National
Award
winning
director
G
Neelakanta
Reddy's
last
venture
Virodhi
was
a
critically
acclaimed
and
also
bagged
a
few
awards,
but
it
did
an
average
business
at
the
Box
Office.
Now,
the
director
is
back
with
his
latest
movie
Chammak
Challo
starring
Varun
Sandesh,
Sanchita
Padukone
and
Catherine
Tresa
in
leads,
is
a
beautiful
love
story,
but
its
dragging
narration
may
kill
your
interest.
Chammak
Challo
is
a
romance
drama
with
lot
of
commercial
elements.
Varun
Sandesh's
performance
is
the
major
attraction
in
the
film.
Kiran
Varanasi's
music,
Ranganath
Gogineni's
beautiful
picturisation,
Neelakanta
Reddy's
script
and
Bramhaji's
comedy
timing
are
its
other
highlights.
But
its
one
big
drawback
is
its
slow-paced
narration,
which
will
mar
the
interest
of
the
viewers.
The
title
cards
rolling
with
all
famous
love
story
scenes
at
background
looks
an
interesting
idea
and
it
sets
the
mood
to
enjoy
the
romance
drive.
The
first
few
minutes
in
the
first
half,
which
has
three
romantic
songs,
are
quite
interesting
with
Varun's
introduction,
Brahmaji's
comedy,
but
this
interest
does
not
last
long
as
the
romantic
moments
between
Varun
and
Sanchita
turns
disgusting
journey
for
the
viewers.
After
the
interval
bang,
the
story
shifts
to
Bangalore,
where
Varun
finds
a
job.
Vennela
Kishore
tickles
your
funny
bones
in
the
second
half,
but
that
is
not
enough
to
bring
back
viewers'
lost
interest
as
the
slow
narration
continues
in
the
second
hour
too.
There
are
some
scenes
like
Varun
chasing
Catherine
and
Varun-Sanchita
fight,
which
look
silly
and
one
can
not
stop
asking
whether
these
scenes
are
directed
by
a
National
Award
winning
director
like
G
Neelakanta
Reddy.
Kishore
(Srinivas
Avasarala)
is
a
wannabe
filmmaker,
who
is
on
a
look
out
for
a
fresh
story.
Professor
Apparao
Aggarwal
(Shayaji
Shinde)
lets
him
know
about
the
love
story
of
Shyam
(Varun
Sandesh)
and
Anshu
(Sanchitha
Padukone),
who
get
engaged
later.
But
hell
breaks
loose
when
Shyam
falls
in
love
with
Sunaina.
What
happens
next
will
form
the
crux
of
the
story.
Continue
to
read
Chammak
Challo
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in
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Chammak
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Director
G
Neelakanta
Reddy's
work
seems
to
be
an
average
fare
in
Chammak
Challo.
Chammak
Challo
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Movie
Review
Varun
Sandesh
looks
good
in
student's
role
and
he
has
delivered
wonderful
performance.
His
chemistry
with
both
Sanchitha
Padukone
and
Catherine
Tresa
is
good
and
it
is
visual
treat
for
audience.
Chammak
Challo
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Review
Sanchitha
Padukone
has
full
scope
in
the
movie
and
she
has
tried
her
best
to
do
justice
to
her
role,
but
it
does
not
seem
to
be
enough.
She
needs
to
learn
a
lot
in
acting
as
well
glam
show.
Chammak
Challo
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Movie
Review
When
compared
to
Sanchita,
Catherine
Tresa
has
very
less
scope
in
the
movie
Chammak
Challo,
but
she
manages
to
impress
you
in
a
short
span
of
time.
She
looks
super
hot.
Chammak
Challo
-
Movie
Review
Shayaji
Shinde
and
Vennela
Kishore
will
surely
tickle
your
funny
bones
in
this
movie.
Srinivas
Avasarala,
Vennela
Kishore
and
others
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Chammak
Challo
-
Movie
Review
In
technical
front,
Kiran
Varanasi's
music
is
the
main
highlight.
The
movie
has
eight
songs
and
a
couple
of
them
are
impressive.
His
background
score
is
average
and
it
fails
to
elevate
sentimental
scenes.
Chammak
Challo
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Movie
Review
Ranganath
Gogineni's
picturisation
is
also
good
and
he
has
captured
some
of
the
best
scenes
in
this
film.
But
Nagi
Reddy's
editing
is
average.
He
could
have
trimmed
certain
dragging
scenes
to
make
it
impressive.
The
dialogues
are
boring,
they
add
to
the
slow
narration.
Chammak
Challo
-
Movie
Review
Overall,
G
Neelakanta
Reddy
wants
to
offer
a
different
love
story
through
Chammak
Challo,
but
he
has
failed
in
executing
the
story
on
screen.
Instead
of
entertaining,
the
director
bores
and
irritates
audience.
Watch
it
on
your
own
risk.