Burra Kattha Movie Review, Aadi Saikumar, New Action Entertainer Drama

Plot

Abhiram (Aadi) is a man born with the rare quality of having two brains. This makes him behave as a dual personality and because of this Abhiram faces serious problems in his life. This has a different effect on Abhiram's life. Things take a turn for the worse when Happy (Mishti Chakraborty) enters Abhi's life. The rest of the story is how Abhi deals with his personal problems in life and at the same time wins the heart of Happy. 

 The heroine Aadi does her complex role very well. It had to showcase two different variants and Aadi nailed it as Abhi and Ram. Compared to his previous films, Aadi has improved a lot with his performance.

  The main lead Mishti Chakraborty is also impressive in her role. Mishti's chemistry with Aadi was quite good. The other heroine, Nyra Shah, didn't have much screen presence, but she did her role to the best of her ability. Rajendra Prasad was neat as Aadi's father. 

 His dialogues are well written and the senior actor has done the best work among the entire cast. Posani, Chandra, 30 Years Prudhvi gave a few laughs here and there. 

 Although the concept looked good, the execution part was boring. The contrast between the two ways of thinking of the protagonist and his mind is well established in many areas. Many scenes in the film are dragged in no way and the comedy seems forced in certain areas, which distracts the film in many areas.

  There were good opportunities to showcase the emotional content but the director missed to elevate it properly. A few romantic songs in the film could have been easily edited to improve the viewing experience. Ram Prasad's camera work deserves a special mention as the film's visuals are top notch. 

 Sai Karthik's music is unremarkable and so was his background score. The dialogues went well and generated decent interest. As far as director Diamond Ratna Babu is concerned, he has done an underwhelming job for his first film. Although he chose the concept of a novel, the way he narrated the proceedings was not at all convincing. 

Overall 

 Overall, Burra Katha is a film with an interesting concept, but the narration was not up to par. Although the comedy that is created has little to do with the story, it does provide good laughs here and there. Other than that, the movie doesn't have much to look forward to.