The movie shows wife manipulating her husband, her sister and family also tortures the husband and to be husband. When those husbands couldn't tolerate, they ran away. But the director wanted to #respectwomen and no matter what crime they commit, men should always lick their feet. So he makes these husbands forget all wrong doings, reconcile with them and never complaint about wrong doings of wives.
The movie has funny scenes in the first half but the 2nd half and climax doesn't make sense. No sane man would want to stay with females shown in the movie. But our heroes beg sorry. It really generates frustration in the mind.
For once, we crib about gender equality and then we are shown to give more rights to females. Every rule and law in the world is made for men only. Very absurd and frustrating movie for every gender neutral person.
Giving 3 stars for comedy by Venky in the first half.
My suggestion is to skip the movie or watch only first half.
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6.1Plot summary
The film begins with Venky (Venkatesh) and Varun (Varun Tej) getting caught to police and interrogated by an officer Viswanath (Nassar),then Venky narrates his past, as his marriage made by a bureau with Harika (Tamannaah Bhatia). In the beginning, his marital life enjoyable but later on, Harika takes advantages over Venky and starts torturing him. To his misfortune, his life takes another loop when Harika's sister Honey (Mehreen Pirzada) enters into their house and creates more trouble. Now, Varun starts narrating his own story, he is a happy-go youth who loves Honey a lot helps her win cultural fest in her college. Here, Venky observes an incident of Varun and Honey hugging and then challenges with Harika's family that if he could prove Honey has a boyfriend, all of their family must become his slaves and somehow does it. But Harika's family manipulates and covers up that they already knew about it. Despite Venky's warnings, Varun moves on with marriage arrangements. After six days, a humorous incident takes place where Venky and Varun escape with Venky's neighbor Prasad Rajendra Prasad when Venky proves that he has two families and is not able to bear the torture of his two wives. Venky, Varun and Prasad leave to Europe. There they find that Harika and Honey have moved on and are getting married to other people as those two decided to teach Venky and Varun a lesson. The rest of the story is how Venky and Varun realize their mistakes and try and get their love back.
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Feminist movie with wrong message to wives
Frustration only
The director just messed with skits of Jabardasth,Patas and delivered with this 2 hrs long frustrating masterpiece. Not applying into originality but this movie doesn't justify logic and pseudo feminism shown through the female artists is irritating to the core. Venky did far better comic roles than this crap. Varun Tej offers nothing as an actor. Tamannah and Mehreen are just disgusting as torturing wives. No fun,only frustration as the jokes are a vague mixture of Jabardasth Patas jokes(which evoke better fun than this)
F2 : Fun and Frustration Review
When it comes to humour, there's not one kind of it that'll tickle everyone's funny bone. Some like it subtle, some slapstick, and then there are those who like it situational, while others prefer roasts. But, there's also the category who love to laugh their sorrows away with cliché funny message forwards about how difficult marital life really is. That is the category Anil Ravipudi is presumably looking to tap into with this film, which is filled with dialogues that truly do sound like finely tuned forwards. Venky (Venkatesh) is an orphan looking for marriage proposals and is found suitable by Harika (Tamannaah) because she's not looking to marry into a family. Varun (Varun Tej) is a carefree Telangana youth who is head-over-heels in love with Harika's sister, the multi-talented Honey (Mehreen Pirzada) for a whole whopping month before her family decides to get them engaged and married soon after. However, it's not soon before the Cobras (co-brother-in-laws) decide they're better off without the women in their lives and decide to flee to another country. But what happens when the women decide to give them a taste of their own medicine? The basic plot of the film has been done and dusted in Indian films so many times, there's really nothing anyone can do to make it unique. The first half of the film seems like one long rant by frustrated men on how women always nag. The second half, which takes place in Europe, is one disjointed mess which brings in more characters, including Prakash Raj who plays the women's family friend. Anil Ravipudi seemingly relies on the humour part of the film to pull it through so much; he seems to have decided to not invest in fleshing out any of the characters. The men are all innocent victims falling prey to the nagging women they're married to, end of story. Logic of course goes for a toss, which is fine seeing as how the genre itself doesn't call for much. The good news however, is that Venkatesh is in full form here, mouthing even the most cliché one-liners with sincerity and panache; you can't help but find yourself laughing along. He invests not just with his dialogue delivery but even the body language and expressions. Varun Tej on the other hand delivers an earnest performance, not just looking like a million bucks but holding his own in a film he could easily drown in. It is only his Telangana accent that's a mild put off, seeing as how he's unfortunately accompanied by Priyadarshi initially, who's a pro at delivering even the simplest lines in Telangana with flair. Tamannaah and Mehreen, who don't even get introduction titles like the former two do, make the best of what they're offered. Mehreen is particular carries her character through even though it's so easy to make her seem caricature-ish. The sad part though is despite the ample screen-time they're given, focus seems to be on sporadically showing off their 'glamour' by donning them in flimsy sarees, lingerie or even bikinis. Prakash Raj, Vennela Kishore, Jhansi, Rajendra Prasad and co nail their roles, if only they had a better story to bank on. However, give this one a chance this weekend if you're looking for something that you can leave your brains at home for and enjoy irrespective of the tired old template. More so, give it a go for Venkatesh, who saves this film from sinking into oblivion. But give it a cold hard miss if outdated humour and gender tropes are not your cup of tea.