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Critic Review
Ulavacharu Biryani (2014)Kalidasu(Prakash Raj) is 45 year old archaeologist, who stays with his uncle and a cook. He is a die hard foodie, and can go to any lengths to taste good food. His uncle(M S Narayana) is always behind Kalidasu and wants him to get married at any cost.
One fine day, Kalidasu’s nephew(Tejas) gifts him a phone, and the first call he receives is a wrong number from a dubbing artist called Gauri(Sneha). The conversation starts with a small fight, but after several calls to each other, Kalidasu and Gauri become thick friends.
Both of them share the same interests on food, and exchange recipes over the phone. As their friendship blossoms into love, they finally plan to meet each other. But the day they decide to meet, each of them get apprehensive and send their respective cousins for the meeting.
There arises a series of confusion and chaos, making the couple separate with each other. Rest of the story is as to how the mistaken identity is sorted out, and how the couple finally reunite..
All in all, ‘Ulavacharu Biryani’ is a romantic comedy film with lumps of feel good factor sprinkled here and there. All the ingredients needed for cooking a tasty recipe are at PR’s disposal but somehow this taste does not consistently stimulate you.
This Ulavacharu Biryani can only be relished if you are starving for past few weeks. Otherwise it wouldn't taste good as Prakash Raj didn't get the ingredients right. You may wait for the Home Edition.
Caution: Spiceless Biryani!.
The movie is meant to be a light-hearted entertainer. It’s nothing serious – no big plots, no big twists, but plain old common sense and dollops of good old fun.The film centres around food and for a society that is so fond of food, this genre of cine.
Overall, Ulavacharu Biryani is decent family entertainer with high comedy quotient. Barring a few dragging moments, the movie keeps you engaged and entertained. It is a good time passer for this weekend..
For a slow and soothing movie lover, Ulavacharu Biryani is the right choice but if you are expecting for masala and speed, then Sorry It's Not Your Cup of Tea !!!.
As the movie progresses towards the end, it turn out predictable. Save few laughs in the first half and romance of young couple in the second half, the film is a good one-time watch. Have you ever got a call from opposite sex due to a wrong dial and you e.
In all, the love and affection with which Prakash Raj starts making his biryani, are missing by the time he wraps up the film. Unfortunately, his biryani does not taste as good as it smells. It is clear that he had lost interest somewhere along the way. S.
On the whole, Ulavacharu Biryani has its moments of class and uniqueness. But the entire second half, and some flavorless pace spoils the fun. Released in three languages, this film might find a few takers in Tamil and Kannada, but for Telugu audience who.
