Ramachandra Boss & Co

I can't believe I wasted precious hours of my life watching the Ramachandra Boss & Co movie. If I could give it zero stars, I would. This film is a complete disaster from start to finish.

First of all, the plot is an incoherent mess. It jumps from one random scene to another without any logical connection, leaving the audience utterly confused. It's as if the writers just threw together a bunch of unrelated ideas and hoped for the best.

The characters are one-dimensional and lack any depth or development. I couldn't care less about what happened to them because I never felt any connection to their plight. The performances were equally uninspiring, with the actors delivering their lines as if they were reading from a teleprompter without any emotion or conviction.

The dialogue is cringe-worthy, filled with cheesy one-liners and forced humor that falls flat. I found myself rolling my eyes at the attempts at comedy, which were about as funny as a root canal.

The special effects were laughably bad. It's like the filmmakers had a budget of $5 and decided to spend it all on cheap, low-quality CGI that wouldn't even pass muster in a student film. The action sequences were so poorly choreographed that they were more likely to induce laughter than excitement.

And let's not even get started on the soundtrack. It was a cacophony of discordant sounds that did nothing but add to the overall unpleasantness of the viewing experience.

In short, Ramachandra Boss & Co is a train wreck of a movie that should be avoided at all costs. Save your time and money, and watch something else-anything else. This film is an insult to the art of cinema, and I wouldn't wish the agony of watching it on my worst enemy.

From the oki-sh music to the canny jokes at times..What seemed to be a story with good potential to be wasted by the poor lack of sense in the casting section alongside the Direction made this movie feel like a drag beyond a point to which it seemed way too Obscure and Poorly Viewable. The choice with the cast for the mc (Nivin Pauly) may seem good to a certain point only to realise he could have done more within his short period of time. Thw amount of things within the basic concepts of logic was so bizarrely portraied in this movie that it made the watch overall a fun and non existential one.

Went in with much expectations but the movie was way below average. In this age of OTT where viewers are exposed to quality content across the globe, to dish out such mediocre stuff that too during a festival season is disappointing to say the least ! Nivin with such a potential and once a leading actor in his own right , graph is on a downhill . How on earth he was convinced to do this role and to even put money in the production is a question only he would be able to answer. Rest all of the cast were fillers with stale comedy. You can't have even the best of them being cast and carry this script . It's such a lazily written one !

Disappointing !

"Nivin Pauly delivers a power-packed performance in 'Ramachandra boss and company .' The action sequences are brilliantly choreographed, and the film keeps you at the edge of your seat throughout."

"Nivin Pauly shines , displaying a range of emotions and intensity that keeps you engaged. The film's unpredictable twists and turns add to its appeal, making it a thrilling ride from start to finish."

"Haneef Adeni's direction in 'RBC' is commendable, blending action and drama seamlessly. The film's strong character development, along with Nivin Pauly's charismatic performance make movie entertaining.

Ramachandra Boss and Co." is an absolute delight! This heartwarming film weaves together the perfect blend of humor, emotion, and camaraderie. The chemistry among the cast is palpable, leaving you with a smile from ear to ear. With its engaging storyline, impeccable performances, and catchy music, it's a feel-good movie that's hard to resist. "Ramachandra Boss and Co." is a true cinematic gem that radiates positivity and leaves you uplifted long after the credits roll.

Its a true cinematic gem that radiates positivity and leaves you uplifted long after the credits roll.its a good movie to watch.