Sree Vishnu’s Om Bheem Bush Movie Review In Telugu: Sree Vishnu and Comedy… Super Hit Combination. Last year ‘Samajavaragamana’, before that ‘Rajaraja Chora’, ‘Brochevaarevarura’… every time he did stories with comedy, he got successful. Those movies made the audience laugh. After the success of ‘Samajavaragamana’, the movie ‘Om Bheem Bush’ starring Sree Vishnu as the hero. Priyadarshi and Rahul Ramakrishna played the lead roles. Directed by Sriharsha Konuganti of ‘Husharu’ and ‘Rowdy Boys’ fame. Produced by Suresh Balusu in association with V Celluloid. Let’s see how this movie fares in the review.

Om Bheem Bush Movie Review

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Om Bheem Bush Movie Story

Krish (Srivishnu), Vinay (Priyadarshi), Maddy (Rahul Ramakrishna)… all three are friends. He joins a college with the name of Ph.D. They will not complete even five years. Not being able to see what they are doing in the college and not being able to keep up with them, the principal Ranjith (Srikanth Iyengar) writes the exams and sends them out. Vinay has to stop the cart at Bhairavapuram in between.

In Bhairavapuram some people are making money in the name of tantric education, Bang bros will see it. They enter the field to earn money by showing science and technology techniques to people. In a short period, the people of the village are very popular. If they have the power to capture souls and find hidden treasures… A magician who has earned money with tantric education throws a challenge to Bang Bros to capture the rich ghost in the palace at the end of the village and bring the treasures.

Accepting the challenge, Krish puts three conditions. what are they What is his love story with Sarpanch’s daughter Jalaja… Jalajakshi (Preeti Mukundan)? What did the three wealthy ghosts who entered the palace do? What is the real background of the rich ghost? What finally happened? You have to watch the movie to know.

Om Bheem Bush Movie Analysis

No logic, only magic… is the caption given by director Sriharsha Konuganti for ‘Om Bheem Bush’. They did magic on the screen. Laughed with comedy regardless of the story. Well, it’s not that there isn’t a story…there is. But, the story is dominated by comedy. Comedy is more highlighted in the story.

Sri Vishnu, Priyadarshi, Rahul Ramakrishna… artists with fantastic comedy timing. Director Sriharsha wrote the dialogues and scenes as if they were tailor-made. In the college episode in the First half, the scenes between the three main leads, and the commotion the three make after entering the village are laughable. The ghost episode after the interval was a hilarious workout. The scenes between Priyadarshi, Rahul Ramakrishna & Sampangi Deyam… The scene where Sri Vishnu learns the real truth about Sampangi Deyam will make everyone laugh.

Logic aside… the magic didn’t work out in the climax. It is a bit difficult to accept the way Srivishnu’s character has changed along with the turns and twists in the story. More liberties were taken in the story with more emphasis on comedy. First off is a roller coaster ride. Preeti Mukundan and Ayesha Khan’s characters have become decorative. Compared to Srivishnu’s last film ‘Samajavaragamana’… it should be said that the dose has increased in some dialogues. The audience is given enough comedy to match the ticket price. There are small breaks of laughter in between. But… it’s hard to laugh if you think about logic aside from magic.

The comedy chemistry between Srivishnu, Priyadarshi, and Rahul Ramakrishna is once again well done. Well done Bang Bros. The heroines Preeti Mukundan and Ayesha Khan did not get much screen space and scenes. Priya Vadlamani made noise in a special song. Kamakshi Bhaskarla appeared in a scene. Srikanth Iyengar and ‘Racha’ Ravi laughed.

Cinematography by Raj Thota is the biggest plus point of ‘Om Bheem Bush’. Every frame is good. Producers also did not hesitate to spend. College episodes, Mahal scenes… Richness was seen in every scene. Sunny MR’s songs and background music brought a new feel to the movie. The two special songs before the interval are peppy. The song after the interval is also good.