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Titu Ambani Movie Review : A tedious and dry family drama

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Titu Ambani Movie Review : A tedious and dry family drama

Titu Shukla (Tushar Pandey) is an ambitious young man who values business offers and quick cuts over jobs. When his grand business idea fails miserably, he finds himself in a pickle. And to top it all off, after a heated argument, his wife Mosmi (Deepaka Singh) abandons him. Does Titu manage to put his life back together in the end?

Review: Titu Ambani, which is set in Ajmer, centres on a young guy from a middle-class family who favours pursuing a business concept to toiling away at a job. The parents of Titu Shukla believe that getting him married to his beloved Mosmi will make him more responsible and alter his outlook on life. Titu finds himself in a bind as the marriage begins to fall apart as a result of misunderstandings. Does he develop as a person?

The elements were in place for a two-hour family drama with humour and a strong message: a cast of NSD-certified performers, a subject, numerous timely topics, and several relevant topics. What one sees is a verbose, slow-moving family drama that is dull for the most part. Yes, there are instances in which the speech will make you chuckle, but it was probably not the original intent when the movie was being developed. Yes, it’s definitely one of the movie’s few redeeming qualities. Overall, the writing is subpar. Some of the characters come out as one-dimensional, excessive, and hard to relate to. Even the romance subplot of the movie fails to engage you. and it makes investing more challenging.

Despite having a short running period of under two hours, the movie feels drawn out. The production value, sound, and camera work are all good. Unfortunately, the movie’s hook-worthy parts are scattered all over the place. Although the songs are adequate, none of them stick with you long after the movie is ended.

Raghubir Yadav and Tushar Pandey make a valiant effort to improve some subpar writing. Additionally, Deepika Singh delivers a sincere, fuss-free performance. However, none of the performances actually make you cry. Additionally, you don’t feel compelled to follow the characters’ adventures.

The filmmaker has to pay particular attention to the fact that the movie takes a very long time to get the point it is working so hard to achieve. It’s enough to suggest that he still has a very long way to go in developing and perfecting his storytelling technique.

In conclusion, this had the potential to be a fast-moving, enjoyable family drama that dealt with significant, commonplace topics. It turns out to be a protracted, dull drama that stumbles while attempting to find its point of focus.

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Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur’s Family Star opens with a first-day box office collection of more than ₹5 crore in India.

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Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur’s Family Star opens with a first-day box office collection of more than ₹5 crore in India.

The first day of Family Star’s box office collection features Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur’s Telugu film, directed by Parasuram Petla.

The Telugu film Family Star, directed by Parasuram Petla, has collected an estimated ₹5.75 crore nett in India on its first day of box office collection, marking an impressive opening day for the film.

Family Star reported a 38.45% Telugu occupancy on day 1, with Warangal having the highest occupancy (57.5%), followed by Visakhapatnam and Kakinada (56.75% each).

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Parasuram Petla’s Family Star marks Vijay and Mrunal’s first collaboration, featuring a cast including Abhinaya, Vasuki, Rohini Hattangadi, Ravi Babu, and Divyansha Kaushik’s special appearance.

Govardhan Rao, the youngest brother of Vijay, manages his family’s finances while being cautious. However, when Mrunal’s Indu rents a part of his home, his life changes.

Family Star review

The Hindustan Times’ review of the movie Family Star, starring Vijay Deverakonda and directed by Parasuram Petla, suggests that the film struggles to make a mark or entertain, with issues reminiscent of Geetha Govindam (2018). The film tests patience and fails to maintain interest as it progresses.

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The review criticizes the plot of Family Star, stating that it is thin and defies logic, making it difficult to enjoy. It also suggests that the film’s portrayal of middle-class life is caricaturish, as if it was written by someone unfamiliar with the realities of such a life.

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