Cast: Sharwanand, Samyuktha Menon, Sakshi Vidya, Sree Vishnu, VK Naresh, Siri Hanumanthu, Sampath, Satya, Sunil, Sudharshan

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Written by Nandu Savirigana, Bhanu Bhogavarapu, Ram Abbaraju
Cinematography by Gnanashekar V.S.
Music by Vishal Chandrashekhar
Editing by Ravi Shankar Akunuri
Directed by Ram Abbaraju
Produced by Sunkara Ramabrahmam

Sharwanand after a gap of two years, he is ready to bring audiences a romantic family entertainer, Nari Nari Naduma Murari. The movie is also releasing for Sankranti season, during which he delivered hits like Shatamanam Bhavati and Express Raja. Samajavaragamana director Ram Abbaraju is directing the film and Samyuktha, Sakshi Vaidya are playing leading lady roles. Let's discuss about the film in detail. 

Plot: 

Gautam (Sharwanand) and Nithya (Sakshi Vaidya) fall in love with each other. Nithya's father, a famous lawyer Ramalingaiah (Sampath), specializes in divorce cases and he doesn't think Nithya and Gautam should marry. He still wants to talk to Gautam and there he gets to know that they both fell in love in Kerala. He still decides to not accept but due to Nithya being adamant, he agrees to meet Gautam's parents. Gautam's father Karthik (Naresh) marries 30 years younger woman (Siri Hanumanthu) and Gautam helps him in that. 

Ramalingaiah doesn't like these facts and thinks the family is not suitable for his daughter. Hence, he puts forth a condition that both of them should get married in registrar office. Gautam is scared by it but still accepts for Nithya. We get to know that he already married his college sweatheart Dia (Samyuktha) and they broke up. Registrar (Sunil) puts forth a condition that their divorce certificate is a must but Gautam gets to know that Dia has already remarried. How will he track her down? Will he be able to reveal it to Nithya? How will the story progress? Watch the movie to know more.

Analysis :

Sharwanand worked hard on his transformation and it looks on the screen. He is looking charming, good and his comic timing is on point too. His performance is consistent and apt for this film. Naresh takes the biggest cake in this film as his track brought out laugh-out-loud moments throughout. Satya, Vennela Kishore, Sampath, Sudharshan, Sunil all did their jobs perfectly and their comedy scenes worked out perfectly. 

Sakshi Vaidya and Samyuktha looked beautiful and their characters did have some meat but not memorable. Srikanth Iyengar is good in his brief appearance. Director Ram Abbaraju did not waste even one frame in this ensemble film. He used every meme jokes, spoofs, body language humor, and one-liners to make his gags work. Everything landed well, especially, Naresh scenes. 

He did not try to drag the emotional core and kept it simple yet relatable. The difference between young love and matured love is portrayed with healthy humor. The writers could keep the waferthin plot engaging and interesting throughout without repeating the same scene or gag. The film works well when it keeps the things light doesn't bore when it tries to tell some serious plot points. 

Dialogues by Nandu, Bhanu and Ram have been sharp and hilarious throughout with apt punches. The romance between the leads is also dealt with humor but with necessary details, only. Characters also stick to their basic traits and doesn't go away from them just for the sake of gags. Film works as a coherent, silly, unserious yet good-hearted humor.

Technical values are also very good as the cinemtography and editing stand-out. Music could have been slightly better but with less songs and apt pacing, the movie entertains throughout. Overall, we can say that this film is Sankranti Winner for this year. 

TeluguOne Perspective :

A Hilarious Entertainer from starting frame to ending frame. 

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