Buddy

Today saw the release of Allu Sirish, the brother of Allu Arjun, in his latest film Buddy, which was directed by San Anton. Watch how it performs.

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Starring : Allu Sirish, Gayatri Bhardwaj, Ajmal Ameer, Prisha Rajesh Singh

Director : Sam Anton

Producers : K. E. Gnanavel Raja

Music Director: Hiphop Tamizha

Cinematographer: Krishnan Vasant

Editor: Ruben

Story

In Vizag, Pallavi (Gayatri Bharadwaj) works as an air traffic controller and Aditya Ram (Allu Sirish) as a pilot. Pallavi’s career suffers as a result of an event at work when he falls in love with Aditya. She is abducted while attempting to get in touch with him again. Her spirit unexpectedly splits from her body and gets imprisoned inside her teddy bear. Pallavi and Aditya must now work together to locate her body and foil the villain’s schemes. You will have to see the film on a large screen to observe how their trip plays out.

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Overview

Movie	Buddy
Language	Telugu
Screen	2D
Release Date	2 August 2024
Star Cast	Allu Sirish, Ajmal Ameer, Gayatri Bhardwaj
Country	India
Genres	Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Director	Sam Anton
Producer	K. E. Gnanavel Raja
Music	Hiphop Tamizha
Cinematographer	Krishnan Vasant
Editor	Ruben
Production company	Studio Green Films

Review

Buddy the teddy bear is Allu Sirish’s distinctive companion as a man devoted to save a girl’s life, and he gives a passable performance. Younger viewers will particularly like their scenes together.

As the heroine, Gayatri Bharadwaj brings charm. Despite her small part, her romance with Allu Sirish is entertaining to witness. The references to well-known songs like Kalki 2898 AD and the Jai Balayya catchphrases will appeal to fans.

Buddy battles a plot that is too obvious and doesn’t generate enough tension. Within the first few minutes, the plot develops as anticipated, and filmmaker San Anton’s execution lacks the requisite passion.

A lot of sequences are illogical and accidentally funny, especially toward the end. This suggests that there was insufficient planning done throughout production.

Conclusion

Buddy, all things considered, presents a well-known plot with a few amusing scenes. The film isn’t very memorable, doesn’t have a solid screenplay, and only has a few funny moments between Allu Sirish and Teddy Gokul. Kids might enjoy the movie, but adults can find more entertaining things to do.