Telugu
actor
Tanish,
who
was
last
seen
on
screen
in
the
movie
Chanakyudu,
looks
handsome
and
has
good
acting
skills.
The
nine-film
old
star
has
been
making
all
possible
attempt
to
get
a
big
break,
but
in
vein.
One
reason
for
his
failure
is
that
he
has
failed
to
choose
a
right
kind
of
script.
Now,
his
ninth
outing
Telugabbai
has
hit
the
screen
and
the
actor
fails
once
again
to
impress
the
audience
due
to
tried
and
tested
story.
Telugabbai
is
a
romance
drama,
and
Tanish
and
Ramya
Nambeesan's
performances
are
the
main
highlight
in
the
film.
Mejo
Joseph's
music,
beautiful
picturisation
and
choreography
of
songs
are
its
other
strengths.
But
the
film
has
abundance
of
drawbacks.
Age-old
story
and
dialogues,
slow
and
dragging
narration,
weak
characterisation
and
a
few
illogical
sequences
are
some
of
its
main
weaknesses.
The
movie
is
a
triangular
love
story,
which
revolves
around
two
Indian
families,
who
have
settled
down
in
Malaysia.
Director
Avinash
O
Sridhar
has
tried
his
best
to
impress
the
film
goers,
but
his
old
storyline
and
slow-paced
narration
do
not
support
him.
His
script
lacks
freshness
and
there
is
nothing
new
in
the
treatment
of
the
subject.
The
only
new
thing
in
the
film
is
that
the
whole
movie
has
been
shot
in
Malaysia.
Arun
(Tanish)
and
Bulan
(Remya
Nambeesan)
are
childhood
friends,
who
are
staying
with
their
parents
in
Malaysia.
Arun
is
in
love
with
a
model
Megha
(Tashu
Kaushik).
Bulan
shares
a
good
relationship
with
her
and
she
tries
to
patch
up
the
couple
whenever
tiffs
and
misunderstandings
arise
between
them.
Irritated
with
his
possessive
nature,
Megha
decides
to
marry
her
boss
and
moves
to
India.
After
their
breakup,
Bulan
falls
in
love
with
Arun
and
he
also
starts
loving
her.
At
this
juncture,
Megha
renters
the
scene.
What
happens
next
will
form
the
crux
of
the
story,
which
should
be
watched
on
screen.
Continue
to
read
Telugabbai
movie
review
in
slide
show.
Telugabbai
–
Movie
Review
The
film
lacks
novelty,
entertainment
and
the
kind
of
romance
found
in
a
triangular
love
story.
Telugabbai
–
Movie
Review
As
a
Telugu
boy
in
Malaysia,
Tanish
has
given
decent
performance
and
he
looks
good
in
dance
and
sentimental
sequences.
At
times,
his
character
is
very
irritating
as
he
is
shown
as
a
weakling
always
dependent
on
woman.
He
has
tried
his
best
to
show
it
through
his
acting.
Telugabbai
–
Movie
Review
Remya
Nambeesan
has
a
very
good
scope
for
acting
in
this
movie
Telugabbai.
She
holds
the
whole
movie
together
and
impresses
us
highly
with
her
acting
skills.
Her
chemistry
with
Tanish
is
good
to
watch.
Telugabbai
–
Movie
Review
Another
actress
Tashu
Kaushik
has
less
screen
space
when
compared
to
Remya
and
she
has
tried
her
best
to
woo
the
audience.
But
she
is
obese
and
does
not
fit
in
the
character
of
a
model
in
Malaysia.
The
director
should
have
taken
care
of
this
aspect
before
casting
her.
Telugabbai
–
Movie
Review
Nagababu
and
others
have
done
justice
to
their
respective
roles.
Telugabbai
–
Movie
Review
Mejo
Joseph's
music
and
background
score
is
the
main
attraction
in
the
technical
front.
A
couple
of
his
compositions
are
good
and
hummable.
The
picturisation
of
some
places
in
Malaysia
is
brilliant.
Avinash's
story,
screenplay,
dialogues
and
direction,
and
the
editing
of
the
movie
are
poor.
Telugabbai
–
Movie
Review
Overall,
Telugabbai
is
a
good
entertainer
with
all
outdated
stuffs.
Watch
it
at
your
own
risk.
Telugabbai
–
Movie
Review
Producer:
S
Ramakrishna
Director:
Avinash
O
Sridhar
Cast:
Tanish,
Remya
Nambeeshan,
Tashu
Kaushik
Music
Director:
Mejo
Joseph
Release
Date:
March
09,
2013