Cast :: Chetan, Parvatheesam,
Kruthika, Tejaswi Madivada Movie Rating
Music :: J.B Rojulu Marayi 4./10
Director :: Murali Krishna Mudidani
Producer :: Dil Raju
About Film ::
Adhya(Kruthika) and Rambha(Tejaswini) are close friends who trap two innocent men Peter(Pavatesam) and Aswad(Chetan) and keep utilising them for their own needs. Twist here is that they also love two other guys and want to get married to them to have a safe life.
One fine day, they find out from a baba that whom ever they marry will end up loosing their life in the next ten days. To avoid this tricky situation, they plan to first marry Peter and Aswad and after they dying, continue with their life.
How will they convince these two to marry them ? Will Peter and Aswad loose their life ? What happens during the course of time ? To know answers to these questions, you need to watch the film on the big screen.
Performance ::
Tejaswi Madiwada top the show with her energetic and mature performance. Her glamour and electrifying performance grabbed the attention of the audiences. Parvatheesam stole the show and he was the major highlight of the movie. Newcomer Chetan Maddineni and Kruthika have done justification with their roles. Chetan got limited screen space but performed well. Kruthika got enough screen space to prove her acting skills and she delivered her best.
Analysis ::
Director Maruthi is now directing movies with big stars, still he provides story and screenplay to other small movies to earn some extra amount. Hence he has been dishing out stories that are nothing but rehashed versions of his early movies. Recently many such movies sank at the box-office. The latest film is "Rojulu Marayi".Although "Rojulu Marayi" is directed by newcomer Murali Krishna, story and screenplay is written by Maruthi and Maruthi's script is hotchpotch of "Bus Stop" and "Prema Katha Chitram".
First half of the movie goes like Maruthi's youthful/boothful movies which is quite bearable as there are some fun moments. But the second half turns out into a horror thriller with ghost elements. The horror moments are quite farce. Second half turns into a bore fest with too much of noise, with silly comedy by Ali, some ghost songs and predictable climax.Heroines going to Srisailam and a swamy telling them their husbands will die immediately after the marriage is laughable stock. More outright idiocy is the girls making the two guys marry them so that they could kill them to marry their real lovers. All scenes are written as per the convenience of Maruthi's whims and fancies.
Since Maruthi is now making a movie with Venkatesh, he seems to have impressed the star and included a lengthy track of Venkatesh's Drushyam. "Saaruvaadu" actor of Amrutham acting similarly what Venkatesh did in Drushyam tests your patience. The movie doesn't move forward in the second half thereby making you to look for exit door immediately. Although the movie doesn't have outright double meaning dialogues, still it offers some. Sample: "Mallepulu Teesukosta Nee Pitch Ready Chesuko", "Pelli Aitey Emi Labham Palla Meeda Cheyyi Veyyi". All in all, "Rojulu Marayi" is out rightly boring movie from the makers of "Bus Stop" and "Ee Rojullo", one can't sit through the second half.
Verdict : Boring Flick
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