting, guess why ??? It's the scene carrying the famous punch line, "Nannu Roundup Chesi Confuse Cheyodhu... Confusionlo Ekkuva Kottesthanu!!"

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The bone of contention for the movie is the Censor Board and it can be called the real villain for killing the movie tragically. If the punch lines of a movie are censored then it loses half its impact. They even blurred the bikini clad gals in 'Sir Osthara' and Swetha Bharadwaj's sexy thighs in 'Bad Boyz' songs. Kajal Agarwal's acting as a dumb woman was just so effortless, if you know what I mean? Finally, it's another super-hit for Prince Mahesh. I loved Puri Jagannath's confidence in the movie. With his 'Carlos' like role in "Businessman," Mahesh establishes himself as 'Edgar Ramirez' of India. "Businessman" has a terrific concept which could have done wonders but nevertheless it's engrossing and entertaining.

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Come and be a part of BUSINESSMANIA!!

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You enter the theatre with a lot of expectations because of mahesh babu and puri jagganadh as they had created magic with their last blockbuster, but this film might just give you a feel that it was better to watch Pokiri once more, because The Business Man lacks a Strong story line, and lacks the powerful screenplay and the trademark of the actors action too lacks. Everything is not bad though Kajal do not have much to do but seems ok in songs and glamour, the puching dialouges are the only saving grace which will keep you entertained through out the movie, Go in with no excpectations you wont be too disappointed less

Businessman is a film that is watchable only due to the sheer screen presence of Mahesh Babu.

Puri Jagganath and Mahesh Babu reunite after almost half a decade and expectations ran super high with this film. A lot of those are shattered since Businessman is not the usual Mahesh Babu fare, and in reality under-utilizes the star to a huge extent.

Mahesh plays Surya, an aspiring don who wants to rule the Mumbai underworld, which apparently has been wiped clean by Naseer, the polic commissioner of Mumbai. The director finds no need to establish motives or even backgrounds of any of the characters, the story just begins and ends abruptly.

The hallmark of Puri-Mahesh combo has been a healthy mix of action, comedy and love. Businessman's love angle is limited to some really shaby scenes with Kajal and about two songs with ample skin show (that incidentally was being blurred out for no apparent reasons).

With a single line story plot, Businessman rest only on the punch lines and charisma of the lead actor. Mahesh Babu doesnt explore any of his acting skills here, yet his presence is enough to impress you.The dialogues are not a patch on Pokiri, yet get enough whistles in the hall.

Businessman is strictly for Mahesh fans. Those who are not, might find the film insipid and odd. Watch it nonetheless, for one would not be entirely bored. less