BRO Review: Pawan Kalyan steals the show, Sai Dharam Tej Delivers a decent performance

By Senorita Shreya Lakra

| Published: Friday, July 28, 2023, 12:44 [IST]

Pawan Kalyan has given his nod to appear in a movie alongside Sai Dharam Tej, directed by Samuthirakani. This film, titled "BRO," is an official remake of the director's previous work, "Vinodaya Sitham." Today marks the release of this fantasy film, and it has generated considerable anticipation. Now, all eyes are on Sai Dharam Tej, as fans eagerly await to see if he can achieve another hit following his recent success with "Virupaksha." Scroll down to read more.

BRO Review: Pawan Kalyan steals the show, Sai Dharam Tej Delivers a decent performance

1/11

The film centers around the life of Markandeyulu (played by Sai Dharam Tej), a busy and career-focused individual who prioritizes his work above all else, disregarding the emotions and opinions of others. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he meets with a fatal accident and succumbs to death. Surprisingly, he gets the opportunity to encounter the Time/God Titan (portrayed by Pawan Kalyan), who grants him a second chance in the form of 90 days to rectify the course of his life. The remaining plot follows Markandeyulu's realization of his mistakes and his efforts to change his ways and make amends.

2/11

Undoubtedly, Pawan Kalyan shines as the standout performer in the film. His presence becomes the primary highlight and a major asset of the movie. Fans are treated to a delightful experience as Pawan portrays his classic charm and also reenacts some of his blockbuster songs from the past.

3/11

Sai Dharam Tej delivers a decent performance portraying the character of an ignorant workaholic. The interactions between Pawan Kalyan and Sai Dharam Tej in some scenes are particularly noteworthy and well-executed.

4/11

Ketika Sharma, Priya Prakash Varrier, Rohini, Vennela Kishore, Tanikella Bharani, and the rest of the cast delivered their performances satisfactorily. However, it is worth noting that Priya Varrier's role didn't quite align with her level of popularity, and it could have been portrayed by any other actor without significantly impacting the film.

5/11

In "BRO," Pawan Kalyan appears in super stylish looks that captivate the audience. The background music by Thaman is commendable, adding to the film's overall appeal. However, the songs fail to make a strong impression and, in contrast, the incorporation of Pawan Kalyan's old songs in certain portions proves to be more effective.

6/11

The quality of the VFX work in the movie could have been significantly improved, as several scenes displayed subpar graphics. Additionally, the screenplay suffers from occasional clumsiness, possibly caused by the rushed succession of scenes.

7/11

While the concept of the film is not entirely original, it does present a slight variation from previous movies like Yamaleela and Ori Devuda that also explored the theme of getting a 'second chance.' However, what sets this film apart is the director's approach of keeping the God character involved throughout, making it a more elaborate and distinct storytelling experience compared to other films in the same genre.

8/11

The initial 20 minutes of the film consist of over-the-top establishing scenes, and the comedy fails to create the desired impact during this time. However, the entry of God is portrayed in a powerful and impactful manner, marking a significant turning point in the storyline.

9/11

Pawan Kalyan, portraying the character of Titan, takes center stage and dominates the narrative until the interval with his charismatic swag and occasional throwbacks to old songs, much to the delight of his fans. His mannerisms captivate the audience and leave a lasting impression. However, the relationship between Markandeyulu and his girlfriend lacks proper establishment, leaving it somewhat underdeveloped in the film.

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