<p>Laced with high decibel action and head splitting melodrama, P K Murali’s Dushasana seeks to be a social oriented saga with a wanton wish to awaken the citizenry and its political establishment to their duties. <br /><br />Donning Che Guevara avatar, actor Srikanth sermonises at every public fora on what ails society and how citizens can become catalyst of change to fight this dismal situation. At one such event it turns into violent situation wherein our Che slaps the minister and his minions in attendance. Soon you have him also kidnapping the CM’s daughter and a news correspondent. It takes flashback to throw light on why our Che does what he did and how his family was affected by injustice meted out to them. Where does all this end? Well you have no patience to bear it any futher and scoot for nearest exit. With nothing working for it, even the controversy over Sanjana going nude, Dushasana is best left to die an early death at the box office.</p>
<p>Laced with high decibel action and head splitting melodrama, P K Murali’s Dushasana seeks to be a social oriented saga with a wanton wish to awaken the citizenry and its political establishment to their duties. <br /><br />Donning Che Guevara avatar, actor Srikanth sermonises at every public fora on what ails society and how citizens can become catalyst of change to fight this dismal situation. At one such event it turns into violent situation wherein our Che slaps the minister and his minions in attendance. Soon you have him also kidnapping the CM’s daughter and a news correspondent. It takes flashback to throw light on why our Che does what he did and how his family was affected by injustice meted out to them. Where does all this end? Well you have no patience to bear it any futher and scoot for nearest exit. With nothing working for it, even the controversy over Sanjana going nude, Dushasana is best left to die an early death at the box office.</p>
