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Nandamuri Balakrishna’s Mithrudu Movie Review

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The telugu movie “Mithrudu” directed by Mahadev and produced by Burugupalli Sivaramakrishna Prasad. Balakrishna and Priyamani are playing the lead role in the film. The shooting of the film will be completed by the first week of March and the film has release in the second or third week of April. The film producing the film under Vaishnavi Cinema banner.

The audio of the film was released on April 2 and will be marketed by Lahari Music. The music director Mani Sharma has composed the song tunes. He is busy in recording the last song of the film. Totally there will be six songs in the film and currently the dubbing activities are going on. The film would remain one of the best films in Balakrishna’s career and would remain a nice family entertainer.

Balakrishna mithrudu review:

Story

Saikrishna (Ranganath) is a big industrial tycoon and he is keen on getting his only daughter Indu (Priyamani) married to an eligible bachelor. However, Indu gets to know that there is a problem with her horoscope and a particular type of horoscope will match her. She begins her search and chances upon Aditya (Balakrishna). However, Aditya has no interest in his life but Indu chases him and finally convinces him to marry her. Saikrishna is upset by this since he finds Aditya has no family. Meanwhile, there is minister Munuswami (pradeep) who wants his son to marry Indu and then there is Indu’s friend Madhu (Deepak) who also has a strong urge to marry Indu. Above all this, Indu marries Aditya for a very particular reason. What is all that and whether Aditya really decides to live his life or not forms the rest of the story.

Performances

Balakrishna has come up in a rather surprising image as a mild character and the punch in his performance and the energy levels was not there. Priyamani was pretty and she must wear more of traditional and Indian dresses since she looks a lot better in them than the western wear. Deepak was handsome and did his bit, Pradeep Rawat as villain was alright, Ranganath carried his role with professionalism, Brahmanandam provided relief with his comedy, Krishna Bhagawan was witty as usual and serious when required, the others like Balaiah, Dharmavarapu, Ahuti Prasad, Hema, Surekha Vani, Chalapathi Rao etc just come and go and do their contribution.