Writer Padmabhushan

Every family's husband and they kids need realise about this movie. Because our mom's sacrifice they life everything's dreams, passion , hobbies all. I respect all mothers .

Especially our india culture after marriage they end women's life.whatever we give to mom nothing but there is something, that we have find and give to them back to moms. Moms are never expect anything from us because thats is mom.

Really great movie. They have one great dialogue" manam nerspite nerchukuntaru kani edagaleru but vallakai vallu telusukunte chala ettuku edugutaru " amazing dialogue. Respect to

Love you mom.

Positives in the film: 1. As a book lover, I was happy by watching the trailer and the intro but later it was cringy and at times feel like it has no point.

2. Actors did the best they could. Suhas delivered the best and all the actors gave their best.

Negatives: 1. Very lagging and felt like leaving at many times. My hopes on the actors made me sit back and still hope but nothing delivered.

2. Unnecessary background score. It felt annoying at times. Music was not impressive.

3. Definitely not the breezy comedy or story u might be expecting.

One liner: would be good as a short film maybe.

Great team but had high expectations maybe that is why it disappointed.

Credits to Director for such a novel thought. Kudos to Suhas , he pulled the movie on his shoulders very well.

All the roles were with purpose and intent.

Went to movie with less expectations but second half is surely deep soul searching moment , it hits you hard.

Nothing was over and let down . Movie is not too long or short .. definitely a good movie to watch in theatre with family and friends.

It is a practical the bit next door a pure middle class, simple going family story .

Very natural to our roots . We need more movies like this.

Very convincing and entertaining film . I wish this team do more films and find success 👏🏻

Watched the movie for 4 days like 30 to 40 minutes. But once I watched the movie continuously it made a big change in the whole perspective.

The realization of yourself is quite different.

Time changes your thinking and ability, but your own skills never leave your mind.

Expectations are one of the bad things in our lives, but we never stop expecting. If it gives good results we feel great, if not we feel bad.

Destiny never changes.

Parents love never ever changes. They give their maximum even expecting anything back. Love has never been limited, it's like an ocean and the sky. Endless and limitless.

Padmabhushan working as an asst librarian for a meagre salary is also an aspiring writer. His first novel remains barely sold and earns him no fame. He is in an honest way, desperate to make people read his book and share their feedback, even negative one. He has supporting parents and a best friend who encourage him to follow his dream. One day, he is made famous as a writer for a book he never wrote. Initially he agrees to use this newfound fame for his own gain, to get married to the one he loves. Will this fake fame last longer enough till he actually writes a successful novel or does he truly realise what he wants?

The writing is again heartfelt, especially the climax and the performances too elevate it. The first act is filled with subtle gems where Padmabhushan feels proud when someone is reading his book or even the pride his father takes hearing praises about his son as a writer. The second act is a bit middling with more focus on the humor but the performances carry it through. The real highlight remain the final act and though the reveal is convenient, the emotions attached to it are far too strong.