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Movie Review - Allare Allari
Allare Allari release is been postponed several times but its cast did throw a strong expectation among the audience and entire Telugu film industry. Allare Allari was in the news ever since its launch as it's producer was in the red for some personal reasons. Everybody thought the movie would not release. Finally breaking all the issues, the movie got released to impressive response. Story: A lady factionist (Telengana Sakuntala) kills her rival. Before giving up to the law, she leaves her daughter Priya (Mallika Kapoor) in the custody of her brother (Chalapati Rao), telling to take my daughter and take care of her studies. When I return from jail, I will look into the killing of my third and last rival through your (Chalapati Rao) son Anand (Venu). After that, I will order their marriage. After 14 years, the boy who is supposed to become a factionist becomes Dr. Anand (Venu). One day, Anand happens to save the life of a lady, who attempts suicide when her boy declines to marry her. Anand barges into the marriage venue, lifts the bride by force and performs his marriage with the lady. As a result, the marriage of Swathi (Parvati Melton) is stopped. Swathi finds Anand responsible for the breakdown of her marriage and she resorts to romantic blackmailing of the hero that "My marriage crashed because of you. So, you should marry me. Or else, I will die." Little skirmishes between them result in love. Exactly, when they are about to marry, the lady factionist, mother-in-law (Telengana Sakuntala) of Anand, is released from the jail. Anand has no other go, but to go the jail to receive her along with Veerababu (Allari Naresh), the watchman of his apartment. Mistaken identity forces Veerababu to become Anand, who in turn thinks that this drama will help him marry Swathi. In the mean time, grownup Priya lands up in Hyderabad from the US along with her Father-in-law (Chalapati Rao). Now, Veerababu should make a cold-blooded murder if he were to marry Priya. Rest forms the remaining story. Artistes’ Performance: Venu and Allari Narseh combination seems to be excellent. Screen chemistry between Venu and Parvati Melton is superb and the same is the case with Naresh and Mallika Kapoor. Though Venu and Naresh did their best in thier roles and made a good attempt at making people laugh. Parvati Melton is adequate, Mallika Kapoor in a short and sweet role is okay Telengana Sakuntala role is dominated hero roles in the entertainment section for some aspect, in fact that it is Telengana Sakuntala who steals the limelight from start to finish. The entire film revolves around her character. Raghu Babu's role as the last target of the factionist is hilarious. Dharmavarapu has a lengthy footage in this movie as the chief surgeon. Ali did the compounder. Krishna Bhagwan, Kondavalasa, MS Narayana and some regular women characters contributed to the comedy thread. Technical Details: The story is brought out well but for a nagging screenplay. Direction by Mupplaneni Siva is good, but he couldn't lift the characterization factor, leaving all the roles half completed. The first half is good with some comedy scenes, but they are not sufficient to tickle the audience, going by the movie's title. The second half goes out of kilter resulting in a weak climax. Chakri's music is forgettable, and songs pop up suddenly and not situational. Overall the music is very average to good. FC Verdict: Allare Allari is good for a one-time view, it is purely intended for comedy lovers. But, repeat audience is ruled out.             |
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