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Bhaag Saale Movie Review – Makes the audience run away from the theaters

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Movie: Bhaag Saale
Rating: 2/5
Cast: Simha Koduri, Neha Solanki, Rajeev Kanakala, John Vijay, Harsha Chemudu, Satya, and Sudarshan
Director: Praneeth Bramandapally
Produced By: Arjun Dasyan, Yash Rangineni, Singanamala Kalyan
Release Date: 7th July 2023

Story: Arjun (Simha Koduri), works as a chef at a hotel, but he wants to become rich at any cost. He pretends to be rich and makes a rich girl, Maya (Neha Solanki) fall in love with him. Samuel (John Vijay) and his aid Jackson (Viva Harsha) are looking for a priceless diamond ring. In the process, Samuel disturbs Arjun, his family and Maya as well. How Arjun resolves all problems and wins Maya is what forms the rest of the story.

Analysis:

The film is made as a crime comedy with a romantic thread thrown into it to create the core conflict between the Hero and Heroine. Although there are many characters present in the film, none of them is worth mentioning, including the lead role. As one can see, nothing is new in the story. What mattered the most was the screenplay, which needed to be engaging. Sadly, that doesn’t happen with Bhaag Saale.

A major issue with the film is it is predictable all the way. Despite eccentric characters being present, there is hardly anything surprising or new. The excitement which should have been in the proceedings was totally absent, and the entertainment also did not work well. The entire villain track looked very silly and irritating.

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Performances: Simha Koduri was ok and Neha Solanki was fine. John Vijay and Harsha Chemudu could not impress due to annoying characterization. Sudarshan provided a few laughs while Satya got wasted. Rajeev Kanakala and Varsha were ok.

Plus Points:

  • Comedy at places 

Minus Points:

  • Story 
  • Screenplay 
  • Music

Verdict:

Overall, Bhaag Saale is a well intended insane comedy that never gets the things right. The film did get a few elements in the right place, but lacked edgy and catchy execution to hold the audiences’ attention. As the title implies, the film makes the audience run away from the theaters.

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