James Bond Movie Review
Story:
Nani (Allari Naresh) is a software Engineer who is in the hunt for a calm going and traditional looking girl. He gets trapped and is engaged to a daughter of factionalist (Jaya Prakash Reddy). As it happens, he falls in love at first sight to Pooja (Sakshi chowdary) and marries her. But later finds out that Pooja is Lady Don called Bullet in Dubai. What happens next in the life of innocent Nani is the rest.
Performances:
Allari Naresh had once again played the role which he is playing in more 2-3 dozens of films. He performed decently with good comedy timings and expressions. But the actor should immediately retrospect as he is getting monotonous these days. Sakshi Chowdary played a character with grey shades and is okay. She is at her sensuous best in songs.
Ashish Vidyarthi scores big as a comedy villain. There are numeros artists in the film like Jaya Prakash Reddy,Chandra Mohan, Raghu Babu, Krishna Bhagavan, Sapthagiri, Raghu Karumanchi, Thagubothu Ramesh, Praween, Posani Krishna Murali, Pruthvi Raj who played their part.
Technical Performances:
Debut director, Sai Kishore had come up with novel bot but the screenplay, treatment and what not every thing are stone aged ones. You do not see any thing new in the film except for the ages old formula of inducting comedy scenes and dialogues. A big thumbs down for his first film. There are absolutely no twists and more over the second half moves at a very slow pace.
Sai Karthik had come up with a poor album. Not even a single tunes makes an impact. Even the visuals are average. Sakshi’s skin show is the only saviour in couple of songs at least for the masses. Stunts and Cinematography is also not that great. Editing is adequate while Production values are good.
Plus:
1. Basic Plot
Minus:
1. Predictable.
2. Poorly Baked Comedy.
3. Poor Screen-play
Final Say:
James Bond is a poorly baked Mafia Comedy. Even though the subject is good, it was battered to death by poor treatment by an inexperienced director. We get to have few laughs here and there but the movie pretty much goes on with out any excitement making it tough for the audience to sit through out.
