Oh Bhama Ayyo Rama

Between the silly humour, songs that spring out of nowhere and a romantic track with zilch chemistry, you are expected to feel for the uncle who has sacrificed everything for Ram. After introducing a pivotal character before the intermission, the film shifts abruptly to Ram’s ‘heavy’ past (that hams on and on), only for it to be diluted by a series of inconsequential comedy sequences. Apart from tirelessly loving the girl and being occupied at work, Ram keeps lamenting about his past, sobbing scene after scene, drowning in self-pity. Satyabhama is the pampered daughter of a business tycoon whose only job is to motivate Ram and who dreams of marrying him someday. Fights, songs and emotions find their way into the narrative haphazardly, and several conflicts are conveniently left stranded.