Power Star Pawan Kalyan, Rana's Bheemla Nayak is set for a sensational strike at the box office on February 25. The film is a remake of Malayalam hit Ayyappanum Koshiyum starring Prithviraj Sukumaran and Biju Menon. It is known that the makers of Bheemla Nayak made many changes to elevate the heroism of Pawan Kalyan. The trailer released yesterday is creating a powerful storm on social media.
In the meantime, those who watched the trailer wondered what changes wizard of words Trivikram Srinivas made to the story. Pawan Kalyan is reprising the role of Biju Menon while Rana is reprising the role of Prithviraj Sukumaran. Nitya Menon is playing Pawan Kalyan's wife while Samyuktha Menon is playing the role Rana's wife.
Coming to the similarities, Rana going in the car through the forest looked similar and even his arrest with shorts also looked the same. Pawan Kalyan lathi charging the goons also looked the same. Few of the stunts also looked the same and even a few scenes. La La Bheemla's title song, tune looked a little similar in the original.
Creative changes could be noticed during Pawan Kalyan's introduction as the SI and his entry on the bike. The scene Rana showing his attitude in the police station is also highlighted. Though Prithviraj also showed a similar attitude, Rana's attitude is elevated to another level. Here Pawan Kalyan's heroism is also elevated, the way he picks up the gun in the station.
Nithya Menon's role is also elevated. The flashback is also highlighted. Nitya Menon entering the police station and questioning Pawan, didn't he shoot the vehicle with Rana in it, showed his courage. In the original, the role is rather subdued and though resilient and silent. In the original, they were shown having a baby. Here the baby was not shown.
Pawan entering Rana's house and firing his gun is also added in the remake. In the original, this scene was not there. Pawan Kalyan firing at the vehicle and the stunts are added to elevate the heroism and commercial elements in Bheemla Nayak. Once the film is released, one deciphers more similarities or changes.