Mr. Bachchan Movie Review

There’s buzz around the new movie ‘Mr. Bachchan’, directed by Hareesh Shankar. The film, which stars popular actor Ravi Teja, brings a fresh take on the original film featuring Ajay Devgn.

Hareesh Shankar is known for his knack for remakes. The director has promised that he will put his unique spin on the story, ensuring it resonates with Telugu audiences while keeping the essence intact.

The plot revolves around a character named Mr. Bachchan, who is a righteous income tax officer. He uncovers massive black money through his investigations until a twist leads him to take a break from his duties. The charm of the story blossoms as he falls for a local girl named Jikki, played by Bhagyashree.

Conflicts arise when a villain named Muttham Jaggayya, portrayed by Jagapathi Babu, begins wreaking havoc in the community. This sets the stage for an exciting showdown between Mr. Bachchan and the corrupt forces.

Fans are curious to see how Ravi Teja’s energy and style blend with the serious undertones from the original. Despite being a remake, it is expected that Hareesh will spice things up with mass elements and engaging comedy scenes.

Technically, the film seems to have potential with Mickey J. Meyer on the music score, ensuring vibrant songs that will surely get audiences grooving in theaters. The visuals also promise to be stunning, offering an aesthetic appeal that adds to the overall viewing experience.

However, some early reviews mention that the film might feel disconnected at times, specifically with its various tracks such as the love story, comedy, and villain sequences not truly syncing well together. The hopes are that Hareesh can work his magic and create memorable moments like he did in past films.

The movie features a stellar cast, including the likes of Chammak Chandra and Rohini, alongside the main leads. With a mix of humor, romance, and action, ‘Mr. Bachchan’ aims to entertain audiences, although some parts of the screenplay might come off as outdated.