Oopiri

Oopiri it's a rare film with a different story which we see in Telugu film industry. Hats off to King Nagarjuna and Karthi for their performances and especially the director for picking Nag and Karthi for the lead roles.

It's a feel good movie, with loads of fun n comedy in Karthi style with Prakash Raj,Tamanna. Nagarjuna did a daring role where his role is to stick to a chair, he was apt for this role and Tamanna is gorgeous and her own voice is good. Vamsi paidipally directed the movie so well and cinematography was so good. It's a must watch and one will regret if they miss out to watch it in Silver screen.

Oopiri was a best movie in recent on my watchlist. This movie had Love, friendship, brotherhood, family sentiment. Best of all time.

There are no words in order to appreciate this movie. There is a lot for every person to learn from this movie. It is an example of the real meaning of life and how it should be lived. There is very very less number of movies in this world which is described in such an agreeable and satisfying manner and in fact only around 8 to 10 movies in Indian Cinematic world. And about the acting and direction, it's just superb. A salute to the director Mr. Vamshi Paidipally sir and the whole team of the movie.

Everyone must watch this movie at least once in their lifetime.

This is one of the best movies that makes you feel good and pleasant. The story plot is well written. Performances from Nagarjuna sir, Karthi sir and Tamannaah mam are acted really well. The special cameo from Shriya mam is good.

A nice feel good movie which engages the attention for most of the part. Well acted, tightly edited with good screen play, story and minimal masala (but high on Entertainment), this movie has lot going in its favor to make it worthwhile watch.

Unlike many other films, the producers have credited the source as remake of a French movie, rather than lifting and passing it off as their creation.

Karthi as the aimless parolee with a tough exterior covering a caring person is standout. He carries the weight of the movie and is a scene stealer. Giving him good company is Nagarjuna who is charming as the invalid bound to wheel chair. He has to use his face and eyes especially to express the emotions as per the role and greatly complements Karthi. Others in the cast like Tamannah etc give good support.

The scenes in Paris and external locations are well shot and add a interesting dimension to the plot.

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Vamshi Paidipally's Thozha is a feel-good film. If you're stressed or even not in a good mood, this is strictly for you. It's great to see a film that has everything to attract all types of audiences. From fun-loving comedies to tear-dropping emotional scenes, Thozha has everything to make your day perfect. The film focuses on the main plot right from the beginning without any diversions. Vamshi's writing creates magic on screen especially in those brilliant emotional scenes that are not exaggerated at all. The characters are rightfully established without any delays and enters us into their fun and emotional journey. This visually pleasing drama works marvelously because of the exceptional performances of the lead actors. Our eyes are glued to both Karthi and Nagarjuna because they are an interesting combo on screen. Starting from Karthi, he has a role that fulfills his acting prowess perfectly. After Paruthiveeran, this is his complete role as an actor. He has an extraordinary sense of humor and an amazing careless attitude that connects us with his character. His emotional scenes are one of the pillars of strength in this feel-good drama. On the other side, we have the versatile Nagarjuna essays a really tough role. Sitting in a wheel-chair for the whole film is unimaginably a big challenge for an actor and Nagarjuna did it with justice. He plays the role effortlessly and he is a delight to watch on screen. We have Tamannaah, Prakash Raj, Vivek, and many more supporting actors who are helping the film to be more colorful. Gopi Sunder's musical score is another strength of the film. His songs are beautiful and his background score adds so much intensity to the scenes. Vamshi's filmmaking is the major factor that helps us get along with the film. His dialogues are significantly heart-touching and his screenplay doesn't bring down the pace at any time. Overall, Thozha is a brilliant feel-good film.