Samajavaragamana Review- Hilarious Family Entertainer

Movie : Samajavaragamana

Star Cast : Sree Vishnu, Reba Monica John

Director : Ram Abbaraju

Producer : Rajesh Danda, Anil Sunkara

Music : Gopi Sunder

Run Time : 2h 20m

Release : 29 Jun, 2023

Samajavaragamana is a Telugu comedy and family entertainer written by Bhanu Bogavarapu and directed by Ram Abbaraju of 'Vivaha Bhojanambu' fame. Sree Vishnu and Reba Monica John star in the key roles, with V.K. Naresh, Sudarshan, Sreekanth Iyengar, Vennela Kishore, Raghu Babu, Rajeev Kanakala, Devi Prasad, Priya, and others also appearing. Gopi Sundar composed the music, and the film was produced by Razesh Danda and Anil Sunkara under the labels of Hasya Movies and Ak Entertainments.

Story:

Balu (Sree Vishnu) is a middle-class young man who works at Asian Cinemas and supports his entire family. His father (V.K. Naresh) is currently studying for his degree. Balu meets Sarayu (Reba Monica John) and falls in love while helping his father pass the tests. However, there is a twist in the story because Sarayu happens to be Balu's sister due to a wedding between both of their families. What occurs afterwards in the film must be seen.

on-screen performances

In this film, Sree Vishnu provides one of his best performances. He is funny as Balu, and his comedic timing is impeccable. His voice modulations, dialogue delivery, and amusing antics will undoubtedly keep everyone in the theatre entertained. His single-take extended speech is one of the film's highlights and demonstrates how talented he is as an actor.

V.K. Naresh is another excellent addition to the cast. He simply carries the entire first half of the film on his shoulders, and all of his sequences with Sree Vishnu are fantastic. This is without a doubt one of his strongest roles in his second season, and his comedic timing is flawless. Reba Monica John is stunning and provides an outstanding performance in her Telugu debut flick.

She is without a doubt one of the best discoveries of the new crop of actresses that have emerged in recent years. Sudarshan plays the hero's best friend and is hilarious in the role. As the heroine's father, Sreekanth Iyengar adds to the amusement in the second half. It's great to see him in a feature-length comedy. Vennela Kishore makes a special appearance and does his typical humour. However, his particular track on caste may have been handled better, as it appears to be a bit unpleasant.

Raghu Babu, Rajeev Kanakala, Devi Prasad, Priya, Subhash, Pramodini, Meena, and others all perform admirably in their supporting parts.

Technical talents?

Bhanu Bogavarapu's story is fascinating and has a really unique struggle with the love story. All of the characters are written convincingly, and it contains all of the ingredients for a complete family entertainer. Ram Abbaraju's screenplay is quite good. The first half is excellent, with nonstop comedy, but the tempo slows at the start of the second half.

There are a few repetitious bits in the second half that are too prolonged. Also, there is no necessity for songs in the narrative, and all of the songs that appear appear quite forced into the plot, particularly the cut to foreign songs and the celebration song at the beginning. Instead of these songs and battles, a few more comic situations may have been written.

The dialogues by Nandu Savirigana are the film's most valuable component. They are pretty clever, with a few well-written punch lines. Ram Abbaraju, the director, does an excellent job with his craft. He does an excellent job of presenting the picture and eliciting laughter from all of his performers. Raam Reddy's camera work is excellent, and Chota K Prasad's editing is adequate. Gopi Sundar's songs are good. Humsafar is the album's standout track. His background score, on the other hand, is excellent and fits the genre perfectly. Hasya Movies & Ak Entertainments' production values are adequate.

Positive Aspects

Reba Monica John’s Performance
Sree Vishnu’s Single Take Monologue
Hilarious First Half
Fresh Conflict Point & Good Twists
Sree Vishnu’s Performance & Comedy
V.K.Naresh’s Comic Timing
Very Well Written Witty Dialogues

Negative Aspects

Unnecessary Cut To Foreign Songs
Few Repetitive Bits In Second Half

Over all Verdict

Samajavaragamana is a perfect family entertainer with clean hilarious comedy that Telugu film has been missing for quite some time. It belongs to the same genre of films such as 'Nuvvu Naaku Nachav' and 'Malleswari'. This weekend, see it with the entire family!!