Rambo
is
Sharan's
100th
movie
and
it
is
also
his
first
movie
as
a
hero.
Taking
inspiration
from
the
success
of
Komal's
Govindaya
Namaha,
the
comedian
came
forward
to
produce
the
movie
and
has
almost
succeeded
in
his
attempt,
as
the
movie
is
nothing
but
a
fun
affair.
Rambo
is
a
comedy-thriller
and
a
good
entertainer.
With
a
bunch
of
matured
performers,
the
actor
has
tried
his
best
to
keep
the
fun
element
all
through
the
film.
However,
the
combination
of
Sharan-Tabla
Nani
and
oneliners
are
the
only
aspects
that
make
you
sit
till
the
end.
Krishna
Murthy
alias
Kitty
(Sharan),
a
car
broker,
has
a
cunning
way
of
sealing
the
deal
with
the
help
of
his
uncle-friend
Belt
Kumar
aka
Prem
Kumar.
They
sell
any
car
for
a
price
offered
by
the
customer.
A
pig
plays
a
major
role
in
accomplishing
their
goals.
How?
It
is
better
to
watch
it
on-screen.
Kitty's
mother,
played
by
Umashri,
is
fed
up
of
finding
a
good
alliance
for
him
as
he
spoils
the
party
every
time
they
are
at
bride's
place.
His
strange
way
of
trying
to
know
the
true
colour
of
girls
whom
he
meet
at
their
house,
puts
him
in
trouble.
However,
his
life
changes
after
Revathi
(Madhuri)
comes
to
his
life;
and
when
he
decides
to
bid
goodbye
to
his
profession
for
her,
the
story
takes
a
twist.
Sharan
discovers
a
dead
body
in
his
car
and
cracking
the
mystery
forms
the
remaining
part
of
the
story.
The
story
of
Rambo
is
entertaining
but
boring
in
parts.
The
movie
has
an
likeable
beginning
and
has
good
one-liners.
However,
the
momentum
goes
for
a
toss
in
the
later
part
of
the
first
half.
In
the
second
half,
the
story
picks
up
well
with
comedy
and
thrill
all
over
it.
Sharan
has
done
a
remarkable
job.
The
actor
is
no
different
comparatively
with
his
99
films,
but
the
length
of
his
role
makes
the
difference
to
the
film.
He
is
backed
by
his
co-star
Tabala
Nani,
whose
body
language
and
dialogue
delivery
win
the
applause
of
the
audience.
Rangayana
Raghu
is
good
in
limited
role
and
others
like
Sadhu
Kokila,
Umashri
are
okay
in
their
limited
role.
Technically,
Arjun
Janya's
songs
had
always
created
sensation
before
the
release,
Krishna's
cinematography
is
good.
Last
but
not
least,
Ganesh
has
done
a
voice
over
as
a
narrator.