BRO Movie Review: Pawan Kalyan and Sai Dharam Tej’s latest movie Bro. Vinodaya Sittam, which was a super hit in Tamil, was remade in Telugu with the name Bro. Pawan Kalyan played the role played by Samudrakhani in the Tamil movie while Sai Dharam Tej played the role played by Thambi Ramaiah in Telugu. Tamil director Samudrakhani also directed this movie in Telugu.
But Trivikram not only provided the dialogues for the movie but also provided the screenplay as befits the Telugu genre. Ever since the announcement of this movie, there have been huge expectations for the movie. But there is promotional stuff in the movie to double those expectations. With huge expectations, the movie Bro came to the audience this Friday. Now let’s see in the review how far Bro movie has met those expectations.
Bro Movie Story:
Markandeulu alias Mark (Sai Dharam Tej) works as an assistant general manager in a large textile company. As an average middle-class employee, Markandeulu is unable to allocate proper time for anything in life and lives on the run saying that there is no time for every little thing.
A married sister (Priya Prakash Warrier), another studying sister (Yuva Lakshmi), a younger brother who is newly employed in America, and an ailing mother (Rohini) struggle to settle all of them in life. He was living like this, and he accidentally met with a road accident and died. But there he meets Time (Pawan Kalyan) in the form of a man.
Time says that if he says that it is not right for him to die at the age of 30, some things need to be fixed, he will give him a chance to live for 90 days. What are the things Mark wants to do in those 90 days? Did everything go as Mark thought it would? What happened to Ramya (Ketika Sharma) who wanted to share her life with Mark? Will Mark survive after ninety days in the end? Or? You have to watch the movie to know.
Bro Movie Analysis:
Remake movies usually generate some kind of interest in everyone. Because original hit movies are being remade in other languages. So there are definitely many factors influencing it to be a hit here. So everyone’s attention will be on remake movies. Also, everyone’s attention is on this bro movie. But the Tamil original is very different from the Telugu bro movie.
Where an old man is given a second chance in life, here a young man is given a second chance. In fact, the length of the film is also very short, so the makers have tried to clearly say what needs to be said without stretching anywhere. The movie kick starts with the entry of Pawan Kalyan in the tenth minute of the movie.
After Pawan Kalyan’s entry, giving Tej a second chance at life, the scenes designed after that are impressive. In the first half, Tej tried to remove the illusion that Tej was living in an illusion, but in the second half, Trivikram spoiled him with his marked dialogues. Trivikram Mark wrote memorable dialogues like all your men are descendants of Bhasmasura, I am taking you from hell to heaven, don’t make mistakes today for tomorrow.
In fact, first half, mostly Pawan Kalyan tried to impress the fans with songs. All the past super hit songs of Pawan Kalyan have been used for the film. Fans celebrate whenever these songs come out. But the common audience may find some of these songs boring. Samudrakhani has almost succeeded in making the entire movie suitable for the Telugu nativity with a short line about how a young man takes advantage of a second chance in life. Trivikram Maraku’s dialogues are also impressive throughout.
Bro Movie Actors Performance:
Sai Dharantej who appeared in the role of Mark in this movie did full justice to his role. At the age of 30, Bandedu has acted impressively in the role of a man who has shouldered hardships. Pawan Kalyan, the star attraction of this movie, seemed to possess some unknown energy on the screen whenever he appeared. Ketika Sharma’s role opposite Sai Dharantej did not get much attention.
People like Priya Prakash Warrier, Rohini, and Yuvalakshmi got more screen space after Pawan Kalyan and Sai Dharanthej. They acted to the extent of their roles. Samudrakhani was impressed in even one scene. The rest of the actors also did justice to their respective roles. Samudrakhani was quite successful in remaking an already-hit Tamil film in Telugu.
Trivikram Mark’s dialogues added to the screenplay added some magic to it. The cinematography by Sujith Vasudev is a plus for the movie. Thaman impresses with the background score and not only some of the songs but also the visuals are good. The editing is very crisp. However, it would have been better if some care had been taken in the computer graphics used in the film.
Plus points
- Tej – Pawan Kalyan combo
- short length
- Comedy
- Trivikram Mark Dialogues
Minus points
- Computer graphics
- Missing emotions
