Bachhala Malli Movie Review
Movie: Bachchala Malli
Release Date: 20-12-2024
Cast: Allari Naresh, Amritha Aiyer, Hari Teja, Rao Ramesh, Sai Kumar, Kota Jayaram, Rohini, Dhanraj, Viva Harsha, Achyuth Kumar, Harsh Roshan, Ankith Koyya
Director: Subbu Mangadevvi
Music: Vishal Chandrasekhar
Editing: Chota K Prasad
Cinematography: Richard M Nathan
Producers: Razesh Danda, Balaji Gutta
Banner: Haasya Movies
Allari Naresh’s recent streak of hard-hitting entertainers continues with Bachhala Malli. The film has Amritha Aiyer as female lead directed by Subbu Mangadevi. The film hit the screens on December 20, 2024. Let’s check-out the review.
Story:
Malli aka Bachhala Malli (Allari Naresh) is an intelligent person since childhood. His life takes a drastic turn due to shocking incidents in Suravaram, Tuni, exploring his journey with Kaveri (Amritha Aiyer), his mother (Rohini), father Satyanarayana (Balagam Jayaram), President Ganapathy Raju (Achyut Kumar), Police Lakshmi Narayana (Rao Ramesh), Step Brother Ramana (Ankith Koyya)
Performances:
Allari Naresh is Effortless in his role. He perfectly showcased intense emotions in, a rugged makeover. His body language and mannerisms are apt for the role. He impressed with his dialogue delivery.
Amritha Aiyer looks good onscreen and did captivating performance. Rao Ramesh impressed with unique mannerisms and dialogue delivery. Rohini with her experience brings emotional depth. Balagam Jayaram is impressive in emotional scenes.
Highlights:
Allari Naresh’s performance.
Vishal Chandrasekhar’s melodious music.
Richard M Nathan’s natural cinematography.
Simple and relatable dialogues.
Good production values.
Drawbacks:
Predictable plot.
Some liberties taken
Analysis:
Bachhala Malli is a hard-hitting rustic entertainer. Allari Naresh shines, and Subbu Mangadevvi’s story delivers emotional drama. Despite predictable plot standout performances and technical aspects make it engaging. Right from the beginning till the end, the film proceeds in a serious tone. After the hero introduction sequence, the film goes back to the flashback episode. The first half ends with a twist. The film takes some liberties in second half but the pre climax and climax are well executed.
Vishal Chandrasekhar’s music and situational songs are one of the major assets. Many scenes were elevated with his background score. Cinematography by Richard M Nathan is realistic and captures scenic locations. Editing by Chota K Prasad made sure that the film, doesn’t detract from overall experience. Dialogues are Simple, relatable, and well-delivered.
Rating: 3/5
Bottom-line: Intense & Emotional
