Starring: Sharwanand, Ritu Varma, Amala Akkineni, Nassar, Vennela Kishore, Priyadarshi
Director: Shree Karthick
Producer: S. R. Prakashbabu, S. R. Prabhu
Music Directors : Jakes Bejoy
Cinematography : Sujith Sarang
Release Date : September 09, 2022
Sharwanand is going through a string of flops and has pinned all his hopes on Oke Oka Jeevitham. The film is out now and read our review to find out if the film has any juice in it or not.
Plot
Adi(Sharwa), Seenu(Vennela Kishore), and Chaitu(Priyadarshi) are losers in life. They meet a scientist (Nasser) who promises to take them back into their childhood and redefine their lives. The friends go through and get stuck in the past due to a big goof up. How will they handle the situation and whether they come back to the present or not is the story.
Performances
Sharwanand is a good actor and proves his mettle with Oke Oka Jeevitham. He had a very complex and emotional role to play and he did it with a lot of ease. Sharwa’s track with Amala is so good to see on screen. Amala gets a very important role and is an endearing factor to the film. Vennela Kishore is superb in his role and brings the house down on fire. Priyadarshi also has an interesting character. Ritu Varma is there just for the sake of it. Nasser as the scientist was quite effective.
What’s Good
Storyline
Performances
Emotions and comedy
What’s Bad
Slow Pace
Logics
Analysis
The film is about time travel and correcting one’s mistakes. The story is set amidst three friends, and they do extremely well in this aspect. The child actors who play key roles were also superb. The emotions that are showcased through every character will surely bind your attention throughout the film. Music by Jakes Bejoy is not that great.
The time travel and comedy created through it is so good. The fun does not go overboard at any moment. The manner in which every character has an ending is well thought out. The BGM and visuals are quite effective. The first half has beautiful moments as the fun generated is amazing.
Amala’s role is the main focus, and her track will move you. The bygone era and how it is connected with the present is also amazing. Director Shree Karthik is the man behind the film and his narration is slow but on point most of the time. He sticks to the story telling and makes sure the audience gets involved in the storyline.
Oke Oka Jeevitham is those rare films which has concept, comedy, and emotions in equal proportions. If you ignore the pace, this film will make sure that you have a good time at the theaters as it is good cinema told in an engaging manner.
Bottom Line – Impressive time travel
