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We have seen multiple films with the ‘One Man & Two Women’ concept before. But, for Nari Nari Naduma Murari, the story writer Bhanu Bogavarapu took the familiar concept and blended it well with an interesting conflict point and a different point of view to define ‘love’ between a couple.
The interesting conflict point along with comedy blocks at regular intervals, especially, the pre-interval block, worked in favour of the film.
On the flip side, the film took sometime to pick up the pace initially. Overall, a fairly decent first half. Over to the second half now.
There were at least five to six comedy episodes, particularly in the second half of the film, which worked big-time in favour of the film. Both the tracks of Vennela Kishore & Satya, generated laugh-out-loud moments & are likely to drive the audience crazy in theatres this festive season. The track on the senior actor, Naresh, too generated enough laughs in both halves of the film.
An interesting conflict point along with an equally interesting take on love, was blended well with regular doses of comedy episodes throughout the film. Sharwanand looked very effortless with his comedy as always.
The trio of the director, the story writer and the dialogue writer, Ram Abbaraju, Bhanu Bogavarapu & Nandu Savirigana, seemed to have worked in sync and came up with a film that has every chance to work out well this Sankranthi season.
A bit more care with songs would have taken the range of the film to the next level. Overall, the makers of Nari Nari Naduma Murari, aimed to entertain the audience and they succeeded to a large extent. A sure-shot hit film.
Bottomline: Sharwanand’s Sankranthi hit streak continues
