Maruthi Nagar Subramanyam

I'm thoroughly thrilled by the plot of the boy. The lead actor is extremely convincing as a confused but committed person to get a government job. However, due to certain circumstances, he has to wait for 25 years to get a job. Meanwhile, his wife becomes the sole owner in the home, while his son is still studying, his mother-in-law is always watching comedy TV shows. Day one day Maruti gets 10 lakhs in his bank account. And What follows a comedy riot involving various confusion and twist and tricks. Well, not all scenes are very comic, a few involving Ramesh and Harsha Vardhan Bone tickling. Songs are Passable. The story seems to be staged in early 90s, but there is use of smart phones so I'm not sure about the timeline.. Overall, it is a one time watch without any violence, which is a reap thing nowadays.

If you're in search of a full-length comedy packed with twists and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, this movie is a must-watch. My entire family couldn't stop laughing and thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. The interval scene is a highlight delivering surprising twists and turns that keep you guessing while the emotional climax adds a heartfelt touch. There are also a few scenes that give you goosebumps, adding to the excitement.

For those who love pure comedy films in the vein of Rajendra Prasad's classics, the hilarious antics of Amrutham or movies like Budget Padmanabham and Shemanga Velli Labanga Randi, this movie offers the same kind of classic comedy. It's an incredibly fun roller-coaster ride that's totally worth watching-don't miss it!

I had some hope after seeing the promos-thought this would be a delightful, feel-good film. Silly me! Apparently, the filmmakers believed every scene would be a riot, but alas, only a couple of them managed to tickle a nerve. The rest? About as exciting as watching paint dry. They decided to stretch a tiny plot, probably enough for a short film, into a full-length feature-brilliant idea, right?

So, we have a jobless, lower-middle-class man Subramanyam in his 50s who suddenly finds a million bucks in his bank account. Why? How? That's the burning question. The answer? Oh, they drag us through an hour-long tribute to Allu Arjun-movies, dialogues, antics, you name it. Just what we needed, right? And don't even get me started on the "wedding during the corona lockdown" sequence. It felt longer and more torturous than the actual lockdown. I couldn't help but wonder if I was watching a movie or accidentally switched to a never-ending daily serial.

As for the love story between Arjun and his girl friend? Riveting stuff-if by riveting, you mean uninteresting and downright annoying.

Now, let's talk about the lead actor, Rao Ramesh. His acting is as good as ever-though, good luck actually enjoying it. Indraja, playing his wife, did an okay job. Nothing to write home about.

The music? Let's just say it's generously below average. And the direction? Middling at best.

In summary, totally worth skipping.

**Movie Review: Maruthi Nagar Subrahmanyam**

Congratulations to the entire team behind "Maruthi Nagar Subrahmanyam"! Your hard work truly paid off, resulting in a film that resonates on multiple levels. Each main actor and actress delivered commendable performances, bringing depth and authenticity to their roles.

A special mention goes to Rao Ramesh, whose portrayal was nothing short of fabulous. His ability to convey emotions and engage the audience is remarkable. The synergy among the cast, combined with a well-crafted storyline, makes this film a must-watch.

Overall, "Maruthi Nagar Subrahmanyam" stands out as a testament to the dedication and talent of everyone involved. Kudos to the team for creating such an impactful cinematic experience!

This is a feel good movie. A well packaged entertainer in the guise of a series of unfortunate events. The entire cast comprises of character artistes who have delivered well in this movie made with a moderate budget and not many frills.

I'm thankful to OTT platform Aha for prompting this movie and being somewhat of a fan of Rao Ramesh's style of acting, tried this movie.

Rao makes this movie tick and owns this role with a standout performance both poignant, comic, embarrassed, henpecked and solid. He has excelled in all the shades.

The entire cast supports him beautifully.

The story keeps throwing surprises till then end and the best part of this movie is that it never becomes negative throughout its nearly 150 minutes.

Story focuses on the importance of money and prestige. It also shows the negativizes of ego and showcases how a common man can descend down a slippery hole when financial situations change.

The end line dialogues of Rao was precise and heart touching having achieved his life's ambitions days after sacrificing his ego.