Cast: Allari Naresh,Karthika,Monal Gajjar and others
Directed by : B Chinni Krishna
Produced by : Ammiraju Kanumilli
Banner :Siri Cinema
Music : Sekhar Chandra
Release Date : Nov 06 2014 12:00 AM
Rama Krishna (Allari Naresh) and Lakshmi (Karthika Nair) who happens to be twins are polls apart. While Lakshmi indulges in fights on daily basis, It was Ram Krishna who will facing the consequences of her actions. Love blossoms between Rama Krishna and Shruti (Monal Gajjar). It was then Rama Krishna's Father imposes a condition that he shouldn't tie the knot unless Lakshmi gets married. What has Rama Krishna done for his sister's marriage forms the rest of the story!
Artists Performance:
Allari Naresh: This role is a tailor-made for our Comedy Hero. He excels in the scenes where he expresses frustration.
Karthika Nair: She is a complete revelation in this movie and shows a completely different angle in her. Her comic timing is very good and she is believable in the fights composed by Ram Lakshman.
Monal Gajjar as Naresh's love interest does a decent job. Brahmanandam as Kona Venkat is ineffective. Ali, Vennela Kishore, Harshavardhan Rane, Bhanu Sri Mehra, Srinivas Reddy and Abhimanyu Singh have played their parts well. Kelly Dorjee hardly leaves any impact.
Plus Points:
- Naresh-Karthika's performance
- Comedy
- First Half
Minus Points:
- Songs
- Rehash of Telugu Films
- Second Half
Analysis:
Director B Chinni Krishna has got a promising script in hand but failed in the execution. First Half of the movie is entertaining with good comedy dose. But, The scenes in the latter half were poorly handled and the Climax is a big letdown.
Sekhar Chandra's music is disappointing. Cinematography is just okay. Editing could have been much better. Dialogues evoke laughter in most occasions. Production Values are good.
At Box Office, 'Brother Of Bommali' has got decent chances of turning profitable. Thanks to Allari Naresh's market in B & C centres! This comedy caper could please audience who don't bother about logics or routine stuff to some extent but its definitely not a film that offers loads of entertainment.
Verdict: Partly Entertaining!
