Brahma Anandam Review

The movie Brahma Anandam is an emotional drama featuring veteran comedian Brahmanandam and his son Raja Gautham in lead roles. Directed by RVS Nikhil, the film also has Vennela Kishore in key role. Let's see if the movie lives up to expectations.

Story:

The story revolves around Brahmanandam (Raja Gautham) who is a self-centered aspiring theater artist struggles to make a name for himself. He loses his parents at a young age and grows up dreaming of becoming a national-level theater performer. But financial struggles and his selfish nature create obstacles in his journey. His grandfather Murthy Brahmanandam) lives in an old-age home but their relationship is distant. When Brahmanandam gets a golden opportunity to participate in a prestigious national-level drama competition, he needs Rs. 6 lakhs to fulfill his dream. His girlfriend Tara (Priya Vadlamani) tries to support him but his self-centered attitude pushes her away. Murthy offers to help his grandson by selling a piece of land but he places certain conditions. As Brahmanandam travels to sell the land, he faces unexpected challenges. Meanwhile, a woman named Jyothi (Thalluri Rameshwari) enters Murthy’s life, adding a new emotional twist to the story. How Brahmanandam helps his grandfather, learns about life and whether he fulfills his dreams form the rest of the story.

Analysis:

The movie offers a refreshing perspective by exploring love and companionship in old age. Unlike routine romantic stories, Brahma Anandam highlights how relationships matter at every stage of life. Known for his comedy, Brahmanandam delivers a touching and sincere performance. His scenes with Jyothi came out too good. Raja Gautham plays the role of a self-absorbed theater artist convincingly showing significant improvement in his acting skills.

Vennela Kishore’s character gives much-needed comic relief. The movie conveys a beautiful message about companionship and the importance of family.

The first half of the movie moves at a steady pace but the second half slows down considerably affecting engagement. Fans expecting high-energy comedy or action sequences might feel disappointed as the film sticks to a realistic and emotional tone. The screenplay lacks major twists or high moments making it predictable at times.

Verdict:

Brahma Anandam is a heartfelt attempt at delivering a meaningful story. While it may not appeal to mass audiences due to its slow pace and lack of commercial appeal, it is a commendable effort in storytelling. If you enjoy emotional dramas with strong performances, this film is worth a watch.