Ok Ok Review
- Film : OK OK
- Producer : Bellamkonda Suresh
- Director : M Rajesh
- Star Cast : Udhayanidhi Stalin, Hansika, Santhanam...
- Music Director : Harris Jayaraj
- Rating :
2.25
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Story
The story revolves around Srinivas (Udayanidhi Stalin) and Meera (Hansika Motvani). The story starts with Srinivas receiving a wedding card of his ex-long Meera. He wants to stop the wedding and therefore leaves for the venue. As he heads towards the wedding venue, the flash back opens up wherein Srinvas would be shown as a loafer, who works at INOX theatre. He along with his friends passes comments on girls who stops at the traffic signal near the theatre. One day Srinivas happens to see Meera (Hansika). He persuades her to love him. Initially she denies but admits at a later point of time. But, they break up suddenly. Why they break up and how they patch up forms the remaining part of the movie.Analysis :
Lack
of strong story is one big setback to this film. Although Santhanam
(who played a close friend of Stalin) tickled the ribs of the audience
in the first half, second half was literally boring even comedy
too. The love tract between Srinivas and Meera didn't work out and the
chemistry too was not okay. There was no suspense and viewers could
easily understand what the next scene would be. The main asset of the
movie is the music scored by Harris Jayaraj. Production values too were
good.Performance :
The
life and soul of them movie was Santhanam. Dayanidhi Stalin was ok and
so was Hansika. Sayaji Shide too gave his best. Andrea Jeremiah appears
in the climax and was looking good.
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Chavali, every punch dialogue uttered by Balakrishna literally wooed the
audience who whistled and clapped throughout the film. Music, composed
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Balakrishna. Costumes could have been better. Choreography
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