Reviews

Honestly I didn't like the trailer or music much.

I only went because I wanted to watch Naveen Polishetty and Anushka being a couple and I was in for the fun ride.

First 10-15 min was okay. When Naveen finally entered the scene, that's when the movie took off.

Comedy yes! Fun!

Anvita wants to have a baby through a sperm donor and she finds Sidhu to be suitable. But he falls in love with her.

What I most liked about this movie is it's very clear why they like each other. Why he fell for her. It's not this regular I saw her and went after her or stalked her and just fell in love cause she's the main lead.

She didn't fall for him because he did something amazing to impress her.

They are both adults who realized they like each other and eventually got to know enough to feel that love.

WE NEED MORE SUCH MATURED LOVE STORIES!

Unlike some recent movies *kushi* where he just sees her and literally harasses her till she says okay by doing "great gestures". When will Telugu stories stop doing this?

At the end Anvita will go through the process of having a kid without changing her mind. That's clarity and confidence in a person we need. She didn't go back to the conventional ways where now that she fell in love she will take a traditional path. No that's not her character.

The characters throughout this movie stayed consistent keeping the audience actively interested and also feel for them.

Songs were good as well. Not so striking but I keep listening to them now since I loved the context so much.

Special appreciation to Mr Polishetty for caring about the audience. He never ever takes up a role where he stalks a girl and tries to impress her superficially. I love him for bringing in some responsibility as well. So fed up of stars still making such movies. Thank you Naveen!

Every review here mostly says it was a waste of money and it is true. There was no need to spend so much for this story.

They need to understand that if only a plot needs money it looks good to spend on one.

My main problem with the movie was Vikramaditya being a palmist predicted several people's future including Indira Gandhi that she will declare an Emergency in India.

But at the end he believes that whatever his "amazing" work of palmistry was till now is nothing but crap and people can write their own future. But what about his whole identity of being a fortune teller?

The director must think audience are idiots and will watch anything if it looks expensive.

Prabhas looked like a photoshopped version of himself because of over processing of the movie.

Pooja hegde can't act. So get ready for some bizzare emotional scenes that are comedic rather than moving.

And seriously Bhagya sree could have been Prabhas' sister than mother. We are not living in the 70's or 80's to cast young female as moms.

Movie starts with ugly stereotypes about people born in foreign countries. Translated to English: "She was born to a white mom, so she's like this" referring how a colleague forces herself on him.

Girls "should" adjust. He needs someone who will adjust nonsense.

When an opposing character, Vibha is introduced as a standup comedian I wondered how they will define a relationship. But it was more than disappointing. First of all it's a joke in itself she's a standup comedian. Second, they tried to portray her as a very clear person and protesting against patriarchy and standard societal expectations. But that wasn't defined anywhere properly.

First off is okay with the introductions of all the characters.

Second half is nothing but a filler. Also what's up with the new girl who sends parents to speak about their wedding already? Who does that?

Anyway, second half is more useless than first half.

The whole movie stands on a premise that relationships could be more than what society expects and tells us. But that wasn't defined ever.

There's some non sense monologue at the end in the name of stand up comedy.

Nothing about this movie is interesting.

Orange movie also was based on some premise like this but it wasn't explained enough.

On a side note, I missed pooja hedge's voice. She has a great voice and someone else filled it for her in this movie.

Good: Amala Paul.

Horrible: It's a narration about how women shouldn't "misuse" their freedom. How they should be in their "limits". The director used free the nipple movement for some reason. I don't think he actually understands the intent of it.

It's about making choices not just wanting to be naked.

Please do not attempt movies under the name of women empowerment and depict that even women empowerment have limitations. It's ridiculous.

It's annoying and simply seems uneducated about important social issues.

Also sad to see that director thinks "honor" is the most important thing to a woman than her life. And she can't seek help even from police because "men are men" concept. Really horrible to see this attitude being justified.

Movie making: Good cinematography, music and the build up for the story.