Bachchala Malli Movie Review: Allari Naresh is a comedy buff. However, it has been a long time since he tasted proper success. Naresh's style and choice of stories changed at the beginning. He put aside comedy content and focused on serious stories. He tried to prove that he had another angle in him. However, some of his new attempts were successful.
Some failed, but Naresh never failed as an actor. He made another such attempt with another new character 'Bachhala malli'. It was clear from the title, teaser, and trailer that this is a new film that Naresh has tried. How is this movie? Did it give Naresh the expected success?
Bachala Malli Movie Story:
Bachala Malli (Allari Naresh) has been very fond of his father since childhood. He is intelligent. He gets the first rank in the district in the tenth standard exams to make his father proud. Father is life. But the decision he made hurts Malli. Because of this, he gets addicted to bad habits at a very young age.
He abandons his college studies and becomes stubborn and stupid due to his father's actions. At that time, he falls in love with Kaveri (Amrutha Iyer), who comes into his life. What kind of decisions did Malli, who was a fool, make. Did he get out of that stupidity or not? What was the problem with his father? Did his love for his girlfriend have a happy ending? We have to see it on the screen. (Allari Naresh moVie)
Bachchala Malli Movie Analysis:
The story begins in Suravaram village of Tuni mandal in 1985. In addition to the hero's characterization with stupidity, the background of the bag business, the elder brother who is neglected by his father, and the younger brother who is humiliated.. Although it is a good family story, the director did not pay much attention to that aspect. The entire movie is driven by the hero's character. However, the blows inflicted on the hero should be met with pity, anger, and love depending on the circumstances.
I didn't feel that way while watching the movie. Even though the story unfolds in three angles from 1980, 90 to 2005, the story drives without any confusion. It doesn't make you interested in what will happen next. The new character that appears in the break scenes and the background took a turn. However, director Subbu trusted characterization more than the story. He showed his anger, jealousy, and stupidity in every frame.
Again, childhood, anger at his father, destroying life.. all these come and go one by one, when the love story comes.. it gets a bit boring. I wonder how such a stupid and stupid person could fall for a beautiful girl. He goes through life thinking, 'Who should I charge for? Why should I change?' and then he stops his bad habits and says, "Why should I change for you?" The sudden change in the hero there is also surprising.
The fight with the father is a major one for the film. It would have been good if it had been established a bit. There is no strong conflict with the villain either. The director has written the climax scenes quite strongly. Rohini's words in the hospital, and the scenes where Mallini thinks after hearing those words were heartwarming. The heart also holds onto the blood and releases it.
If you hold on like that, life stops. The scenes that say that there should be two things in life, a grip and a release, are emotional. The director has written the wedding hall scene, the scene where he goes to Rao Ramesh's house for the wedding ceremony, and the conversations with Rao Ramesh in the pre-climax well. The scene where Hariteja comes out of the hospital places her hand on him and blesses him is also heartwarming.
Actors' Performance:
Naresh is a king for his comedy. But this is a bit of a serious film. Naresh got good marks in this as a stupid person. That role is memorable. If we take the roles that made Naresh famous in his career, Bachchalamalli will definitely be among them. No matter how many roles he has in the film, the role of Malli played by Naresh is memorable. Amrutha Iyer is the same as the heroine. She looked very traditional on screen.
Rao Ramesh, as always, gave his own mark of performance. Praveen got a variety of characters after a long time. His performance was impressive. Hariteja also got a good role. Prasad Behara and Viva Harsha entertained for a while. The conversations between the two of them like cottonseed are entertaining. Atyuth Kumar seemed okay. It would have been good to use him more. Rohini has gone all out as a mother in her own way. Balagam Jayaram's acting is also good. The technical quality of the film is good.
Richard M. Nathan's camera work perfectly reveals the rural atmosphere. The songs and background music composed by Vishal Chandrasekhar have become an asset to the film. The editing and art department have also shown their talent and the production values are good. Everyone needs a little bit of patience in their life... There should be a step back and a break in times of need. Then life will go smoothly.
For a bond and attachment to last, one should put aside anger and revenge and take a step forward. Otherwise, one will end up alone without anyone. This is what I saw in real life. The theme of this film is that Bachchalamalli's life is also like that. The team said they have based this story on three incidents in Bachchalamalli's life. Those incidents in the film seem very common, like those seen in many films. Nothing seems new.