Writer Padmabhushan Review & Ratings | Hit or Flop?

Writer Padmabhushan Review: Actor Suhas, who has created an image for himself as an actor with the national award winning movie ‘Colour Photo’ is slowly improving his graph as an actor in Telugu by appearing in the movies that has some importance for his character. After the success of ‘Colour Photo’ as a lead actor, he has now come up with the movie ‘Writer Padmabhushan’ that has released in the theatres today. Let us get into the detailed review of this movie to know if Suhas is successful in entertaining the audience in theatres once again.

Writer Padmabhushan Review

Story

Padmabhushan is a person from middle-class family, who always dreams of becoming a writer, but works as an assistant in a library. To achieve his dreams he decides to lend some money and publishes his own book as a writer. But unfortunately the sales of this book remains very low that Padmabhushan has to face troubles from the money lenders. How did Padmabhushan manage to arrange money, who is the girl he fell in love with, what is the reason behind their marriage is what forms the rest of the story.

Cast & Crew

Writer Padmabhushan stars Suhas in the lead role, while Tina Shilparaj played the female lead in the movie. Actors Rohini, Ashish Vidyarthi, Sri Gouri Priya, Goparaju did other prominent roles in the movie.

Writer Padmabhushan movie is written & directed by Shanmukha Prasanth. This movie is produced by Anurag Reddy, Sharath Chandra, Chandru Manoharan on Chai Bisket Films & Lahari Films Production movie banners. Music of this movie is composed by Shekhar Chandra and cinematography is handled by Venkat R Shakamuri. Editing of this movie is taken care by Kodati Pavan Kalyan & Siddharth Thatholu.

Movie Name Writer Padmabhushan
Director Shanmukha Prasanth
Music Director Shekhar Chandra
Producer Anurag Reddy, Sharath Chandra, Chandru Manoharan
Genre Comedy, Drama
Cast Suhas, Tina Shilparaj, Rohini, Ashish Vidyarthi, Sri Gouri Priya, Goparaju
Cinematography  Venkat R Shakamuri

Verdict

Once upon a time, many Telugu movies used to be mostly family and comedy entertainers. Audience have changed and filmmakers have changed now that they are looking for new content to be presented in movies. We are definitely missing that vintage comedy movies, as many TV shows are coming up with comedy shows every year. Writer Padmabhushan can be considered a relief from this routine comedy shows, that offers few laughs with clean comedy.

Writer Padmabhushan has very simple story that has been used in many movies already, but what makes this movie entertaining are the situations that were created for the lead character and his way of dealing those situations, that ultimately produces laughable comedy. First half of the movie paces faster with good introductions and comedy scenes with a twist before the interval. Second half of the movie has mix of comedy and emotional scenes.

While it comes to performances, actor Suhas once again proves that he is very valuable actor who can carry any emotion and understand the character very well. His performance is one of the major highlights in this movie. Tina Shilparaj is decent and needs a little more improvement. Rohini and Ashish Vidyarthi as protagonist’s mother & father are perfect for the roles. All other actors did their part well as required for the characters.

Technically Writer Padmabhushan movie looks okay. Songs composed by Shekhar Chandra are good and ‘Kannullo Nee Roopame’ song which was already popular, looks good on screen as well. Cinematography by Venkat R Shakamuri could have been better. Movie looks crisper with the editing done by Kodati Pavan Kalyan & Siddharth Thatholu. Production values are as required for the movie subject.

Director Shanmukha Prasanth took a simple story and tried to add comedy with the situations created around the main character. He was successful in delivering a clean and neat comedy movie that can be watched by every one.

Overall, Writer Padmabhushan movie is a simple and clean comedy entertainer that can be watched in theatres with our families.

Plus Points:

  • Suhas
  • Comedy Scenes
  • Relatable characters

Minus Points:

  • Screenplay
  • Few stretched scenes

Rating: 3/5

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Bhargav Reddy

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