Sodara Movie Review

Sodara, starring Sampoornesh Babu, Sanjosh, Aarti Gupta, and Prachi Bansal, is a comedy-drama about two brothers in a Telangana village. Released on April 25, the film explores love, rivalry, and family conflict.

Story Overview:

Chiranjeevi (Sampoornesh Babu) and Pawan (Sanjosh) are brothers who fall for the same woman, Divi (Aarti Gupta). The story follows their love lives, family conflicts, and emotional struggles. The film also focuses on whether Chiranjeevi will find love and the fate of Pawan's relationship with Bhuvi (Prachi Bansal).

Movie Analysis:

The first half includes romance and family drama, but the comedy falls short. A surprising twist in the second half boosts interest, adding emotional depth. The film’s Telangana backdrop adds realism, though emotional depth could be stronger.

Performances:

Sampoornesh Babu deviates from his usual comedy, though his style still shows through. Sanjosh is convincing as a Telangana boy, while Aarti Gupta and Prachi Bansal impress with their performances. Babu Mohan and Getup Srinu provide comic relief.

Technical Aspects:

Cinematography and visuals are good, but the dubbing and Telangana slang could be better. The background music and songs are average. Director Man Mohan Menampally delivers a solid debut film.

Final Verdict:

Sodara is an enjoyable blend of comedy and emotional drama, offering some entertaining moments with a rating of 2.5/5.