KM
Chaitanaya's
debut
film
Aa
Dinagalu
was
a
sleeper
hit,
but
his
next
Suryakanti
became
a
dud
at
the
Box
Office.
After
taking
a
gap
of
three
years,
he
is
back
with
Parari,
a
comedy
entertainer
without
a
big
star
in
the
cast.
Parari
features
Bullet
Prakash,
Shubha
Poonja
and
new
faces
like
Jahnavi
Kamath,
Shravanth
Rao
and
Shrungha
in
the
key
roles.
Rangayana
Raghu,
Arun
Sagar
and
Sharath
Lohitashwa
are
also
in
the
cast.
Last
but
not
least,
Sadhu
Kokila
will
be
seen
in
a
key
role.
These
guys
give
their
best
to
bring
laughter
on
your
face.
Chaitanaya's
earlier
movies
dealt
with
strong
and
serious
stories.
But
for
the
latest
film,
he
has
chosen
a
fun
subject
and
coming-of-age
storyline.
The
film
is
about
three
guys,
who
tries
to
have
some
adventure
but
falls
into
trouble
unknowingly
and
their
struggle
to
come
out
of
it,
form
the
crux
of
the
story.
The
title
card
appears
with
the
song
'Kailasa
kailuntu...',
and
Sadhu
Kokila
gives
introduction
to
the
lead
characters.
Anantha
(Shrungha),
the
son
of
rich
businessman
played
by
Rangayana
Raghu,
wants
to
commit
suicide
due
to
his
repeated
love
failures.
Every
time
he
half-heartedly
tries
to
take
his
life
off,
he
changes
his
decision
thinking
of
finding
a
new
girl.
Peede
(Bullet
Prakash)
plays
the
role
of
a
son
to
Umashri
in
the
film.
Every
now
and
then,
Umashri
keeps
wondering
and
worrying
about
the
holes
in
her
son's
underwear.
This
raises
funny
debates
between
them
every
time
they
share
screen
space.
Karan
(Shravanth
Rao)
is
a
small
character
artist,
who
is
in
love
with
the
TV
actress
played
by
Shuba
Poonja.
Three
boys,
based
on
a
suggestion
given
by
a
swami,
decides
to
visit
a
place
in
Andhra
Pradesh
to
have
fun
with
woman.
But
their
lives
change
once
they
visit
the
place
and
the
real
cat
and
mouse
game
begins
from
now.
What
happens
to
their
lives?
How
they
manage
to
come
out
of
the
troubles?
Watch
the
film
to
get
the
answers
for
all
these
questions.
Continue
reading
the
review
on
the
slideshow...
Parari
Review
KM
Chaitanya
has
taken
a
different
route
this
time
and
surprises
you
with
his
subject
this
time.
The
point
that
has
to
be
noted
is
that
the
director
has
turned
naughty
this
time
with
double
entendre
one-liners.
More
importantly,
the
'Chaddi'
dialogues
mouthed
by
Bullet
Prakash
are
all
over
the
film.
Parari
Review
KM
Chaitanya,
seriously,
does
not
want
to
tell
you
a
story
but
he
has
tried
to
break
the
funny
bones
throughout
the
film.
The
first
half
is
engaging
with
funny
moments
and
by
the
end
of
second
half,
he
tries
to
give
a
twist
to
the
story.
Parari
Review
In
the
second
half,
we
are
told
how
three
men
along
with
two
female
leads
find
ways
to
escape
from
the
troubles.
The
storyline
is
not
strong
but
the
narration
makes
it
an
engaging
affair.
The
comedy
scenes
and
well-written
funny
one-liners
will
remain
biggest
strength
of
the
film.
Not
to
forget
the
performances
of
the
important
characters.
Parari
Review
Bullet
Prakash
is
the
real
hero
in
the
film
and
his
friends
played
by
newcomers
Shravanth
Rao
and
Shrungha
have
tried
their
best
to
prove
their
talent.
Experienced
actress
Shubha
Poonja
is
at
her
usual
best
but
her
exceeding
weight
would
bother
her
fans.
Jahnavi
Kamath
has
a
long
way
to
go.
Remaining
characters
like
Arun
Sagar
and
Rangayana
Raghu
make
their
presence
felt
in
limited
roles.
Anoop
Selin's
three
songs
are
good
and
HV
Venu's
cinematography
is
good.
Parari
Review
Drawback:
At
parts,
the
comedy
scenes
fail
to
evoke
laughter.
Verdict:
Parari,
as
said
by
the
makers
of
the
film,
is
a
rib-tickling
entertainer.
People
could
enjoy
the
film
if
they
let
go
the
logics.