Movie Review: I Love You So Much
Cast : Chandrahas, Meghana Mukherjee, Arjun Mahi, Muralidhar Goud, Madhunandan, Meesala Laxman, Abhay Naveen and others.
Music : RR Dhruvan
Cinematography : YR Shekhar
A Dting : Bonthala Nageshwar Reddy
Direction : Sampath Rudra
Producers : Geda Chandu, Gayatri Chinni, Venkateswara Rao
Story:
In a village called Rudraram, there is a fierce rivalry between two communities, Karmani and Dharmani. These two communities are always fighting for caste supremacy. In such tense conditions, Chandu (Chandrahas) from the Karmani community and Bujjamma (Meghna Mukherjee) from the Dharmani community fall in love. Although there are minor quarrels between the two at first, they turn into love. However, Chandu and Bujjamma, who felt that the caste madness and quarrels of the elders in the village would become an obstacle to their love, flee to Kerala. They want to get married there. But right when Chandu is about to tie the knot, Bujjamma refuses the marriage. Why did Bujjamma change her mind? What was the real quarrel between their two fathers? Did they finally get together? Did their love break these caste walls? That is the rest of the story.
Story:
There have already been many love stories on the Telugu screen against the backdrop of caste conflicts and faction politics. ‘Barabar Premistha’ also falls into the same category. In terms of story, there is not much new in it. Director Sampath Rudra has tried to tell an old story in his own style. The characterization of the hero and heroine and the scenes between them are good. The twist that comes in the interval bang increases the interest in the second half. However, after the second half starts, the story feels a bit routine and slow. But the movie gains momentum from the pre-climax. Especially the last 20 minutes of the movie are good. Even though it is an old story, the twist given by Meesala Lakshman’s character and the emotional scenes make the movie stand out. The way the climax is handled gives a new experience to the audience.
Actors:
Chandrahas is not bad with his attitude in the role of Chandu. He showed good energy especially in dances and fights. He also showed no problem in emotional scenes. Heroine Meghana Mukherjee impressed with her beauty as well as her acting. The chemistry between the two worked out well. And what is special about this film is Meesala Laxman. His role in the climax changes the tone of the film. Madhunandan, Muralidhar Goud and others acted to the best of their abilities.
Technical Team:
Technically, the film is okay. The songs and background music provided by RR Dhruvan are appropriate for the story. YR Shekhar’s cinematography shows the beauty of the village and the action moments well. The editing is okay. The production values are good. If more attention had been paid to the story, the result of the film would have been different.
Punch line:
I love you equally: A routine love story.. but okay..!
