Srirama Prabhav

A good film. a feel good movie. It is a come back for Mr.Sumanth. Gowtham being a new director proved himself. Heroine acting was good.Sumanth was the best in all.Better than many movies we watch.

Beautiful movie. Don't consider the negative reviews. Fight For what you love. They said that the movie had some lag bu if you connect with the emotion the movie offers, you'll love it. The way Vijay and Rashmika led the movie is incredible. The film offers a great message and gives the proper definition of the word, 'Comrade'. Definitely worth a watch. My Ratng 4/5.

What to say Thalaiva? As a fan I am pretty much disappointed... What is this product Karthik Subbaraj? Watch this film only if you are a fan of Rajinikanth sir, because otherwise it is cringe worthy... For sure you will get rajinified... Rajinikanth is the only things that's good in the film... After an entertaining first half, no watcher would like a brainless second half... But sadly, that's what we get in Petta... Movie rating: 2.75/5 Plus points: Rajini sir's acting Entertaining first half Vijay Sethupathi Good characterisation Anirudh's music Negative points: Laggy second half Climax twist (This spoiled my opinion and mood of the film, if not I would have given 3.5) Usage of Siddiqui Usage of Simran and Trisha Go for this one if you are a fan of Rajini sir or Karthik... Cuz the others are seriously given ample screen time... This one's an one man show....

Vijay has done wonderful acting. Everyone in the film have done great work. But it has a problem. The problem is the dramatic and routine climax. That's the only problem. Apart from that anyone should give the film a thumbs up!👏👏 Plus Points: Vijay acting Maate Vinadhuga song Strong acting by the cast Rib tickling humour Minus points: Cringe worthy climax Screenplay Slow and dragging second half Overall Taxiwala is a one time watch and don't miss it if you are a Rowdy fan and Humour. My rating: 3/5

Middle-class families are often riddled with their own set of values and social systems. While pregnancy and motherhood are celebrated, subjects like sex and romance are talked about with a degree of embarrassment and awkwardness. The concept of 'Badhaai Ho', where a quintessential Delhi couple; parents to two adult boys (one of them is of marriageable age), get pregnant out of the blue, is just the sort of subject that can ruffle-up feathers within the middle-class family system. Yet, this dramedy, based on children feeling terribly embarrassed by the outcome of their parents’ mid-age romance; with outsiders joining in the criticism, conveys some really progressive thoughts. The situational humour of 'Badhaai Ho' is complimented perfectly, by striking performances from Gajraj Rao, Neena Gupta and Ayushmann Khurrana. This film is as funny as it is liberal. The conversation around the fact that romance and passion have nothing to do with age, make this film a stand out for many reasons. The Kaushiks live in Delhi’s Lodhi colony, a run-of-the-mill setting, where family affairs can tumble into the next home through adjoining balconies and windows. So, when Jeetender and his wife Priyamvada find out about their unexpected pregnancy, the news spreads like wildfire. Neighbours get curious, but the knee-jerk reactions come from members of the Kaushik household. The two sons are shocked by the fact that their parents still have an active love life (read: sex life), while the grandmom (Surekha Sikri) is appalled by the news, too. Steering clear of clichés and stereotypes, the writing of Shantanu Srivastava and Akshat Ghildial brings in some genuinely likeable moments. The way the parents break the news to their family is hilarious. Priyamvada’s colony friends feel happy for her, while her own children are almost left red-faced by the news. The on-screen romance between the parents, replete with 80s and 90s romantic songs playing in the background, is absolutely endearing. The well-crafted dialogues add to the hilarity of the situations. You don’t expect actors playing ‘mom and dad’ to have as much screen space as the young leads of the film, but director Amit Ravindernath Sharma actually puts the spotlight on senior actors Gajraj Rao and Neena Gupta. Their romantic moments are the veritable highlight. Same goes for their performances, too. Neena Gupta is excellent in her portrayal of the unsettled mother. Gajraj Rao’s performance is the best thing about 'Badhaai Ho'. In fact, he steals every scene that he’s a part of. Just his body language, mannerisms and expressions are enough to make you laugh out loud. Not to be overshadowed, Ayushmann, too, is in top-form, playing the son who feels the brunt of the social pressure. So much so, that his relationship with his girlfriend, Reene (Sanya Malhotra) gets affected, too. Surekha Sikri, who plays the dadi, deserves a special mention. She’s old-fashioned for various reasons, but when it comes to taking up for her bahu with a baby bump, she unabashedly tells the rest of the family that it’s admirable for couples to be in love and have “sexy” (meaning sex) at this age. Sanya Malhotra, who plays the girl with modern outlook, breezes through her role. 'Badhaai Ho', much like its subject, puts a fantastic new spin on the usual. In a new-age rom-com, you’d expect Ayushmann and Sanya’s love story to take centre stage, but when you see the middle-aged parents blush with romance, the entertainment really becomes novel. The music by Tanishk Bagchi, Rochak Kohli and JAM8 is top-grade, too. Tracks like 'Badhaiyaan Tenu', 'Naina Na Jodeen' and 'Sajan Bade Senti' fit the mood perfectly. The film engages thoroughly, while still making a social statement. Even though the story has a limited scope, the detailed writing, the finesse of Sharma’s direction and some unforgettable performances, make this film an absolute winner. Rating 4.5/5 It is a must watch.

NOTA Story: A reckless party-goer Varun is suddenly made Chief Minister after his father resigns facing corruption charges. With zero political experience or inclination to take up the job, Varun is asked to be a dummy CM until his father is cleared of all charges. Things don't according to plan, and Varun soon realises that he's stuck with the CM's chair for longer than he thought he would be. NOTA Review: Young movie stars playing chief ministers seem to be the flavour of the season. Mahesh Babu played CM Bharat this Summer in Koratala Siva's Bharat Ane Nenu. This time, Anand Shankar introduces us to CM Varun in NOTA. Like Bharat, he too is suddenly thrust into politics and made CM overnight. He too is reluctant, and when pushed against the wall, he delivers. And yet, NOTA is nothing like Bharat Ane Nenu. Here, the CM plays the political game - it deals with internal party politics, MLAs who are nothing but yes men with zero administrative skills and resort politics. NOTA, despite its glaring loopholes, is an engaging thriller that keeps you hooked right through 149-minute runtime. Varun (Vijay Deverakonda) is caught drinking and driving in the middle of the night while celebrating his birthday with his friends. Instead of arresting him, the police inform him that he is about to become the state's new chief minister. This sudden situation arises after his father and CM Vasudev (Nasser) resigns as chief minister while facing corruption charges. Varun is asked to be a dummy CM for two weeks, until the court clears him of all charges. And hence, this video game obsessed party-goer becomes the CM. He's made to tie the dhoti, goes hungover to the Governor's office for his swearing-in, avoids press conferences and signs official documents while playing games at home. And yet, at a time of crisis, Varun doesn't want to sit on the sidelines as a dummy. Aided by Mahindra (Satyaraj), he takes control and shakes up the political scenario. NOTA's strengths are undoubtedly its political scenes. The internal squabbles within politicians and the mind games between parties are shown beautifully. NOTA's depiction of politicians bowing down before their leader and sitting in positions of power without any knowledge, is spot on. There's a telling scene when CM Varun asks for a war room to be setup to tackle the flood-like situation in the state. The clueless MLAs keep wondering to themselves 'Vaaru veeru room enti? Evari room' (whose room are they talking about?). Another MLA refuses to send relief material to affected villages without a party sticker on it - "The people should know who's doing the work, right?" he quips. While the political mind games work, the film often deviates from its basic plot and is not always convincing. For instance, the track featuring Varun's hacker friend Wong (Priyadarshi) who tries to uncover money from shell companies in Panama, is far from convincing. The track involving an evil Godman or Satyaraj's love story in the past, seems unnecessary. Varun's relationship with his father is extremely complicated, but the director doesn't shed much light on it. We've gotten used to watching Vijay Deverakonda play the irresponsible youngster, who drinks and parties all the time, speaks unparliamentary language and refuses to take responsibility for his actions. Film after film, we've see him play this character - and yet, somehow it seems to work. Vijay is in his element as the irresponsible loafer, but when he takes control as CM, his versatility as an actor comes to the fore. NOTA marks another memorable performance for this young actor, who's emerging as a force to reckon with. Seasoned actors like Nasser and Sathyaraj are ever dependable, while Mehreen doesn't get much scope to a shine in a poorly etched role of a journalist. NOTA may not be your run-of-the-mill political drama, but it's gripping and keeps you entertained. Just when you begin to expect a predictable, dummy CM transforms into Rowdy CM - and that's when the magic happens. Movie rating : 3.5/5 It's a fresh concept with awesome actin

Geetha Govindam is a must watch movie. It is not the story that can make the movie a hit, the storytelling matters. And to Parasuram garu I would give full marks for storytelling. Vijay's Acting was awesome. Rashmika's acting was awesome too. Geetha Govindam comes up with a predictable and routine story which yet touches your heart....

Awesome movie

Waste movie

Mahesh Babu gets a 100/100 for the acting part. Prakash Raj was awesome too and gets a 100/100. DSP gets a 100/100 for music. These are the only attractive elements of the story. A huge disappointment was Koratala Siva's way of storytelling! Bharath Ane Nenu comes with a great story which is spoiled by koratala siva due to his lack of creativity. First Half is Fine. There are some illogical sequences in the first half. When a person wants to make a political film you will have to keep it natural which is not done in this movie. Second half is waste. Everything is illogical and the movie is proven to be commercial. Only the message exhibited by the film is good. Kiara Advani really could not do any justice to her character. Bad Acting. Overall Bharath Ane Nenu is a one time watch and does not deserve a second watch. Rating: 3/5 It is only because of the acting and music that I have given this flim a 3/5