Bhale Unnade Movie Review: Young hero Raj Tarun and Manisha Kandkur star in the film ‘Bhale Unnade’ directed by J. Sivasai Vardhan. Produced by NV Kiran Kumar and presented by director Maruthi, this movie was released worldwide today, Friday (September 13).
However, due to some unavoidable reasons, the makers postponed the release of this movie, which was supposed to be released on September 7, by a week and released it on September 13. Let's see in the review what kind of hit the movie ‘Bhale Unnade’ gave to Raj Tarun, who has been doing a series of movies regardless of failures.
Bhale Unnade Movie Story:
Gouri (Abhirami) is a bank employee in Visakhapatnam. Her son Radha (Raj Tarun). Radha continues his profession of tying sarees for girls at weddings and other functions. Radha lives as a young man who does not know the world except his mother. Moreover..even when he is with girls..he has no interest in women. So everyone has doubts about whether he is masculine or not.
One person's entry into Radha's life is special. It is Krishna (Manisha), who has just joined Gauri as a colleague. Radha, who seems to be far away from women, for some reason immediately connects with Krishna.
Krishna likes Radha's cooking. He likes Radha without seeing her face. Radha also likes Krishna. But Krishna assumes a lot from Radha. Moreover, Krishna starts to have doubts about Radha, asking why she doesn't touch him even when she is in love with him. And when they are getting ready to get married, an unexpected development occurs. This leads to a situation where they both have to separate.
Have Radha and Krishna, who were separated, met again? Why doesn't Radha like girls? Is he a man like everyone doubts? How does Krishna get suspicious of Radha? What did Krishna do after that? Why did Radha grow up as a child of her mother? Why couldn't Radha be like today's youth? If you want to know these things, you must watch this movie in the theater.
Bhale Unnade Movie Analysis:
If you look at the story of this movie, it is not a new story..and it is not a routine movie either. In the past, we have been watching stories of love couples who get separated due to misunderstandings and reunite again in the climax. But, the way director Sivasai Vardhan has expanded the point that was in his mind into a story is good.
He has conducted the first half very emotionally and well. The way he has developed the characters of the hero and heroine is good. The movie is probably the movie that this trend needs. What is real love? What is a man? It seems like an attempt to say that. In line with this trend of thinking that love means physical pleasure.. a man means a person who gives pleasure.. the director tried to tell this point entertainingly and emotionally so that they would be able to open their eyes.
Watching the first half.. that's what Maruthi directed Bus Stop, which reminds us of movies these days. But, it doesn't feel like that. Some scenes in the first half seem bold.. but the director went emotional in the second half. Actually, if there is a boy like Rama these days.. how do all the other girls see him? It is interesting to talk about how society sees a person who doesn't like to be touched wrongly.
And in the second half too, the way the story and narration are followed is good. The delicate romance and drama that the legendary director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao and Leela Samson have shown as a couple and the way they have been run between them is amazing. Leaving aside some cringe comedy scenes, the movie goes into emotional mode. The way Raj Tarun explains why he doesn't look at girls the wrong way is impressive to the audience.
However, the climax is predictable to everyone. In short, the way the movie is made with the point that Magadante is not only a man who makes women happy, but also a man who makes sure that women don't face any difficulties is impressive. Especially the episode of Amma is amazing.
Actors Performance:
After a long time, Raj Tarun naturally settled into a different role and acted. Overall, he cultivated a good and heavy role very gracefully. It can be said that Raj Tarun lived in a role that everyone calls a difference.
Newcomer Manisha Kandkur also acted well.. and so was the glamour show. After the hero role, such a heavy role fell to Abhirami. The scenes between mother and son created a feel-good factor.
Senior director Singitham Srinivasa Rao appeared in two or three scenes, but he appeared in scenes with good impact. VTV Ganesh's comedy was amazing. Hyper Aadi is just okay. The rest of them did justice to their roles.
Technical aspects:
As a director, Shivasai Vardhan has successfully portrayed the point he wanted to convey. He has tried to score good marks for his creativity with this film. Hats off especially to the dialogues. Sekhar Chandra's music is okay.. The songs are okay. The cinematography is good. The production values are rich.
Bhale Unnade Movie OTT Release Date:
ETV Win has acquired the streaming rights of Raj Tarun's Bhale Unnade movie. The movie, which was released in theaters on September 13, will be streamed on its platform from October 3, the OTT has revealed. ETV Win revealed the Bhale Unnade OTT release date through a funny caption