Yoddha The Warrior (2014) Full Bengali Movie Download

Yoddha The Warrior is a Bengali action historical-romance movie of 2014. The film is a remake of 2009 Telugu blockbuster movie Magadheera featuring Ram Charan Teja and Kajal Agarwal. The ...

Director: Raj Chakraborty

Writer: Abhimanyu Mukherjee

Stars: Dev, Nigel Akkara, Mimi Chakraborty |

 

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Yoddha The Warrior is a Bengali action historical-romance movie of 2014. The film is a remake of 2009 Telugu blockbuster movie Magadheera featuring Ram Charan Teja and Kajal Agarwal. The film is directed by Raj Chakraborty. In the film, Dev will be seen opposite Mimi Chakraborty for the first time. Shree Venkatesh Films is producing the film who also produce Chander Pahar which was the biggest earned film in tollywood, which was Starring by Dev.The film is releasing to break the previous record of Chander Pahar.

Yoddha Movie Reviews :

 A south remake is so full of bounce and spin that it reminds one of cricket. It seems like all the bad guys are full of hot air; one touch and they are either flying around, spinning like tops or bouncing high enough to smash into streetlights, not to mention all those broken windshields and scattered drums. The hero is not human; he is from Krypton or some exotic planet where most villains are bird-brained and most conspiracies, hare-brained.

And Yoddha is the remake of one such superhero flick, in which the only thing that is extremely clear from the very outset is that the hero — Dev in this case — is made of the same kind of titanium alloy that is used in spaceships — he is basically scratch-proof, water, fire and weapon-resistant and comes with a really long warranty. He makes the mistake of dying in one life, but is not the kind who repeats such mistakes; at least not after getting to see the repeat telecast of his past life in vivid trucolour. But sadly, his arch-rival, Raghab, who can put Jack the Ripper to shame any day with his penchant for ruthless murders, must have swapped brains with a bird in some pre-Puja exchange mela. In this age of guns and swift deaths, he keeps trading punches with the hero. And despite being filthy rich (he owns a sprawling mansion and a private chopper!), the best weapon he comes up with is a javelin! But yes, given the way he throws the weapon, India sure loses a potential winner of that elusive Olympic gold with his demise. What a waste...