Pakka commercial movie review

• Breaking • News • Entertainment • Latest • Editor Picks • Most Viewed • Photos • Videos • Women • Sports • History • Money • Winners • Satire • Editorial • TV • Crime • Gold • Viral • Kids • Health • Auto • Beauty • Quotes • Business • Cooking • Education • Lifestyle • NRI • Technology • Spirituality • Cards The story of Ramchand (Gopichand), a Despite having humour, Pakka Commercial does not have the atmosphere of a Maruthi movie. Maruthi movies haven't had a lot of action, but Pakka Commercial does, perhaps to please Gopichand fans. Maruthi has developed his own distinct style of filmmaking, and as we all know, humour is his strongest suit. The Gopichand does a good Maruthi, who is renowned for his humorous performances, tried something after seeing the Pakka Commercial that was a complete failure. Despite his trademark • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Empowering 140+ Indians within and abroad with entertainment, infotainment, credible, independent, issue based journalism oriented latest updates on politics, movies. India Herald Group of Publishers P LIMITED is MediaTech division of prestigious Kotii Group of Technological Ventures R&D P LIMITED, Which is core purposed to be empowering 760+ crore people across 230+ countries of this wonderful world. India Herald Group of Publishers P LIMITED is New Gene...

Satyaraj of 'Baahubali' fame plays an epitome of virtue. He resigns as a Magistrate when he fails to save a victim of sexual harassment from the evil designs of a bloody entrepreneur Vivek (Rao Ramesh). As fate would have it, his son Lucky (Gopichand) goes on to ally with Vivek to help the latter in multiple ways. Apparently, Vivek wants Lucky to be his legal counsel because he believes Lucky is the wisest lawyer around. The problem with 'Pakka Commercial' is not that it runs out of its jokes. The problem is that its jokes, while they last, are deeply problematic and unabashedly uncreative. Also, in terms of loudness, this film puts even Anil Ravipudi's 'F3' to shame. After the film is long over, you might remember a couple of 'jokes' that refer to the villain's mistress or some male person's genital. If you have never watched ETV's Jabardasth in life, you might remember a couple of classist and ageist jokes as well. This is not a coming-of-age story because director Maruthi purportedly believes that such a story would bore the audience. All the focus is on excessive humour and exaggerated reactions by different characters. It is difficult to remember what Raashii Khanna was up to in the film. Her delusions come somewhat close to Vennela Kishore's 'pan-India junior artist' from the recent 'F3'. Maruthi could have mined her character to create original LOL moments. The humour merely scratches the surface, relying heavily on the slapstick comedy of her sidekicks, played by S...