When the fearsome Dhruva I.P.S. works out with rage. When he discovers a formula. When he arrives like a Yogi on the prowl. If yogis want to know that one thing by which everything is known, Dhruva is that criminal who wants to vanquish that someone along with whom a thousand criminals will go down the drain. That's calculated heroism, not just daredevilry, for you.

The villain is not just gutsy. He is full-on mental. It's not just a battle of the swords. It's a psychological warfare. The businessman who has made politicos his puppets will be neutered. But not before putting up a roguish fight against the Good.

For all we know, it's Decriminalization (don't miss the allusion. Doesn't it remind you of Demonetization?). It's decriminalization of past, present and future. That must be a mind game to reckon with.

Get ready to become an Aravind Swamy fan, by the way. He looks so classy as the ruthless Siddharth Abhimanyu. Man, Tollywood is changing.

As for Charan, he is so merciless. Who will not want to accept a love proposal from cute Rakul Preet Singh. But that is OK. After all, it's a Kurukshetra.

Wait for Dec 9, for that's what you can do.