The second half lacks kick, with episodes being stretched as if there is no tomorrow. The characters don't show pain, so does the background music (by Radhan and Sunny MR), which is too generic.
Raj Thota's cinematography is inconsistent, much like the performances of the actors. Rahul Ramakrishna scores marks with his terrific comic timing. The scene where his unfair boss pretends to misread his words is a laugh riot.īottomline: ‘Husharu' would have been better had the screenplay been tighter and had the jokes are genuinely good. Too much of wishful thinking and easy things bore the audience.'Husharu', a bromantic comedy starring a set of newcomers and some known faces, hit the screens this Friday. Tejus Kancherla, Tej Kurapati, Abhinav Medishetti, and Dinesh Tej have been all-weather friends since childhood. They have always failed together, partied together, and even defecated together.Īfter their Engineering, the middling fellows are proudly clueless. Two of them find girlfriends in a jiffy.įaced with hiccups in their families, the friends have a terrible problem awaiting them. How they overcome the obstacles is the crux of the second half. In telling the story of four loyal friends, director Sree Harsha Konuganti has resorted to cliches, convenient writing and, at times, low-end humour. Heavily inspired by Sekhar Kammula's 'Happy Days' at one level, the film also makes a vain attempt at getting dark comedy (in the second half) right. The film grossed ₹5 crore in five days, and ran for 50 days in theatres.In most of our simplistic movies, when the main lead (or leads, as the case may be) are dull students, they have some or the other fine talent - a fantasy not found in real life. 123Telugu also gave 2.5 out of 5 and wrote that " Husharu is a routine youthful drama which has a few likable moments." Box office Asianet News Telugu gave the film 2.5 of 5 and appreciated the film's screenplay. The Times of India gave the film a rating of three out of five stars and wrote that "Hushaaru is mostly refreshing, captures the humorous side to friendships with zest". Raj Surya is directing the Kannada remake of the film starring Chandan Achar, Anup Revanna and Shrimahadev. The film was scheduled to release in August 2018 before being postponed to December of that same year. "Undiporaadhey – Female Version (music by Radhan)" "Undiporaadhey – Sad Version (music by Radhan)" "O Pilla Kabooma (music by Varikuppala Yadagiri)" "Pichaak (music by Varikuppala Yadagiri)" "Undiporaadhey – Male Version (music by Radhan)"
The songs were composed by Sunny M.R., Radhan, and Varikuppala Yadagiri.
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