The director doesn't think twice before lifting from the Tharun Bhascker repertoire that idea of friends looking at making money by manufacturing a short film. 'Husharu' happily follows this new-found fad. After toying with physical greatness (like boxing in 'Thammudu'), our filmmakers are now getting obsessed with the idea of having entrepreneurial heroes (especially since 'Pelli Choopulu'). In most of our simplistic movies, when the main lead (or leads, as the case may be) are dull students, they have some or the other fine talent - a fantasy not found in real life. Heavily inspired by Sekhar Kammula's 'Happy Days' at one level, the film also makes a vain attempt at getting dark comedy (in the second half) right.
In telling the story of four loyal friends, director Sree Harsha Konuganti has resorted to cliches, convenient writing and, at times, low-end humour. How they overcome the obstacles is the crux of the second half. Two of them find girlfriends in a jiffy.įaced with hiccups in their families, the friends have a terrible problem awaiting them. They have always failed together, partied together, and even defecated together.Īfter their Engineering, the middling fellows are proudly clueless.
Tejus Kancherla, Tej Kurapati, Abhinav Medishetti, and Dinesh Tej have been all-weather friends since childhood. 'Husharu', a bromantic comedy starring a set of newcomers and some known faces, hit the screens this Friday.
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