Bhamakalapam Movie Review: Priyamani’s comedy-thriller is low on logic

Bhamakalapam Movie Review: Priyamani's comedy-thriller is low on logic

After the Man 2 family, Priyamani returned with a sightseeing titled Bhamakalapam. Headline by Bharat Kamma, Bhamakalapam is a delicious thriller with dark comedy elements saved. Bhamakalapam has some very interesting ideas and directors, Abhimanyu for the most part. But, the team also left some striking errors, which were difficult to see.

Bhamakalapam revolves around several sub-plots. A team led by Nark (John Vijay) was looking for a faberge egg worth Rs 200 Crore. Meanwhile, a cooked house, Anupama Mohan (Priyamani), who runs the YouTube channel, is known for gossiping. Inquiticism landed it in trouble. There is one murder after another. How Priyamani came out of this mess shaping the story.

Bhamakalapam starts with a promising note. We saw a lamb crossing the patch which produced a car accident. This accident changes the lives of a group of people. Screatplay Director Abhimanyu takes non-linear routes and helps keep tension as intact.

Anupama and his house helped the Shilpa (the Pradeep) become a partner in crime to cover up the murder. This special sequence is done with full taste with the right dose of thriller and comedy.

One of the positive aspects of Bhamakalapam is the presence of strong female characters. Almost all male characters act as catalysts. Is a woman who advances the story. Whether it’s the performance of Priyamani who is detained or the characterization of the Pradeep Pradeep Pradeep, this film has interesting ideas that are executed for perfection. Pregnant Women’s Investigation Officer (Shanti Rao) and a misuse of domestic abuse named Saira added to the story tension.

However, the film was interrupted during the murder execution. The protagonist hides the corpse and even continued to cut the man’s feet in his house with her husband in the next room. There is no smell or blood flowing when his legs are cut. This striking gap damaged the entire mood that the director was built so far. Wahyu climax stretches outside the point and therefore does not create the desired impact.