Orey Bujjiga

Name: Orey Bujjiga
Director: Vijay Kumar Konda
Genre: Drama
Released: 2020-10-02
Cast: Raj Tarun, Malavika Nair, Hebah Patel, Posani Krishna Murali, Vani Viswanath

Directed by Vijay Kumar Konda

Mixed How TezScore works IMDb 6.5/10

153 min 2 Oct 2020

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Synopsis

Orey Bujjiga

The film starts in Nidadavolu Town in West Godavari District in Andhra Pradesh State as Bujji's parents fix a match for him. Upset with this, he leaves his town and goes to Hyderabad for his girlfriend Srujana. Meanwhile, Krishnaveni also flees to Hyderabad for the same reason. But the entire town feels that Bujji has eloped with Krishnaveni. When Krishnaveni discovers this, she is upset with Bujji. The twist in the tale arises when Krishnaveni gets to meet Bujji as Swathi. Bujju eventually understands that Srujana is just using him and break up with her. Love blossoms between Bujji and Swathi and one fine day, Bujji learns that Krishnaveni is the girl who has run away from her town and hates him. The rest of the story is as to how Bujji sets things right and wins his love.

Director: Vijay Kumar Konda
Release: 2 Oct 2020
Run time: 153 min
Language: Telugu

Cast & crew

RA Raj Tarun Cast MA Malavika Nair Cast HE Hebah Patel Cast

Posani Krishna Murali Cast VA Vani Viswanath Cast NA Naresh Cast RA Raja Ravindra Cast AN Anish Kuruvilla Cast SA Saptagiri Cast MA Madhunandan Cast AN Annapoorna Cast SA Satya Cast SI Siri Hanmanth Sweety JA Jayalakshmi Srinivas' mother

Ajay Ghosh Cast SA Satyam Rajesh Cast VA Varsha Cast PA Pammi Sai Cast BH Bhadram Cast RI Riya Cast PR Prawin Pudi Editor AN Anup Rubens Composer AN Anoop Rubens Composer VI Vijay Kumar Konda Director, Writer I. I. Andrew Cinematographer

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Mixed

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The Hindu

The initial hour or so is packed with laugh-aloud moments. There’s nothing too striking, but it’s not bad either. Sid Sriram is also called in to add his charming touch to the blossoming romance through the song ‘Ee May Peremito’ (composed by Anup Rubens). However, the later portions become a drag. The hospital scene involving Sapthagiri and Raj Tarun begins on a fun note but goes on and on until you feel like giving up with the rest of the film. Apart from a few comic segments that overstay their welcome, the lack of depth to some of the characters makes the film disappointing.

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