The story is so-so and does not have much to hold the audience’s attention. But it is Rushikesh Turai’s screenplay which has the viewers in its grip. The comic scenes in the drama are very entertaining and enjoyable. Turai’s drama also moves at a fast pace and, therefore, does not give the viewers time to think. Rushikesh Turai and Yogesh Shirsat’s dialogues are excellent and add to the comedy a great deal.Read at source
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Tumbadchi Manjula
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Across 2 available source-linked Indian-media reviews for Tumbadchi Manjula, reception is mixed.
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Vividh Korgaonkar’s Tumbadchi Manjula, a Marathi remake of JP Thuminad’s Kannada blockbuster Su From So, works hard to capture the source movie’s absurdist humour and satirical take on superstition. The effort shows, with few actors able to replicate the harum-scarum flavour or the effortless chaos that made Su From So special, and so endearing.Read at source