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Rating:
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Director:Veerabhadram Chowdary
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Cast:Aadi, Namitha Pramod, Sai Kumar, Ali, Raghu Babu
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Banner:Sree Iswarya Lakshmi Movies, SRT Entertainments
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Producer:Venkat Talari, Ram Talluri
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Music:S.S.Thaman
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Release Dt :Aug, 19 2016
Chuttalabbayi Story
Babji (Aadi) is a recovery agent. He comes across a girl named Kavya (Namitha Pramod) who happens be the sister of ACP and encounter specialist (Abhimanyu Singh). An unexpected situation makes ACP warn Babji and he feels that he is the man behind many problems for Kavya. During this time, Babji brings Kavya to his village and introduces to his family. The rest of the film is how Babji and his family solve all the problems of Kavya and her family. Watch Chuttalabbayi to know about the film.
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Chuttalabbayi Analysis
The first half of the film has been based on comedy and some fresh love making scenes which make the film passable. The entire plot has been predictable but Aadi and his team manages to bring smiles. The character of Prudhvi is the major highlight of the first half. The songs have been shot well and the interval episodes raise curiosity. On the whole the complete first half has been managed to be decent.
The second half of the film maintains the momentum for some time but the film dips down because of the poor and outdated narration. The unwanted comedy episodes take the major role however the major plot of the film has been side tracked. The pre-climax episodes dips the film even more and the climax ends up on a predictable note. On the whole the second half of Chuttalabbayi has nothing new to offer and it disappoints in all the available ways.
Performance
Aadi proved his acting skills in the past. He did a energetic role in the film throughout. Namitha Pramod did not perform well as she could not impress with her glamour. Sai Kumar has been decent in his crisp role and Prudhvi should be credited for the entertainment and all the other actors have been decent.
The story of the film has been completely outdated and predictable. The screenplay of the film has been lose and not well written. The dialogues have been ok and so are the songs. The cinematography work should be given credit for presenting the film colourfully in each and every frame. The makers spent huge money to showcase the film in a lavish way. Veerabhadram fails once again in coming up with an impressive film.
Chuttalabbayi Final Word
Chuttalabbayi fails to impress the audience.
BY M. DIVYA SRI
