Review of Mr. Pregnant: Interesting Storyline. Some Clicks

A movie titled Mr. Pregnant, directed by Srinivas Vinjanampati, with Syed Sohel and Roopa Koduvayur as the lead actors and Suhasini Manirathnam, Raja Ravindra, Brahmaji, Ali, Harsha, Abhishek Reddy Bobbala, and Swapnika in supporting roles, has just been released. Let's see how it stands.

Movie Name Mr Pregnant

Star Cast Syed Sohel, Roopa Koduvayur

Director Srinivas Vinjanampati

Producer Appi Reddy, RaviReddy Sajjala, Venkat Annapareddy

Run Time 2h 22m

Release Date August 18, 2023

Story:

Renowned tattoo artist Gautham (Syed, Sohel) meets Mahi (Roopa Koduvayur) and falls in love with her. Their relationship progresses to marriage. Later, in strange circumstances, Gautham decides to bear the baby himself despite having a great hatred for children. What compelling rationale did Gautham have for making such a risky choice? The society's and parents' responses are a key turning point.

On screen Performances

In the assigned intentional and performance-oriented role, Sohel gives an excellent performance. It is admirable that the actor in him plainly presided over the film in a positive manner.

His acting and facial emotions in the poignant parts give the action dimension. On-screen heroine Roopa Koduvayur is adorable and vivacious. She delivered her act in a very stunning way. Her heartfelt portrayal of a mother gives the second half of the story dimension.

Despite having a small screen presence, Suhasini Maniratnam, Harsha Chemudu, and Brahmaji are outstanding in their significant parts.

Off-screen talents:

First first, while the film offers a unique concept, a more compelling presentation would have benefited the picture. In order to make the movie more emotionally charged, debutant director Srinivas Vinjanampati may have worked even harder on the scene order during the scripting stage. The movie's emotional theme, which examines the idea of motherhood (or fatherhood? ), may have been handled with an original plot in an interesting way.A few passages were made tolerable by the language and music writers, but overall, the director's performance lacks impact.

Despite this being his first film, Srinivas successfully gets across the point. The film's ambiance is enhanced by Shravan Bharadwaj's music, which also lifts a few sequences. Nizar Shafi's cinematography is adequate. Although Prawin Pudi's editing is adequate, it could be better. Outstanding dialogue is delivered by Chalamaji during the climax. Excellent production values.

Positive Aspects

Unique storyline

Emotional scenes

Negative Aspects

Screenplay would have been even better

Presentation is uneven at parts

Overall Verdict:

Mr. Pregnant is, in general, an emotional drama that works in spots. The premise is original, and the principal actors give strong performances, yet the movie lacks coherence throughout. If the film had a compelling narrator in addition to a tight screenplay, it would have been well worth seeing. Despite its flaws, the movie is worth seeing once to witness the team's honest effort.