Oh My Friend Movie Review

Movie: Oh My Friend

My Rating: 3.5

Banner: Sree Venkateshwara Creations

Cinematography: Vijay K Chakravarthy

Music: Rahul Raj

Producer: Dil Raju

BGM: Manisharma

Story, screenplay and direction: Vijay K Chakravarthy

Cast: Siddharth, Shruthi Haasan, Hansika, Navadeep, Tanikella Bharani. Ali, Raghu Babu, Sana, and so on.

Release Date: November 11, 2011

Review

History

Chandu (Sidz) and Siri (Shruti) are friends since childhood and are close friends. While Syria is a very planned girl with the clarity of thought, Chandu is not interested in studies that want to become a rock star. This is not going well with Chandu's father (Bharani), but he takes it in stride.

The story takes a turn when he meets Ritu Chandu (Hansika) and falls for her. Soon, he manages to win her heart. Meanwhile, Uday Siri is committed (Navadeep).

The story takes a turn when the close union between Chandu-Siri begins to cause discomfort to their partners. On the other hand, elderly people feel both Chandu and Siri are really in love but do not realize. Is it really love? Or just friends? How does the story of his life takes a turn is the essence.

Performance artists:

Siddarth is used to doing these tasks, but in this film, which is expected to look young for what he did everything possible to do so. His acting was natural and scored brownie points in the emotional climax scene.

Shruti Haasan never had so good a character in his career. A simple girl who is willing to do anything for her friend, who brings with her performance. The actor sees it through this movie.

Navadeep is seen with a few shades of character "Arya 2 '. Even his performance was good.

The weakest link in the cast is Hansika. She has lost lots of weight and cute charm that could have been better if there was a new face in place.

Tanikella Bharani was awesome, the comedy was well-Ali, Raghu Babu has come and gone, Sana was standard. The others did not have much margin.

Highlights:

* Music and songs

* Photography

Siddarth-performance Shruti *

Disadvantages:

* A three-dimensional history

* The lack of comedy

Final analysis:

Dil Raju movies are known for the technical values ​​so that even this film is rich in that. Vibrant colors, mood photography etc make their mark. But real life is music and film songs.

The dialogues are written by the director and who have been good in places. While he handles all departments and could not do so in writing.

But he was good at getting the right emotions at key moments effectively. Any film Dil Raju, even if it is a blow is lost in the visible, which is entertainment.

Because the narrative dimension, the scope of entertainment was not focused. Although Ali was there, that did not work much. As usual, the film tackles the issue facing young people, but in the end, the emotional feeling is that the sense of entertainment.

Because of this, one can expect very different reactions depending on the personal experiences of each person. If only the entertainment value was added, the film would have been a sure shot gift. Dil Raju may have to rely on post-release publicity for that.