Because Pawan Kalyan and Sai Dharam Tej co-star in “Bro,” it’s a terrific movie for all of you
die-hard fans out there! Drama, humour, and fantasy seamlessly blend in this
Samuthirakani-directed film. The renowned director Trivikram wrote the dialogue and the
screenplay. Let’s see how ‘Bro’ turns out!’ has just had its much anticipated debut.
STORYLINE OF BRO
Markandey, popularly known as Mark (played by Sai Dharam Tej), is the only provider for his
family and is constantly engaged with work. He cares deeply about Ramya (Ketika Sharma),
but due to the many obligations on his plate, he rarely has time to spend with her or his
family. He tragically passes away in a car accident one day, and Titan (Pawan Kalyan), the
Time God, encounters his spirit.
Mark begs Titan to grant him another chance so he can carry out his obligations. Titan gives
Mark a 90-day time during which he is free to explore Mark’s surroundings. The remainder of
the movie focuses on Mark’s adherence to his obligations.
POSITIVES OF BRO
The magnetism and attractiveness of Pawan Kalyan’s performance are crucial to the
success of the movie. The celebrity gives his best performance in “Bro,” and his presence on
film is just amazing. He definitely gives his all in the movie, and his entrance sequence will
give you chills. You’ll laugh out loud at his antics in several situations. But the star’s
appearance, which is even better than in his most recent movies, is unquestionably the best
aspect of “Bro.”
In this fantasy play, Sai Dharam Tej turns in a terrific performance. Pawan Kalyan and Sai
Dharam Tej have some pretty effective on-screen chemistry that is likely to please their
devoted fans. It’s amusing to watch Pawan initially tease Sai Dharam Tej in a fun manner.
The movie progresses through a few strong moments in the first half. Ketika Sharma turns
up a strong effort despite getting little screen time. It’s wonderful to see Brahmanandam and
Pawan together once more in the same frame. Ali Reza, Vennela Kishore, and Rohini are all
excellent in their respective parts.
The film sends a positive message about how important it is to focus on the present rather
than the past or the future. It suffers, too, from a number of uninteresting moments. As the
bond between Sai Dharam Tej’s character and his family is not adequately shown, the
emotional component of the movie appears weak. Priya Prakash Varrier doesn’t get a lot of
screen time, and several scenes feel overdone. The message might have had a bigger
impact if the emotions had been expressed in a more engaging way.
The director deftly uses allusions to older Pawan Kalyan songs to the delight of his fans.
Even if they are first delightful, they eventually get boring. These moments may be cherished
by fans, while others may find them tedious owing to their frequent occurrence. The movie
also has a weak sense of rhythm, and even some effective scenes suffer from awkward
placement, diminishing their impact.
Other for the title song, all of the other tracks have a significant flaw. They sluggish the
movie’s momentum and don’t advance the story in any way. A strong drama need to have
been there to advance the plot, but there isn’t one in this instance. To make things more
interesting, a few uninteresting moments may have been cut.
TECHNICAL ELEMENTS
While Thaman’s background score is extremely nice, his songs aren’t particularly
noteworthy. Through his background score, the music director tried to improve a few
passages. The cinematography by Sujith Vaassudev is tidy and uncluttered. Although the
VFX work could have been better, the production value is respectable. Some of the editing
may have been cut because it is a little off.
Speaking about the movie’s director, Samuthirakani, he did a commendable job. The
audience’s attention was his main priority, but occasionally the emotions overcame him. It
would have been possible to completely avoid certain unneeded scenes. The problems in
the movie were attempted to be disguised by Pawan Kalyan.
VERDICT
The overall fantasy drama “Bro” primarily depends on Pawan Kalyan’s performance. Fans
will definitely adore the renowned actor’s personality and sense of style. The scenes he
shares with Pawan are very delightful, and Sai Dharam Tej has performed admirably.
Moments that keep the action interesting in their own unique ways can be found in the
opening half. The handling of drama and emotions, however, falls short of expectations. The
impact could be lessened by certain boring scenes. It will undoubtedly be enjoyable for
“brothers” fans, but it may not be as enjoyable for others. Therefore, it’s wise to set realistic
expectations.
