Bommana Brothers Chanda Sisters

Both Allari Naresh and Krishna Bhagawan performed up to the mark in the film. Krishna Bhagawan brought laughs with his trade mark dialogue delivery while Allari Naresh made comedy with his foolish antics. Farzana looked very charming and beautiful while Ridhima is just ok. Read More

Kovai Sarala is obnoxiously loud, which seems to be her speciality, and that's her brand of comedy. Tanikella Bharani is convincing and the funny head crook. MS Narayana and Venumadhav's cameos are amusing, while Dharmavarapu gets a chunky meaty role that he plays with much gusto. Read More

Comedy is the lifeline of the film and Srinivasa Reddy succeeded in giving a good treat. The narration is stretched beyond the audience patience both in the first and second half. The climax is expected and turns insipid. Read More

The director came up with a subject that is full of comedy and the message is very clear that it is oriented completely towards the mass audience. Though thetwists of characters are good, the narration of the plot was saggy and the presentation was lacking finesse. Read More

Naresh and Krishna Bhagawan prove their experience by excelling in their roles. Farzana and Rithima provide eye candy, very sweet and glamorous. Dharmavarapu, Jayaprakash Reddy and Jeeva lend superb support to the main characters. Kota Srinivasa Rao dons his father's role with his usual aplomb. Read More