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Cast: Naveen Chandra, Navdeep, Pradeep Machiraju
Director : Karthik Varma Dandu
Producer : Siruvuru Rajesh Varma
Music Director : Sai Karthik
Timesofap Rating: 2.5/5

The makers of Karthikeya are back with yet another interesting flick Bham Bholenath. Starring Navdeep, Naveen Chandra and Pradeep Machiraju, this film has hit the screens today. Let’s see how it is.

Story:

The story of the film depicts the individual lives of two young men played by Navdeep and Naveen Chandra. Each of them have their own problems and need money to come out of it. They try different things but fail with every attempt.

Loosing no hope, they plan a huge robbery and somehow accomplish it. Twist in the tale arises when a drug addict played by Pradeep Machiraju enters their life and creates havoc. Rest of the story is as to how the entire confusion is cleared and both of they come out of this mess.

Performances:

Navadeep is impressive as the unemployed youth who is desperate to settle down. His performance is flawless. Naveen Chandra fits the bill. He needs to work on maintaining same look throughout the film. Pankaj Kesari is good as music loving criminal. Pooja is alright as the female lead. Pradeep Machiraju is believable as the drug addict ably supported by Kireeti Damaraju. Posani is loud as usual. Fish Venkat is alright. Tagubothu Ramesh and Praveen had limited roles.

Plus Points:

Star cast
Cinematography

Minus Points:

Script
First Half
Ending

Technical Aspects:

Music by Sai Karthik is good and so is his background score. Dialogues are apt and suit the mood of the film. Screenplay is interesting as all the robbery scenes have been showcased well. Editing is below par as major part of the climax could have been edited out.

Director Karthik Varma makes an ok debut. If he could have executed the climax without exaggerating it much, the output would have been far more better.

Verdict:

On the whole, Bham Bholenath has a few engaging moments. Interesting set up and situational comedy are basic plus points. On the flip side, a dragged out and illogical climax spoils the fun. All those who like to watch crime comedies might end up liking it, but the rest can watch it if they have absolutely nothing else to do.