Most Eligible Bachelor (Telugu film)-Comments
Finally, an amazingly entertaining film after a long time.
A very intelligent ‘think tank’ has prepared qualitative content and has made a neat presentation. The team behind the story, script, and screenplay, direction, photography, and artists are all to be appreciated for this fine gift of a “cyclonic youth drama”.
The film, in its limits of making a believable “bluff boogie,” flies out like a boomerang in the first half and comes back like a frisbee in the second half. Harsha and Vibha have lived their roles to their hearts’ content. Both look stunning with their good costumes and rich attire, except for the muffler that Harsha wears, which makes him look funny.
Music and song lyrics ooze, giving the coat of honey required.
The curious definition of the word “romance” is peeled out of the word “love” with the keen focus of trying to “catch the rainbow”. They caught it and presented it so beautifully.
The climax rejoinder of families gives the feeling of a good ending. It doesn’t stop there. The boy and the girl stopped acting at last, closed their eyes, and spoke about the rainbow colors as they kissed for real. A scene truly out of this world.
The wedding for boys is apparently 20 times as tough as the girls’, as they get more mature and sensitive to the inner call for intimacy.
Boys and girls between 18 and 28 should not be oblivious to the essence of this content. Unfortunately, most of them are reluctant even to open up sensibly because of things like ‘fear of failure,” “ego trips,” or “paranoia of any rejection fiasco.” Most of them think that it is safe to put their parents in the search for a spouse. That isn’t always the case. This movie is a kickass subject in many ways for many people.
A great sermon is also given to many millionaires who have dropped the rainbow or even never cared to see one at all. The sermon doesn’t hurt but puts a smile on all the members of the ‘lonely hearts club’, seemingly the largest club in the world. -lol
Everyone in the world loves a rainbow. Everybody knows what it is. Ironically, it is still the rarest beauty that many fail to understand or catch when bright.
Hey, youngsters remember, you grow taller by time only to ‘Catch the Rainbow’. This movie teaches. Watch it. Best wishes.
–Srirangam Ramesh