Brindavanam Review

After Pawan Kalyan and Mahesh Babu, It’s young tiger NTR’s turn to try his luck at box-office with his latest flick “Brindavanam”. This is of course NTR’s second venture and also the second directorial of the director Vamsi Paidipally who earlier made “Munna”. Glittering factor of this Brindavanam is its Gopika’s played by hottest babes Kajal and Samantha!!

Let’s check out whether Brindavanam could bring cheers to audience this Dusshera, along with the producer “Dil” Raju who is literally waiting for a decent success after continuous debacles…!

Plot: Krishh (NTR) is happy going guy with cute family and his girl friend Indu (Samantha). Things change when Indu requests Krishh to act as a boy friend to her friend Bhumi (Kajal) and accompany her to the village to save her from marriage with her evil in-law.

And rest is just what you guess from a movie with two heroines loving the hero and their fathers fighting with each other…

Actors:

NTR …Looks cool as Krishh…His Costumes are great and he looked fresh throughout. And no intro or any paraphrase needed to explain his ease in dances…He was just rocking. I could say the best part is his dances. This time he has stepped in his uncle Venky’s shoes to endear family crowds…A family boy making everyone happy while he bears the pain…NTR showed an matured act throughout and helped the flow…But I guess we love NTR more as mass hero saying “Amma todu addanga narikesthaaa”.

Samantha who did the Magic in “Ye Maaya chesaavey” repeats the same but this time not with saree's but with colorful skirts…She is spontaneous and bubbly…Wish she had more role

Kajal. Her character is so weakened as director asked her to be sad throughout…Seriously sad of her…she just looks good in songs…

Lots of actors but only half were used!!

PrakashRaj as family head is of course good but he might have rewinded Bommarillu tape before the shoot…Watch the interval block and u will agree with me. Srihari as Samantha’s uncle (Baabai) and MukeshRishi as NTR’s father are fine.

I liked Ahuti Prasad in interval block…And there is Kota who did his best again. Ajay and Tanikella Bharani are supposed to be villains…but no one is bothered.

And Brahmanandam could not evoke much laughs may be because of predictability and routine…and same applies to Venumadhav…

There are all the ladies we have in other movies and all just walk through the house and fill the shooting spot. Pragathi as NTR’s mother has 2-3 lines to talk. What is Sitara doing in this movie…?

Baavagaaru Baagunnaraa….!!!!!!!!!!

Movie starts with regular fight sequence and a good song with Samantha. Story becomes very clear with Kajal’s entry and first half goes smoothly in village. I should mention few scenes here and there in this half are planned well.Especially the ones used to unite the families

Post Interval Samantha steps into the village and it might remind you of Rambha ‘s entry in Baavagaaru Bagunnaraa…Yes true and things move in same pattern exactly the way you think from there on with little laughs .

Srihari’s dialogue to Brahmandam “idemanna TV serial anukunnaava…premalu...aapyatalu choopettiki…teda vastey narukudey…” tells us the fact of course.

Vamsi never impresses

Director Vamsi is just passable as he is not fresh in his attempt. But he pulled off few scenes well. Screenplay is smooth. Comedy should have been much better…but it was flat Again Vamsi’s fault

Songs are very nice…And so are the Dialogues

Ok Plus points are songs. With wonderful dance moves from NTR and Gorgeous heroines beside him, every song was beautiful on screen.

“Evarevero…””Ey raja...””Chinna do vaipu...” are all bright…But Background score by Thaman is very weak.

Dialogues by Siva are nice enough. “Character kotta ga undani try chesaa…lopala Mass alaaney undi gelikithey Racha Rachey...” is received well. All the Talkative scenes of NTR are good.

Anand Sai is good in Art department with the house set. Ram-Laxman fights are ok.

Final Say:

Some family values supported by good dialogues could bring those families to the theatres.

Also Good Songs, Different NTR…cute heroines and loads of star cast would definitely ring the box-office collections till this festival season…

More important is no surprise factor…It provides what you expect (of course that is missing in some of the recent movies and so their results went wrong)

Rating:

3.25/5 for making a neat family movie of course in humdrum way. Watch it for NTR