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Balupu - Movie Review
Balupu starts off with our Mass Maharaja-Ravi Teja saving the damsel in distress, Lakshmi Rai in a big fight. Ravi Teja's entry into the film is good and the dialogue, 'Nenu casual gaa kodithene casuality loki veltaaru...Ade concentrate chesi kodite coma loke', brought out the energy in the theaters that Ravi Teja's film usually does. With dialogues like, 'Kottaala..mimmalni kottaala...rendintilonoo punch untundiroy...,' Ravi Teja is back with a bang this time. With repeated failures till now, it is refreshing to watch Ravi Teja at his best.
Story:
Ravi
(Ravi
Teja)
is
a
recovery
agent
for
a
bank.
He
leads
a
simple
life
in
the
city
of
Bangalore
along
with
his
father
(Prakash
Raj).
He
comes
across
Shruti
(Shruti
Haasan)
and
her
uncle
Crazy
Mohan
(
Brahmanandam
)
unexpectedly.
Shruthi
and
her
uncle
have
a
habit
of
cheating
gullible
young
men
and
Ravi
decides
to
teach
them
a
lesson.
In
this
process,
Shruti
and
Ravi
fall
for
each
other.
Shruthi's
father
(Nasser)
and
Prakash
Raj
also
agree
to
the
alliance.
But
things
take
a
violent
turn
with
the
entry
of
Vizag
Poorna
(Ashutosh
Rana).
He
reveals
some
shocking
truths
about
Ravi
and
Prakash
Raj.
Ravi
and
Prakash
Raj
have
a
violent
past
and
that
past
also
involves
Anjali
(Anjali).
What
are
those
truths?
What
role
does
Anjali
have
in
Ravi's
life?
That
forms
the
rest
of
the
story.
Shruti Hassan and Ravi Teja's chemistry is pretty good and Shruti's glamour is a huge plus to the film. Anjali's girl-next-door character is perfect for her. She does full justice for the role.
Brahmanandam, without whom the film would be incomplete, has done justice to his character as usual. Prakash Raj has also done a good job as Ravi Teja's father.
The first half is pretty fast paced and the viewers are floored with each any every scene. The second half though started off a little slow takes off soon after. There is a scene in the hospital where Ravi Teja talks like Balayya. His dialogues in this scene made the entire theatre rupture with whistles and screeches.
Dialogues
'Mokka ni penchuko needa ni istundi...Kukka ni penchuko thodu ni istundi...Paga ni penchukoku pranam potundi....,' such dialogues are the highlights of the film. Especially, the Balayya dialogue, it will not disappoint anyone.
Anjali
Anjali, on the other hand, is also a huge plus for the film. Her innocent looks and simple gild character was perfect for her. Ravi Teja as usual makes anything work. His love story with Anjali is beautifully shot.
Ravi Teja-Shruti Hassan
Shruti Hassan and Ravi Teja's chemistry is pretty good, and Shruti's glamour is a huge plus to the film. The actors looked perfect for their roles. Shruti Hassan's glamour is a plus point for the film.
Songs
The songs placing could have been better, but having said that, almost all the songs are good and the theatre was full of energy at each song.
Brahmanandam
Brahmanandam, without whom the film would be incomplete, has done justice to his character as usual. Prakash Raj has also done a good role in Ravi Teja's father.
Gopichand's direction needs appreciation. The way he has molded the characters is very good. The fast pace of the movie keeps the viewer in place till the end.
Balupu Keeps Viewer Entertained
Brahmanandam, Ravi Teja and Shruti Hassan's scenes are very funny. The acting and dialogue flow of these actors keeps viewer entertained.
Ravi-Shruti
Ravi Teja and Shruti Hassan's acting together is very good. We hope to see many more films with their combination.
Technical
Technically, the film is simple. Nothing to boast about. The film is colourful throughout, and the audience are more immersed in the dialogues and would not have much time to bother about anything else.
Verdict
Watch Ravi Teja doing what he is good at. Balupu, a Ravi Teja Entertainer. Watch to have fun.
