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EDITOR'S PICK
Rating:
*
"Banna Bannada Loka" is not for the current scenario - it should have
been released two decades ago considering its plot and the technical aspects.
Even if would have relased earlier, it would have not clicked at the box office
because of poor script and equally bad execution.
Ram Prasad`s inexperience is evident as the film is boring from the first to the
last scene. It becomes evident in the first few sequences of the film that
Prasad has not done any homework before starting the movie, which is full of
meaningless dialogues, weak sequences, flawed and drab climax, poor performances
and below average technical work.
The film falls flat in all the departments. Lot of things are added to the
script like love, failure, infatuation and obsessive love, but nothing makes an
impact because its not written effectively.
To add to the viewers woes, composer and cinematographer have also done a bad
job.
The story revolves around two friends Prithwi and Prasad who wants to prove
their mettle in the tinsel town. Prithwi wants to become an actor, while Prasad
wants to prove his talent as a director.
Prasad`s girl friend Sneha and Prithwi`s mother support the two friends in their
endeavour. A financier decides to back their next project which faces many
bottlenecks. Finally, they succeed in convincing the people to watch their film.
Ram Prasad, who plays Prithwi, puts a poker face throughout the film. And it
would be very difficult to watch him in closeups. He body is not in shape.
Harsha is much better in the role of Prasad, but what can he do when the script
is so bad. The two heroines - Meghana Gowda and Shravani - do not make any
impact. Even a good actress like Rekha Kumar fails to do justice to her role.
Watching "Banna Bannada Loka" is sheer torture.