Urvasivo rakshasivo

The story and the conflict remain unscathed but the film offers a different experience, particularly because it gravitates more toward being a comedy than a romance. For example, when lovers Sree Kumar (Allu Sirish) and Sindhuja (Anu Emmanuel) decide to get serious about their relationship and start living together in a penthouse, the film treats the man's struggles to keep his relationship a secret from his conservative parents like an elaborate comedy skit that compares his life to a cricket match. We get his friend Sathish (the ever-reliable Vennela Kishore) and his uncle Chitti (Sunil, in his best comic role in years) to double up as cricket commentators who draw an analogy between his travails and sport. A shot of Sree Kumar running from his parent’s house to the penthouse becomes a representation of a batsman running between the wickets. There are many such smartly staged moments—a running gag involves Sunil, who plays a tailor, show up in odd situations with his sewing machine to offer advice to Sree Kumar—that work in this film, which is more of an adaptation than a scene-by-scene remake. It also helps that every facet of this film is pitched one notch higher than the original—be it comedy or seriousness. The conflict between the lead characters—love vs the institution of marriage—is neatly pronounced. The orthodox nature of Sree Kumar’s mother and her desire to see her son get married to a nice, “homely” girl who can run errands in the house is spelled out in many...

Actor Allu Sirish has been waiting for a solid commercial hit for a long time. The actor has been creating a lot of buzz these days, courtesy of the latest release 'Urvasivo Rakshasivo'. It happens to be his comeback film after 'ABCD: American Born Confused Desi' and is grabbing a lot of eyeballs post the release of its intriguing trailer with several celebs rooting for the success of the movie. Actor Allu Sirish has been waiting for a solid commercial hit for a long time. The actor has been creating a lot of buzz these days, courtesy of the latest release 'Urvasivo Rakshasivo'. It happens to be his comeback film after 'ABCD: American Born Confused Desi' and is grabbing a lot of eyeballs post the release of its intriguing trailer with several celebs rooting for the success of the movie. Amid good buzz and expectations, 'Urvasivo Rakshasivo', helmed by Rakesh Sashi, has finally hit the theatres today (November 4). Featuring Allu Sirish and Anu Emmanuel in the lead roles, the film is a romantic comedy entertainer and fans shared their opinion on social media, after watching the film in the theatres. While some found this movie a decent family entertainer and called it a breezy rom-com, some netizens cannot stop praising the sizzling chemistry between Sirish and Anu Emmanuel. Check out some Twitter reviews and reactions below: One Twitter user wrote, ''#UrvasivoRakshasivoreview. Funny 1st half and superb 2nd half Sirish performance Anu Emmanuel was decent Comedy is the major ...

In a scene in Urvashivo Rakshashivo, the Telugu remake of the 2018 Tamil film Pyaar Prema Kaadhal, Sindhuja (Anu Emmanuel) asks Sree Kumar (Allu Sirish) about his dreams and he says he wants to take care of his mother. Sindhuja points out that it is his responsibility, not a dream. He, growing up in a middle class home where his life revolves around his parents, hasn’t nurtured an ambition beyond a job that would fetch him an income. She, growing up in the US and sharing a more friendly equation with her father, wants to save up enough to open a fine dining restaurant in Paris. He wants marriage while she prefers a live-in relationship so that she can pursue her dreams without being tied down. Director Rakesh Sashii keeps the essence of the original story and shows what happens when the two different worlds collide. Urvashivo Rakshashivo is presented like a slick urban office rom-com that packs in a lot of gags; some of them are silly, but Vennela Kishore, cast as the OTT-obsessed co-worker named Satish, makes them work. Sree and Sidhuja’s romance begins like a regular boy-meets-girl story with him trying to draw her attention. We also get an idea of the homes they come from and what shapes their thought process. Sreekumar’s mother (Aamani), wants to find a traditional and non-working woman for her son. We see her observing a young woman who works at the marriage bureau for visible signs of marriage — a mangalsutra and toe rings — and smirks when she learns that the woman ...

Movie: Urvasivo Rakshasivo Rating: 2.75/5 Banner: GA2 Pictures Cast: Allu Sirish, Anu Emmanuel, Sunil, Vennela Kishore, Aamani, Kedar Shankar, and others Music: Achu Rjamani and Anup Rubens Cinematography: Tanveer Mir Editor: Karthika Srinivas R Art: Srinagendra Tangala Producers: Tammareddy Bharadwaja, Dheeraj Mogilineni and Vijay M Written and Directed by: Rakesh Sashii Release Date: Nov 04, 2022 Allu Sirish appears in this romantic comedy after a long gap. The film's posters and promotional materials have piqued people's interest. Let us examine its merits and demerits. Story: Sree Kumar (Allu Sirish) and Sindhu (Anu Emmanuel) are IT employees. Sree, who comes from a middle-class family, is Sindhu's silent admirer. She, on the other hand, was raised in the United States and has a modern and independent mind set. He successfully forms a friendship with Sindhu after many attempts to introduce himself to her, and the next moment, they kiss and make love in just a matter of a few days. Sree tells he loves her, but she dismisses it as a fling. She rejects his offer to take their relationship to the next level. Instead, she proposes a live-in relationship, but not marriage, after much persuasion from him. Sree accepts her proposal while concealing it from his parents. This unusual arrangement between them causes numerous complications. Artistes’ Performances: Finally, Allu Sirish relaxed in front of the camera, and his confident demeanor made a difference. His acting is strai...

Synopsis Sree Kumar, a middle-class IT employee with a conservative upbringing, is deeply in love with Sindhu Jha, his colleague at work with a broad-minded approach towards life. When Sree's parents want to see him married and actively seek a bride, he pursues Sindhu to marry, she has her eyes set on achieving her dream and prefers a live-in. Will they ever reach a common ground in this conflict of ideologies?