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Midhunam Review
- 12/24/2012 11:48:21 AM
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Cast: S P Balasubrahmanyam, LakshmiDirection: Tanikella BharaniGenre: Drama
Synopsis: Appa Das (S P Balasubramanyam) and his wife Butchi (Lakshmi) live all alone, but it is not lonely for them. Their five children are settled abroad and occasionally speak to them on phone. But it is not the ring of the phone that Appa Das waits for. He would rather live life to the fullest, sharing the rest of it, with his dear one.
Movie Review: GVK one. Inox. With tears rolling down their eyes, a couple clasp S P Balasubramanyam's hands outside Screen 1 where he is standing. They tell him that it is in a long time they actually shed tears. Some more people, unable to control their emotions, surround Tanikella Bharani and tell him how much they have been moved by the movie. That says much about the movie. Let's move on..
She's for him. And he's for her. Their world revolves only around each other. He runs after a butterfly and catches the beautiful thing for her. She's lovable, yet naughty. She makes him climb the attic and removes the ladder so that he cannot come down. Well, if you thought this is how 16-somethings have fun, it is what a 60-plus couple indulge in, in the evening of their lives. It's their life and they live it the way they want to.
Appa Das (S P Balasubramanyam) and his wife Butchi (Lakshmi) live all alone, but it is not lonely for them. Their five children are settled abroad and occasionally speak to them on phone.
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