Most Eligible Bachelor

Decent movie..nothing much to say about this one..neat and clean throughout..just enjoy this movie in theatre for once..one time entertainer..Just another chill movie for the weekend..

The movie stretched to an infinity. Unbearable overacting by Pooja Hegde, cringeworthy dialogues, nonsensical storyline, and terrible direction, all make it a kind of torture to sit through. And that bloody, blaring background music in every freaking scene was so irritating. The only thing bearable was the performance of Akhil, the usual disposable jabardast comedy, the cinematography, and the music. A forgettable piece of mess. Ayyagaaru probably needs a relaunch again. At this point, I kinda do feel sad for him.

I like Akhil, I like his movies, acting, style, etc. I liked "Hello" "Mr. Majnu" and even "Akhil movie" was ok attempt to me...so when I give this rating it's only because of movie, it's quite boring to me. It's also a really problematic theme...People said there's comedy and entertainment but I don't think there's much, it only worked in a few parts, some of it felt forced. Akhil acting improve a lot though. I am glad he finally got a HIT, definitely well deserved actor, but I don't think it should be for this movie. "Hello" and even "Mr. Majnu" are far better in entertainment and pacing, even though both are "flops." That's it, go for time pass I guess, but even for that I found it boring.

Side note: Especially Poojas character is the worst and most annoying part of the movie, such a disgusting, characterless personality. The whole message is utter crap. Only music and Akhil and production were somewhat good.

The performances from Akhil sir and Pooja mam is good to watch. The comedy and humour connected really well in this film.

One of the major highlight is the sound track.

The story of this film is undeniably tedious, lacking any form of excitement or originality. The screenplay is executed poorly, leaving viewers unengaged and disinterested.

The acting performances are downright terrible, displaying a lack of skill and commitment. The music and photography are mediocre, failing to bring any new or noteworthy elements to the table. The direction of the film is outdated, lacking creativity and innovation.

On a positive note, the production values are commendable, showcasing a level of luxury and opulence.

Additionally, the presence of a visually appealing actress adds a small glimmer of interest.

This film is best suited for casual moviegoers seeking mindless entertainment during a weekend outing.