But before you imagine the film to be something of land mafia story, it should be said that romance and fun have a major part in the story.
Played by Nagarjuna and Shayaji Shinde, the two construction companies are rivals. The story is said to be about two construction house biggies. The movie, directed by Aditya and produced by D Sivaprasad Reddy for Kamakshi Arts, has reached the post production stage. The post-production works of 'Boss' are progressing at a brisk pace in Annapurna Studios. The film with Nagarjuna, Nayantra, Poonam in the main leads, is said to be a potpourri of entertainment as the director V N Aditya has cooked up a good mix.Īs he says, `It will contain everything. For, the film starring Nagarjuna, is carrying a big expectation and is one of the biggest attractions this season. In Tollywood film circles too they are saying Boss is right. McGhee wins raves as the wife he marries while drunk, and Avedon is good in her brief appearance as the angry fiancee.In corporate circles they say Boss is always right.
Asīoss, he gets admirable assistance from Bishop, who is finally responsible for his conviction. In this role Payne, who had adjusted to the hardening of his boyish facial features by switching to western and action pictures in the 1950s, registers most impressively in the later parts when he begins to age. In the rackets bring about his downfall and he is jailed for income tax evasion. His arrogance and brutal methods bring on calls for reform which lead nowhere until his ties with the mob The machine he builds is more powerful than the brother's, and soon, with the help of wartime buddy lawyer Bishop, he virtually controls the state. When the boss finds out about the misalliance, they fight, and the brother dies of a To get even, he grabs a stranger in a bar and convinces her to marry him. He gets drunk and stands up his girl friend, who then gives him the thumb. Soldier Payne, made hard and ambitious by battle, returnsįrom WW I to the middle-class city where his brother is boss. The rise and fall of a powerful political boss and the corroding influence of the mob on government are brutally portrayed in this honest, hard-hitting drama which sees perennial B-rated actor Payne in one of his finest portrayals.
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