Oh Bhama Ayyo Rama

This is one of those movies where you realize something is wrong within the first ten minutes. The dialogues feel as if they're straight out of a soap opera your grandmother might watch, and the screenplay comes across as both dull and rushed. The heroine's character is particularly irritating-her constant storytelling throughout the film makes you question what the writers were thinking.

Despite boasting a number of talented senior actors, none are able to salvage the movie. The hero appears clueless and adds nothing to elevate the scenes, making his presence almost redundant. The director, who previously worked as an assistant on "Prathi Roju Pandage" (a film that succeeded with its quirky comedy, coherent plot, and sharp dialogues), seems to have missed the mark completely here. It's clear that neither the director nor the makers have learned anything from their earlier experiences.

The film features several directors in cameo roles, presumably to help drive the story forward, but their efforts fall flat due to lackluster and uninspired dialogues. I can only give this movie one star, and that's purely because of the dance sequences. Suhas genuinely tries to reinvent himself, and the choreography is impressive, serving as the only true highlight in an otherwise disappointing film.