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Story:

Arjun (Manchu Vishnu), son of a popular pleader (Rajendra Prasad) and Ashwin (Raj Tharun), son of SI (Posani) are hopelessly good friends. Their day to day routine is just flirting the girls. Such useless guys fall in love with Neelaveni (Sonarika) and Supriya (Hebbah Patel) respectively. In an inevitable situation, Arjun marries Neelaveni calling himself as an orphan to impress Neelaveni’s goon brother (Abhimanyu Singh). On the other side, Ashwin also marries Supriya to escape from her rowdy brother (Supreet). When both couples come under the same roof of Arjun’s father, the real confusion begins. Why and what is this confusion?

Performance:

Raj Tarun and Machu Vishnu performed very well in this flick. Eventhough, this is the routing story, the way they took it is very well. Sonarika and Hebha Patel mesmerized us with their performance and gorgeous look. Veteran actor Rajendra Prasad stole the show. Vennela Kishore and Shakalaka Shankar, ​Posani performed very well.

Plus Points:

Story of the film is quite good and has scope for ample amounts of comedy. Rajendra Prasad is the highlight of the film as his character has been executed in a superb way. If not for the veteran actor’s expressions and comedy timing, the film would have gone for a toss.

Vishnu Manchu looks handsome and does his job supremely well. He does not go overboard and stays true to his character and carries the proceedings entertainingly. Raj Tharun plays his supporting role well and goes with the flow of the film. All his scenes with Posani evoke good laughs.

First half of the film is decent and the interval bang is set up nicely. The confusion comedy created and all the scenes between Ravi Babu and Rajendra Prasad are good. There are some hilarious moments and the confusion comedy created around the wives brings some laughs.

Minus Points:

Though this film is a typical commercial flick, certain liberties that the team have taken go a bit over board. Even though Sonarika does well, she looks misfit in her homely role and a better heroine could have done wonders. Hebah Patel does not have much to do in the film and looks weird.

After an interesting interval bang, the way the twist and the second half kicks off lack depth. The film looses its steam during the second half as some unnecessary scenes and loud comedy takes center stage. The adult comedy in certain scenes goes out of hand.

Raj Tharun looks a bit subdued in his role and his character could have been elevated a bit more. There is no proper emotion in most of the proceedings. The climax is stretched way too much and gets over the top.

Technical Aspects:

Sai Karthik’s music and background score is pretty decent. Dialogues are funny and so were the lyrics. Editing is sleek but the climax could have been easily edited in many areas. Camera work and production values are decent as the film looks quite good on screen.

Coming to the director G Nageswara Reddy, the way he has set the remake in Telugu nativity is interesting. His sole aim was to entertain the audience through a lot of confusion comedy and he succeeds most of the time. Though he goes off board certain times with some over the top silly comedy, he manages to narrate the film well.

Verdict:

Edorakam Adorakam is a film which will attract the B and C centers big time. Even though the film gets over the top at times and defies logic in many areas, it has some very entertaining elements which will go well with many. If you are looking for some sheer time pass and want to have a good time this weekend, try this film out and you will be decently entertained.