Mixing politics in films is not something unheard of. Actors using political dialogues in films have become a common trend. Nandamuri Balakrishna is best at it. Now, Pawan Kalyan and Trivikram too joined this bandwagon with their latest film Bro. Just-released Bro has some hard-hitting political dialogues. The film’s dialogue writer Trivikram Srinivas once again lived upto the tag of ‘The Wizard of Words’.
In the early scenes of the movie where Markandeyulu (Sai Dharam Tej) asks Time (Pawan Kalyan) to have ‘Tea’, Pawan points at Janasena election symbol (Tea glass) and says, “I drink Tea if it is served in only that glass.”
In another scene where Pawan talks about the importance of life, time and how one should practice good in life and not resort to grabbing, corruption. Here Pawan’s dialogues hit at CM Jagan.
There are some direct references on other ruling leaders of AP. In a pub scene in the movie, ’30 Years’ Prithvi who played the character ‘Shyambabu’ dances just like Ambati Rambabu’s dance moves. Pawan takes class to Shyambabu on his dance steps. What follows is that Shyambabu shows interest in ‘Sex’. Pawan gives a strong counter immediately, “Eppudu Niku Ade Picha?” Both these are direct references to Ambati.
Overall, there are some noted dialogues and scenes in Pawan Kalyan and Trivikram’s Bro. Certainly, there is political touch to Bro considering the next general elections in AP are fast-approaching and Pawan is going to get more busy with politics.
This post was last modified on 28 July 2023 10:09 pm
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