CineSprint Magazine June 2016

Brahmotsavam
1.5/5
Brahmotsavam
is sure a costly
mistake as it lacks
proper execution
and flawless
narration though
the film has been
filled with a star
studded cast.
Story :
Brahmotsavam is the story of a
son (Mahesh Babu) who follows
and believes his father in all the
aspects. His father wants to be
positive and values relations
rather than money and luxuries.
He takes the entire family to an
untouchable position because of
which he gets valued than other
members of his joint family. This
brings clashes with his brother-inlaw
(Rao Ramesh) which leads to
the sudden demise of him. It is the
time when his son takes charge
and starts following his father
and his ideas. The rest of the
movie is how he gets through the
drift created in the family. Watch
Brahmotsavam to know about the
movie.
Analysis :
The movie starts on a note of
explanation and introduction of the
prominent character with the lead
roles. The film surprises everyone
as it has been filled with colors
all over. Though the film stays
interesting for the first 20 minutes,
the movie starts dipping down
slowly with unwanted emotional
episodes and the repeated content
following. Too many songs have
been placed in the first half an hour
after which the movie has nothing
much to be revealed. The preclimax
episodes gets dragged too
much which becomes a test for the
patience of the audience. Though
the interval episode has been
expected, it has been decent. On
the whole the first half of the film
has moments to get rejoiced but it
doesn’t really impress you.
The second half of Brahmotsavam
makes it tough for the audience to
pass time and get through as it has
rarely moments to get entertained
or thrilled. The movie lacks proper
plot and the bad execution kills the
complete film.
Final Word:
Brahmotsavam is sure a costly
mistake as it lacks proper
execution and flawless narration
though the film has been filled with
a star studded cast. A film that
will completely leave everyone
disappointed.
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