Satyanarayana Mylavarapu

People are saying that they feel like laughing. But for me, if we take Amitji's character and the way he struggles to get the ownership of the mansion and the way he pursues towards his goal without giving up, is really appreciabble. Because anyone in his place with such a physique and age wouldn't dare to chase that dream. Its actually a lesson to the youngsters to learn to pursue their aims, without getting depressed. Hats off to that character. And Ayushman's character also is no less. He showed courage to go ahead in life, with meagre income to take up such huge responsibilities. I didn't like the socalled Begum's character because no woman can see her husband becoming homeless at such old age, whatever may be the circumstances and that too after living together for such long. If such old lady thinks so selfishly, in an impractical way, immaturity and without any morals, what message can be conveyed to the youth. Should they follow the Begum? Finally i can only conclude that the behaviour of the begum made me lose belief in the system of marriage. And the plight of Meerza and his tenants due to her unimaginable selfish behaviour, moved my heart and brought tears in my eyes. I was eagerly waiting to see Mirza to get Power of Attorney for the troubles he has taken, which should make no difference to Begum. I am disappointed. I couldn't enjoy much. But i want to give 5 stars for depicting true colours of human behaviour.of selfish people and others suffering because of the and the exploitation of such people by all sections in tge society. - SRILAXMI -