Cast: Thiruveer, Teena Sravya, Rohan Roy, Narendra Ravi, Yamini Nageswar, Waltair Vinay, Prabhavathi

Crew: 

Music by Suresh Bobbili
Cinematography by Soma Sekhar
Edited by Naresh Adupa 
Written and Directed by Rahul Srinivas
Produced by Agaram Sandeep

Thiruveer has been one of the highly talented young actors who is making good impression among audiences with his content choices. His rural based comedy The Great Pre-Wedding Show released on 7th November, with a promise to deliver healthy entertainment about pre-wedding shoots trend. Let's discuss about this entertainer that aims to be a satirical take on growing trends. 

Plot: 

Ramesh (Thiruveer) runs a photography shop in a village and he situates it opposite to a Village Panchayat Office. He falls in love with Hema (Teena Sharvya), an employee in Panchyat and he tries to woe her. He has a lazy assistant Ram Charan (Rohan Roy) and due to him, Ramesh tends to end up in trouble. Still, he trusts him and works with the young boy. A Mandal Chairperson nephew Anand (Narendra Ravi) asks Ramesh to conduct Pre-wedding shoot for him with his fiance Soundarya (Yamini Nageswar). 

After spending a good amount of Rs.2 Lakhs on the shoot, Ramesh handovers the memory chip to his assistant and the boy misplaces it at an open field. Unable to find it right away, Ramesh tries to cancel Anand and Soundarya's wedding. On the other hand, Anand and Soundarya, fall in love with each other as they start believing that they are made for each other and soulmates. Will Ramesh be able to separate them? If he fails, can he convince Anand about missing video files? What will he do to escape from this typical situation? Watch the movie to know more. 

Analysis :

Thiruveer and Teena Sharya are good in their performances. Mainly, their silent chemistry is engaging to look. Narendra Ravi and Yamini Nageswar are surprise package in the film. Narendra, especially, is good in bringing typical villager from godavari districts energy to the screen. His innocence and sincerity are engaging to watch. Rohan is also good in bringing few laughs. 

The writing in the movie tough is uneven and tends to go through highs and lows too much. While few moments click big time, some tend to drag a little too much. The movie entertains in the first hour with the typical characters and their behaviours. The set-up is well executed too. It makes us feel like we are watching a simple, fun entertainer. 

But the second half tends to drag the point, a little too much and feels slightly exhausting. Still, the heartful ending moments and overall innocence of characters make it watchable. While the music is not so memorable, it doesn't hurt while hearing too. Production values are decent and apt for the story. Technically, movie doesn't aim too high while sound design, usage of sound could have been much better. 

Overall, this movie is not something that tries to oversell the point and it also doesn't fully utilise its potential. With certain flaws in writing, it does struggle but it delivers on comical front and becomes a watchable film. 

TeluguOne Perspective :

An enjoyable film with certain flaws in narrative.  

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