Andaru Bagundali Andulo Nenundali Review: Recently, the trend of remaking super hit movies in other languages in Telugu has increased. Even if those movies are available in Telugu, there is no hesitation to remake them. Many Malayalam movies have already been remade in Telugu. Now the famous comedian Ali has also remade the super hit movie Vikriti in Telugu with the title “Andaru Bagundali Andulo Nenundali”.
Ali produced this movie under his Alliwood Entertainments banner. Directed by Sripuram Kiran, Naresh Pavitra as Lokesh’s wife, and Ali and Mauryani acted as hero heroines in this movie. Starring singer Mano and Tanikella Bharani in other pivotal roles, the film is currently streaming on Aha Video. Let’s see how this movie is in the review
The story is:
Born mute-deaf, Srinivasa Rao (Naresh) lives with his wife Sunitha (Pavitra Lokesh), daughter (Pranavi), and son. While Srinivasa Rao, who works in a central government library, is trying to lead his family forward without falling behind in anything, Srinivasa Rao’s family has torn apart because of a photograph taken by Sameer Ali, who came to Hyderabad from Dubai to get married.
Because of that one photo, their lives, which were going smoothly until then, are all thrown into disarray. What is the photo taken by Sameer? How much pain did Srinivasa Rao’s family suffer because of that photo? Did Sameer, who came to Hyderabad from Dubai for marriage, get married? What are the consequences of that photo in Sunita Srinivasa Rao’s life? The story of this movie.
Analysis:
Usually, if they are remaking super hit movies, they take a lot of care. Almost the same happened with this movie. Director Kiran has succeeded in remaking the Malayalam super hit movie Vikriti in Telugu with the title “Andaru Bagundali Andulo Nenundali.” Also, while watching this movie, we get the feeling that we are watching the scenes that are seen around us every day without feeling that this is the same movie. The movie touches the heart while cultivating some humor and touching the emotions as well.
Naresh plays Pavitra Lokesh’s husband and wife and the scenes between them mesmerize the audience. And in today’s modern times, many people have lost their lives due to the madness of selfies, and the lives of others have been destroyed by the madness of these selfies and photos. While generating fun on one side, this movie is also impressive with emotional scenes on the other side.
When it comes to actors
When it comes to the actors, Naresh and Pavitra are the characters that should be mentioned first. It is known that both of them have been in the news lately. In this background, both of them acting together as husband and wife increased the interest in the film. It is no exaggeration to say that Naresh and Pavitra really acted in this movie and lived it. There is no need for us to say anything else about Ali’s performance. Ali played his role with Very Easy and Singer Mano played the role of Naresh’s friend in his own style.
Mauryani, who acted opposite Ali, was also impressed with her small role. Even in one scene where Tanikella Bharani is seen, his character is memorable. Pranavi who played the role of Naresh’s daughter and Lasya who played the role of Mano’s daughter also performed brilliantly.
As for the technical team
All the songs in this movie are impressive. Even if it is a small-budget movie, it can be said that choosing well-known actors for each role is a good plus point for the movie. Director Sripuram Kiran has not held back in terms of making. Even if there are minor flaws, overall the movie is well done. The music given by Rakesh and the lyrics given by Bhaskarabhat are well worked out.
Murali Mohan Reddy did magic with his camera in showing some scenes to the audience. Ali and Konatala Mohan under the banner of Aliwood Entertainments produced the film without any compromise and scored a decent hit. Selva Kumar’s editing is also very crisp.
To be final
Full Meals is a family entertainer that should be watched with the family this weekend without any second thought, ‘Andaru Bagundali Andulo Nenundali’, this movie is full meals, which combines comedy and emotions in equal measure.
