Suhas and Maalavika Manoj star in the romantic entertainer Oh Bhama Ayyo Rama, directed by Ram Godhala. The film gained moderate buzz with its promos, and actress Anitha makes her Telugu comeback with this project.
Oh Bhama Ayyo Rama Movie Story: Ram, who lost his mother at a young age, hates movies and avoids theatres. But after meeting Satyabhama through an unexpected accident, his life begins to change. Oh Bhama Ayyo Rama explores why Ram dislikes films and how Satyabhama influences his journey toward them.
Performances: Anita’s performance as a young mother felt unnatural. Maalavika Manoj brought energy and handled comedy well. Suhas acted well, but his unclear character lacked impact. Ravindra Vijay was convincing, and Moyin added a few laughs.
Technical Aspects: Radhan’s music and background score were pleasant and helped uplift emotional scenes. Manikandan’s cinematography stood out, especially in the accident and film-related sequences.
However, editing could’ve been tighter, as some emotions felt dragged. Director Ram chose a dramatic story, but the execution fell short. Though ideas like revealing the hero’s pain through the heroine’s perspective were fresh, the scenes lacked emotional impact due to weak presentation.
Analysis: Oh Bhama Ayyo Rama aimed for emotional drama, but the weak conflict point made it less impactful despite a few heavy emotional scenes.
Verdict: Oh Bhama Ayyo Rama tries to be an emotional drama but falls short due to a weak conflict point, making it a partially engaging watch.
Bottom Line: Good intent, average execution.
Rating: 2/5
