Ek Mini Katha

I will recommend for one time watch. I think the comedy was good.

Enjoyed watching the movie very much. The writer and director should be congratulated for taking up a difficult topic in a comic way. The flow of the story line is very well orchestrated. Some of the 'one liners' or 'punch lines', as some c are very much entertaining but also conveying the message about the subject. People who crave for 'message oriented' movies may consider the story line of this movie as message oriented and at the same time entertaining. My only criticism about the movie, I wish those unnecessary 'group dance' songs shouldn't have been included as they were nothing but a distraction from the serious subject the movie focused on.

Review By Kamal K

Santosh (Santosh Shobhan) is a young man who has size issues with his private part. With such a problem, he decides all sorts of things to get better. But seeing his crazy behaviour, his dad gets Santosh married to Amrutha(Kavya Thapar). But Santosh who is not ready for family life tries all sorts of tricks to delay his physical relationship. Why is he so nervous? What all did he do to espace the situation? And what happened in the end? That forms the rest of the story.

Postive Points:

With such a delicate subject, Santosh proved that he has the talent to prove himself as an actor. Be it comedy, frustration, and emotions, he has it all and delivers a standout performance, and is the mainstay of the film.

Kavya Thapar looks gorgeous and also acts well in the film. Her chemistry with the hero is spot on and the couple look good on screen. Comedian Sudarsha gets a good job and is superb as a hero's friend. This film will be a good break for him. Saptagiri is okay and does well but his role looks forced in some scenes.

Brahmaji changes roles and plays the hero's father and he is good with his comedy. The actor who played the role of a guy with suicidal symptoms was pretty good. The first half of the film has good comedy and content. The second is dragged a bit but the film is ended well.

Negative Point :

The second half gets dragged out scenes in plenty. Just for the sake of comedy, so many characters and situations are created which makes the scenes look forced. Shraddha Das does her role well but her character does not add much to the film.

Coming to the director Karthik Rapolu, he has done a pretty good job with the film and is a director to watch out for. Even though the basic theme and content are bold, he did not make the film look vulgar in any which way and this is where his talent is proved. Barring some over-the-top family scenes in the second half, he adds good humor in a timely manner and ends the film on a very convincing and happy note.

Verdict:

On the whole, Ek Mini Katha has a very bold subject for the Telugu audience. Overall good youthful love story and comedy.

The idea behind the film is undoubtedly intriguing, but it fails to live up to the excessive hype surrounding it. The story and screenplay are passable, lacking any exceptional elements. However, the comedy treatment and dialogues manage to deliver some enjoyable moments. The production values of the film are decent, creating a visually appealing experience. While the technical departments perform adequately, they fail to impress with any standout elements. The performances by the entire cast are satisfactory, with Brahmaji bringing a refreshing touch to his role as a father. Santhosh Shoban carries his character well, displaying influences from Nani's acting style. Kavya Thapar looks stunning and delivers a fine performance. Sapthagiri and Sudarshan are utilized effectively in their respective roles. While one song stands out as catchy, the remaining songs feel lackluster.

Movie was really nice and watchable Fun will be there And facts like don't think about society what they think about you!

About love Overall nice.