The Great Pre Wedding Show, directed by Rahul Srinivas, marks a refreshing attempt at a Telugu romantic comedy set against a scenic rural backdrop. Featuring Thiruveer and Teena Sravya in the lead roles, the film is backed by Agaram Sandeep under his production banner. After creating good buzz with its promos and special media premiere, the film is now released in theatres worldwide on November 7.
Plot
The story takes place in a quiet village near Srikakulam, revolving around Ramesh (Thiruveer), a small-town photographer who manages a modest photo studio. Life takes an unexpected turn when he secretly falls for Hemaa (Teena Sravya), the local Panchayat secretary. Things start spiraling when Anand, a politically connected man, hires Ramesh to shoot a pre-wedding video. When the video chip mysteriously disappears, Ramesh gets caught in a chain of chaotic and funny events that expose human emotions, misunderstandings, and heartfelt moments.
Performances
Thiruveer once again proves his command over portraying realistic, grounded characters. His calm and believable performance brings authenticity to Ramesh’s role. Teena Sravya is graceful and fits her part as the charming village bureaucrat. Narendra Ravi stands out with a striking mix of wit and drama, often keeping the narrative lively. Yamini and Rohan Rai provide light moments, with Rohan especially adding comic sparks in several scenes.
Highlights
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Thiruveer’s relatable performance
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Narendra Ravi’s impeccable comic timing
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Humorous and rustic village setup
Drawbacks
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Predictable story arc
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Limited dramatic highs
Analysis
The Great Pre Wedding Show carries a simple and familiar storyline, yet its charm lies in the small-town authenticity it captures. The screenplay may not surprise you, but it evokes smiles with its innocent humor and heartfelt exchanges. Director Rahul Srinivas keeps the tone light and natural, avoiding overdrama. The chemistry between Thiruveer and Teena Sravya works well, supported by an earthy musical and visual setting.
While the film doesn’t aim to be grand or high-stakes, it serves as a clean, feel-good entertainer for those who enjoy village-based love stories and soft sentimental comedies. It’s particularly notable for staying true to its rooted flavor throughout.
Bottom Line
A pleasant and authentic rural rom-com that entertains with its simplicity.
Rating: 3/5
