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Critic Review
KshatriyaSrikanth is an angry young man who does anything for money. He works for Dawood(Jaya Prakahs Reddy) and does all his illegal activities. One fine day, Dawood assigns Srikanth a job of secretly following Madhu(Kum Kum) and find out key details about her.
At first, Srikanth denies to take on the job but after looking at Madhu’s picture, he immediately accepts it. Madhu is an NRI, who heads back to live in India for the love towards her nation. She starts living in her ancestral home, which is eyed by her evil grandfather(Kota Srinivasa Rao).
Kota starts using all kinds of evil practices against Madhu and her life hell. As Madhu starts spending a fearful life, her grand father gets her attacked once again, but Madhu is saved by Srikanth from the deadly goons.
Madhu tells Srikanth the entire story, and asks him for help. Srikanth decides to co-operate with her and starts finding out why all this is actually happening. To his shock, he finds out that Madhu has some key details related to her ancestral treasure, and that is the reason why everyone is behind her.
Will Srikanth find out details about the treasure from Madhu ? Will he be able to save her from her evil grandfather ? What happens to the treasure? For all these answers, you need to watch this film on big screen..
Surprisingly, the cinematography and the background score are good. There are two unnecessary songs that could have been done away with, though.
Don't bother with Kshatriya. There are zillions of other ways in which you can slow down time..
On the whole, Kshatirya is a film with good script but bad execution. Some suspense elements and twists and turns are basic plus points. On the flip side, weak music, logical errors and lack of entertainment bring down this film completely..
