Movie: Bro
Rating: 2.5/5
Cast: Pawan Kalyan, Sai Dharam Tej, Ketika Sharma, Priya Prakash Varrier, Rohini, Vennela Kishore
Director: Samuthirakani
Produced By: Vivek Kucchibotla and TG Vishwa Prasad
Release Date: 28th July 2023
Powerstar Pawan Kalyan returns to the big screen after nearly a year and a half alongside his nephew Sai Dharam Tej in Bro The Avatar, directed by Samuthirikani. Let us see if he can entertain the crowd or not.
BRO Movie
Mark (Sai Dharam Tej) is the leader of the family, which includes two sisters, a brother, and a mother. He has high goals for his life, but an unexpected accident derail them. Pawan Kalyan appears as Time and grants Mark a 90-day reprieve. The rest of the film is about what Mark accomplishes with this 90-day timeframe.
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Analysis:
Samuthirikani takes on a decent subject and adds commercial components to the picture in the shape of Pawan Kalyan’s character, but the film becomes diluted due to an overemphasis on Pawan’s earlier songs and allusions. Even while several parts are whistle-worthy moments for fans, too many allusions weaken the storyline of the film in the second half. The primary feature of the film is Thaman’s background score. The songs are rather average. The production values are low. Surprisingly, Trivikram, the master of words, failed to make an impression with his dialogues. Dialogues are badly constructed with needless stress on ‘Prasa’.
Power Star’s performance Pawan Kalyan’s role has boundless vitality, and he serves as the film’s major driving force. He appears in several outfits to Mark. Sai Dharam Tej is great, and his sequences with Pawan are fantastic. Other notable actors are Priya Prakash Varrier, Rohini, and Ketika Sharma.
Plus Points:
- Pawan Kalyan’s energy
- BGM
- Entertainment in 1st half
Minus Points:
- Cheap production values
- 2nd Half
- Songs
- Unnecessary references and Dialouges
- Weak emotions
Verdict:
Overall the film BRO Movie appeals to Power Star fans because of plenty of his old movies references and his chemistry with Sai Tej in fun scenes was also a treat, but the film fails to get the family emotions part right which effects its main message at the end. The film is an average fare to the nuetral audiences.
