Bittiri Satthi’s debut as a solo hero is quite disappointing. His narration lack seriousness as he makes a mess of the storyline. Coming to the director Prabhakar, he has done a pathetic job with the film. The camerawork was decent and the music was just about okay. Lyrics are decent and so was the whole production design. Editing is bad and does not have any seriousness. The production values of the film are good. There are many unnecessary scenes that kill the mood of the viewers and make things tedious. There was a good scope to elevate the content with the heroine’s role but he failed to do it. Upon this, forced comedy irritates the audience.Ĭertain scenes created to showcase Satthi in a comic role are bad and have been written in a disappointing manner. There is no seriousness in the plot and the first half is filled with scenes that have no seriousness at all. The basic point of the film is also quite silly. The message showcased in the film is also good. The actors who did the role of Satthi’s friends also did an impressive job. She has good screen presence and did well in her key character. Yet another highlight of the film is heroine Priya who did a good job in her role. He also mouths the Telangana slang with ease and carries the film on his shoulders. He dances, fights, and does well in all the emotional scenes. What will Satthi do now? What will happen to his other marriage proposal? Whom will Satthi marry? That forms the rest of the story.īittiri Satthi makes a confident debut as an actor. In this process, they fall in love with each other. Left with no choice, Ramudu approaches Anita(Priya) to help him in his studies. But sadly, the girl puts a condition that she will only marry Ramudi if he gets educated in life.

Seeing his good nature, the villagers fix his wedding. Tupaki Ramudu(Satthi) is an orphan who always helps his villagers irrespective of him facing insults. Comedian, Bittiri Sathi has turned hero for the first time with a film called Tupaki Ramudu which has hit the screens today.

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