Movie Review: Mr Bachchan
Director : Harish Shankar
Producers : T.G. Vishwa Prasad
Music Director: Mickey J. Meyer
Starring : Ravi Teja, Bhagyashri Borse, Jagapathi Babu and others
Release Date: 15th August 2024
Rating : 2.75/5
Mr Bachchan Movie Review: Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja, Bhagyashri Borse, Jagapathi Babu starrer Mr Bachcahn helmed by Harish Shankar, has finally hit the theaters today. Let’s see the story of Mr Bachchan.
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Story: Income Tax Officer Mr Bachchan (Ravi Teja) is honest. After raiding a corrupt tobacconist, angry superiors suspend Mr Bachchan from duty. After this he comes to his hometown Kotipalli and falls in love of Jikki (Bhagyashree Borse). Meanwhile, Bachchan gets a call to join the job and he is tasked with raiding the home of a powerful local figure, Mutyam Jaggaiah (Jagapathi Babu). What does Mr Bachchan do for her love?, How does Jikki fall in love with Bachchan? How does Bachchan raid in the house of Mutyam Jaggaiah? To get these answers, one should watch the movie Mr Bachchan on silver screen.
Plus Points:
· Performance
· Ravi Teja
· Interval scene
· First half
· BGM
· Satya Comedy
· Yuvaraj Star Cameo
Minus Points:
· Unwanted Commercial Elements
· Predictable second half
· Outdated climax
Performance: Ravi Teja looks very powerful in the role of Mr. Bachchan. He impresses with his comedic timing, stylish action elements and strong emotions. His performance is impressive. He impresses with his body language, in some action and emotional sequences and with his looks. Bhagyashree Borse entertained with her glamour. Her looks and steps especially in the songs are a plus for the movie. Jagapathi Babu in the role of villain has fully nailed his role. Comedian Satya’ comedy is good. Sachin Khedekar, Tanikella Bharani, Gautami and Praveen, and others perform accordingly.
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Technical: Harish Shankar does well in balancing mass elements with romance and comedy. The background score is good. Songs are ok. Cinematography is also good. Most of the scenes in the movie have been shot very beautifully. The art department’s efforts to create the retro vibe, in the first half, are commendable. When it comes to editing, editor Ujwal Kulkarni can trim a few dragging and unwanted scenes. Producers TG Vishwaprasad, Krishna Kumar, Bhushan Kumar, and Abhishek Pathak made this film without any compromise. Their production values are very good.
Analysis: Ravi Teja delivers decent performances, and Bhagyashri Bose adds a touch of glamour. Harish Shankar, who designed the character of Mr Bachchan and the scenes for that character, did not write the same level of treatment in this film. He failed to write an interesting story especially in the second half. Although Harish Shankar’ dialogues, hero characterization and BGM are good, it is an average movie. Mr Bachchan would have been better if the villain character had been written more strongly along with the second half screenplay.
