Yenugu Thondam Ghatikachalam

Story:

The well-known actor-director Ravi Babu wrote and directed Yenugu Thondam Ghattikachalam. He typically produces comedies and thrillers. He returns to comedy with Yenugu Thondam Ghattikachalam, which is currently available for streaming on OTTplay Premium and ETV Win.

For those who don’t know, Ravi Babu is renowned for his distinct sense of humour, and he makes an effort to do the same here. Despite the intriguing nature of the subject he chooses, his narration style falls short. The film is driven by an insurance business drama that could have been an emotive and entertaining comedy about concerns related to ageing.

Although Naresh and his marital problems are handled skilfully in the first few episodes, the fascination is fleeting. You are frequently turned off by the excessive humour and scenarios involving insurance. For the most part, Ravi Babu’s attempt at unique humour fails.

It’s difficult to keep up with all of the overdone situations. A weird scene in which a cadaver that has been kept in a refrigerator for days suddenly springs to life is one of the many scenes that lack coherence.A number of seasoned performers are cast in important roles by Ravi Babu, yet none of them have much of an impact. Ravi Babu’s attempt to convey a message about how money now controls relationships and how even family members are motivated by greed is one of the film’s best features. This section is effectively displayed. Other than that, not much is really noteworthy. As always, Naresh gives a flawless performance in a role that is age-appropriate. Even though Varshini’s character occasionally uses ambiguous language, she gives the story vitality. Ali, Raghu Babu, Giridhar, and Srikanth Bharath are examples of seasoned actors who are merely mediocre.