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Kotha Bangaru Lokam Movie Review

By Siddhartha

“Kotha Bangaru Lokam” is a fun filled movie with a correct dose of family sentiment. The movie begins with the hero Balu (Varun sandesh) a fun loving boy and his caring parents in Prakash Raj and Jayasudha together strive hard to bring up their son to a respectable position in the society. On the other hand Swapna (Sweta Basu Prasad) is a fun loving girl who has a rich and at the same time strict father.

The story revolves around the lead pair who join Junior residential college and then eventually fall in love with each other. The director Srikanth Addala is excellent in establishing the mood in the junior college especially when he shows a student choosing his answers in a exam with the help of toss of a coin.

When all goes fine there is a dilemma amongst the lead pair whether the liking the two have is just attraction or love. The surprise element in the film is the Physics lecturer (Rao Ramesh) who is very supportive towards the students and believes in doing things differently.

Balu is very energetic throughout the film and Swapna fits the role of an innocent girl perfectly. The director had characterized her role in a very apt way. Prakash Raj and Jayasudha as responsible parents of the hero have given very mature performances.

The first half of the film is filled with maximum fun n frolic which brings the mood of the college to the screen and in the second half the journey of the lead pair from being an immature lot to more mature individuals is being told in a very effective way.

On the whole a good movie to enjoy.
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