Oh Baby...

Yesterday, I ventured into seeing #OhBaby. It has been a while since I have watched a Telugu movie. In 2010 and 2011 when I was a regular traveler to Hyderabad, Guntur, Vizag and Vijayawada, I have seen so many Telugu movies with my work mates then. I have seen so many Bollywood films in Telugu too. I remember watching Delhi Belly (Telugu) in Guntur and the entire theatre went crazy.

There are key imaginary things in Oh!Baby, if you can ride this fantasy, it will make you laugh and cry for a long time. It is such a fabulous movie that it keeps reminding multiple things to you. #OhBaby is a Korean remake of #MissGranny. It is so well made by Nandini Reddy. Congratulations Chhitra Subramaniam.

The simple concept of the movie revolves around a petulant 70-year-old Baby who's warm but overbearing, her bitterness a residue of her own rough younger days. What makes parents and grandparents become a bit of a pain? Can they breathe easy and can the younger generation also learn to not take their barbs to heart?

There are instances that make you cry and there are instances that make you laugh out loud. All these instances remind you of your mother and other elder relationships.

Don't stop reminding yourself the amount of love you possess for your mother/grandmother or anybody elder related to you.

Oh! Baby is an extremely valuable pack! It provides the elders a second shot to live! Go to the theatre, get stuck to it for approximately 3 hours. Try watching it with your mother/father/grandparents. Don't stop feeling happy! 😊

Wonderful emotional drama that keeps the audions hooked....👍👌👌

Fantasy story but worked out great by Samantha's acting and the screenplay. Had everything .. comedy, drama, fantasy. I liked many of the sentiments in between which made me miss my granny. Knew it was almost a 3 hour film only after watching the whole movie. Loved it.

Very fun and entertaining family movie. Samantha was exceptional.

Samantha is fit for this role. This movie generates family emotions. A mother son relation, A woman's unfulfilled life, Fantasy makes the story gripping.