Exactly
a
year
after
the
release
of
his
last
movie
Love
Failure,
actor
Siddharth
has
made
a
grand
comeback
with
his
latest
outing
Jabardasth,
which
is
released
as
Dum
Dum
Pee
Pee
in
Tamil.
Sid
has
teamed
up
with
Samantha
and
Nithya
Menon
for
this
movie.
Written
and
directed
by
Nandini
Reddy,
the
film
seems
to
have
been
inspired
by
hit
Hindi
film
Band
Baaja
Baaraat.
It
is
very
entertaining
and
engaging
and
Sid
is
the
showman
in
it.
Jabardasth
is
a
romantic
comedy
film
with
all
masala
ingredients.
Siddharth-Samantha's
performances
are
the
main
attractions
in
the
film.
Nandini
Reddy's
engaging
screenplay
and
funny
dialogues
and
one-liners,
SS
Thaman's
music,
good
picturisation,
rib-tickling
comedy
sequences,
beautiful
costumes
and
art
work
are
other
highlights
of
the
film.
There
is
nothing
big
to
boast
about
the
story
of
the
movie
Jabardasth.
It
is
loosely
inspired
by
Band
Baaja
Baaraat,
but
it
is
not
a
complete
remake
of
the
Hindi
film.
Nandini
Reddy
has
taken
the
basic
plot
and
the
lead
pair
from
the
original
and
narrated
the
story
as
per
the
taste
of
Telugu
audience.
The
director
has
good
grip
on
the
tempo
and
she
successfully
runs
the
show
with
all
commercial
elements.
The
film
starts
in
Bihar
with
the
entry
of
Sayaji
Shinde
as
Bihar
babu,
which
is
very
funny.
The
director
goes
on
building
viewers'
interest
with
a
couple
of
songs
and
few
comedy
sequences
in
the
first
half.
A
sentiment
scene
between
Sid
and
Sam
before
the
interval
bang
brings
a
new
twist
to
the
story.
The
second
half
is
even
more
interesting
with
a
few
romantic
and
funny
moments.
The
climax
is
also
good.
Bairraju
(Siddharth)
is
a
fun
loving
guy,
who
tries
his
hand
at
business
to
become
rich
overnight,
but
he
turns
a
bankrupt.
He
runs
away
to
Bihar
to
escape
from
his
creditors.
But
he
returns
to
Hyderabad
when
a
Bihari
babu
(Shayaji
Shinde)
forces
him
to
marry
his
sister.
He
meets
Shreya
(Samantha)
at
a
wedding
and
learns
her
business
plans.
They
set
up
a
wedding
planning
company
named
Shreyas
Media.
They
are
successful
in
their
business.
However,
Shreya
falls
in
love
with
Bairraju,
but
she
part
her
ways
due
to
his
commercial
attitude.
Then
they
start
their
own
companies
and
the
competition
heats
up
between
the
two.
Here
comes
Saraswati
(Nithya
Menon)
in
Bairraju's
life.
What
happens
next
will
form
the
crux
of
the
story.
Continue
to
read
Jabardasth
movie
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Band
Baaja
Baaraat
had
a
large
scope
for
emotions.
Whereas
Nandini
Reddy
has
reduced
the
emotional
quotient
and
replaced
it
with
farcical
comedy,
which
makes
this
Telugu
movie
different
from
Hindi
film.
Jabardasth
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Siddharth
has
a
completely
different
role
and
he
has
done
justice
to
it.
He
looks
promising
in
all
comedy,
romantic
and
sentimental
sequences.
His
chemistry
with
both
Samantha
and
Nithya
Menon
is
very
cute
and
is
the
main
attraction
in
the
film.
Jabardasth
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Samantha
has
good
scope
in
the
film
and
her
bubbly
characterisation
is
entertaining.
The
actress
will
surely
impress
you
in
both
romantic
and
emotional
sequences.
Her
belly
dance
in
the
song
'Meghamala'
is
very
hot.
Jabardasth
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Review
When
compared
to
Samantha,
Nithya
Menon's
role
is
small,
but
her
character
makes
a
huge
difference
to
the
film
Jabardasth.
She
has
also
delivered
a
very
good
performance.
She
is
sure
to
impress
you
with
her
glamour.
Jabardasth
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Movie
Review
Shayaji
Shinde
is
sure
to
tickle
your
funny
bones.
Srihari
has
important
role
in
the
film
and
he
has
done
a
good
job.
Others
like
Dharmavarapu
Subrahmanyam,
Telangana
Sakunthala,
Thagubothu
Ramesh,
Suresh,
Vennela
Kishore
and
Duvvasi
Mohan
have
also
done
justice
to
their
respective
roles.
Jabardasth
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SS
Thaman's
music
and
background
score
are
the
main
highlights
in
the
technical
front.
He
has
composed
some
of
the
most
trendy
and
melodious
tunes
for
the
film.
His
compositions
like
'Thees
Maar
Khan',
'Meghamala' and
'Arere
Arere'
are
good
to
listen.
Jabardasth
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Review
The
cinematography
is
another
attraction
in
the
film.
Especially,
the
picturisation
of
each
song
is
different
from
the
other.
Costumes
and
art
direction
in
song
sequences
are
superb.
Jabardasth
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Nandini
Reddy's
funny
dialogues
are
the
big
strength
of
the
film
Jabardasth.
Her
composition
of
different
scenes
and
characterisation
are
also
good.
The
editing
of
the
film
is
commendable.
Jabardasth
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Movie
Review
Overall,
Jabardasth
is
a
decent
entertainer
and
it
will
be
a
treat
for
comedy
lovers.
Don't
miss
it
if
you
are
a
fan
of
Siddharth.