One can make out the struggle that Allari Naresh had to go through by observing his body language. Neither the writer nor the director provides them the space or the scope to perform. Though they try to put in their best, they are stuck in a film with a bad script. Well, it goes without saying, the rest of the story shows how Buchi becomes rich.
Maha challenges her father that Buchi will become a millionaire in six months. Just before the marriage, Subbarao gets to know the truth and cancels the wedding. She lies to her father that Buchi is a rich man. But his daughter Maha (Sharmila) ends up falling in love with an ordinary salesman Buchi. He dreams of becoming rich a la Ambani, by getting her married to a wealthy bachelor. Subbarao (M S Narayana) has a beautiful daughter. One cannot expect the audience to like a movie with a bad subject and equally bad comedy. To make a viewer buy a ticket worth Rs 70, the quality of comic capers in the film should be top class. Given this overload, film-makers need to be extra careful while making an out and out comedy film. Almost all major channels have comedy shows with high TRPs. Of course, one cannot forget the increasing number of comedy shows on the telly.
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Facebook and Twitter are full of creative bits that evoke laughs. Many subscribe to mobile jokes, a few others get them in their mailboxes. These days, there are ‘n’ number of means for the viewers to have a good laugh. One element that the audience looks for in a movie is good comedy. Cast: Allari Naresh, Sharmila Mandre, Krishna Bhagvan, MS Narayana, Ali and Others
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