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Bharath's debut is nothing short of spectacular in Sharma & Ambani. The film's approach to storytelling is refreshingly original, focusing on the nuanced lives of its small-town characters. The direction is tight, with each scene crafted to contribute to the overall narrative. The humor is subtle yet effective, providing a pleasant contrast to the suspenseful elements of the plot. It's a film that proves you don't need a big budget to tell a compelling, engaging story.

The movie story is so good and nice message to all the society and looking forward to seeing again with family must watch it.

Sohel is so adorable in the film. He is superb both in comedy and emotional scenes and carries the movie on his shoulders. Meghalekha delivered a neat performance, and she looked gorgeous, too. She is so natural in the love portions. Also, Siri Hanmanth, who played another female lead, is fine in her role.

The struggle Sohel undergoes for his ladylove and the scenes that come in this regard are well presented. Sunil, Indraja, and Jabardasth Rohini, who played other supporting roles, captivated with their modulations and histronics. Others like Avinash and Saddam did justice to their respective roles.