Coming to the artistes, (yeah there were scores of them), Rao Ramesh bagged yet another classy role. The screenplay bores you, but the dialogues seek your attention. Dialogues take a little time to understand.
If not for him, PVP wouldn't even have recovered 10% of his total expenditure. Admist all this hungama, MB's act stands out. Did the end credits roll? No wait a min, the climax is still going on, the family's getting united, Rao Ramesh is still confessing, Ppl around him are praising Mahesh, the aunts are still crying, there's already a pool of tears on the floor etc etc.
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The movie snail paces towards the climax. The travel episodes and the urge to find your roots, your seven generations is shown in a novel but a tedious way. But the energy lasts only for few moments and onscreen tiredness seeps in. Post interval Samantha pumps the energy level. So the "good"s - The interval bang is one of the best episodes and MB excels, delivers a stunning performance - What the audience had been craving for till then. As I was writing this review, I somehow recollected Sunil's dialogue from Khaleja - "Anni bad le kaadu good lu kuda untayi". The family saga episodes frustrate and irritate you and it feels like you are watching a never ending telugu soap on a 70mm screen. The first 45 min of the movie reminds you of Chitrahaar on Doordarshan. But the biggest disappointment was Addala's lackluster screenplay and narration. The concept of Brahmotsavam which springs to birth in the later half of the movie is fresh and appreciative. MB is prince charming, looks stunning and as usual gives sleepless nights to his female patrons. He wanted more, like the cola ad, so chose Brahmotsavam to woo the family audience again. MB got the much needed kick from his last enterprise Srimanthudu. The subjects he chose the way he had woven story lines intertwined with emotions was gaily applauded. Addala's journey so far has been a memorable one in the world of telugu cinema. When that trend bogged down, it was Srikanth Addala who revamped with his cult classic SVSC. Long long ago, when NTR and ANR enacted in multi starrers it was a feast for the eyes.
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