Starring: Santosh Shoban, Tina Shilparaj, Vishnu Priya, Sangeeth Shoban, Sai Swetha
Srikanth Iyengar, Jhansi Laxmi, Venkat
Director : Jonathan Edwards
Producer : Supriya Yarlagadda
Music Director : Prashanth R Vihari
Cinematography : Suresh Ragutu
Editor : Nageswar Reddy Bonthala
Release date : September 12,2021
AHA is back with one more web series called The Baker and the beauty. The show is streaming now and, read our review to find out if the film has any juice in it or not.
Plot
Vijju(Santosh Shoban) is in a lot of confusion about whether to say to his girlfriend Mahi(Vishnu Priya). He somehow makes courage and rejects her. At this point, he meets a popular actress called Aira(Tina Shilparaj) who changes the curse of things by getting Vijju involved with her daily life. How will a middle-class youth handle this rich posh actress is the story.
Performances
Santosh Shobhan is very good as Vijju and handles his emotions in a beautiful manner. He suits his role perfectly and gives an able performance. Venkat, the actor from the late 2000s also gets a good role and he is very good in it. Vishnu Priya looks superb and also does her dumb girl kind of a role so well. Tina Shilpa Raj struggles in her role and depends on her looks. Jhansi is good as the nagging mother.
Analysis
The show is the official remake of the Israeli series with the same name. The makers have done well to adapt it to Telugu nativity. The series starts on a good note and how the middle-class boy is dragged into the trap of a rich girl is shown on a very good note.
The comedy angle comes through the family of hero and they do so well to keep the funny bones ticking. The show has great production values and looks posh in many aspects. The makers have also made the show in a decent manner so that there is no inconvenience.
The fun and emotions are showcased in such a way that they don’t make you feel bored. There are many scenes that look a bit forced and the story is also old. But the manner in which the show is narrated in a simple manner makes things interesting for the audience.
Bottom Line – Passable comedy
