Ungarala Rambabu Telugu Movie
Rambabu (Sunil) is a Rich Kid who knows nothing like pain or hardships. He is the only heir of 200 crore Property but once his grand father expires, the 200 Crore turns into a liability. He happens to meet Badam Baba and on his advice manages to find a treasure worth 200 crores. But then, the treasure brings new issues to Rambabu who turns superstitious by then. What are those? How he overcomes them? forms the rest of the story.
Sunil has demonstrated the same acting and body language in this movie as well. His dances, however, are good. Miya George's character is nothing more than a few dialogues and songs. Prakash Raj is not impressive in a poorly written role as a Communist leader. Posani as Badam Baba and his disciples - Venu, Ashish Vidyarthi and Vennela Kishore managed a few laughs here and there.
Kranthi Madhav who was earlier known for sensible films changed his track with his film but ended up delivering neither a commercial nor a meaningful film. The movie does not have the comedy which we expect from a Sunil's film even though the characters like Superstitious Rambabu and Badam Baba give enough scope. The story loses track as it moves from a village to city, Dubai, and later Kerala without much of purpose. The second half is even disappointing.
Director Kranthi Madhav is a disappointment as a writer and director. Songs composed by Ghibran are okay. Sarvesh Murari's cinematography is decent. Production Values are appropriate. Editing is disappointing.
Finally, Ungarala Ramababu is another disappointment from Sunil. He failed to deliver with his own strengths or was able to show something novel. It's high time he retrospects his failing career or his career as a hero will be finished.
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