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Raghu Ramayya (Satyaraj) is a man in his 70s and gets diagnosed with lung cancer.

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Raghu Ramayya (Satyaraj) is a man in his 70s and gets diagnosed with lung cancer. He has been living alone after his wife's death and his kids are scattered around the world. They left their native place after their education and got settled down in different places. When he finds out about his chronic disease, he contacts his family to let them know about his condition. they all say that they don't have time to come meet him and can only be there in the last one or two weeks. though disappointed with their attitude, he doesn't say anything to them. But he feels very happy when his grandson Sai (Sai Dharam tej) comes to him and decides to stay by his side during his last days. Moreover, he even tries to give his grandfather all that happiness and helps him fulfill his last wishes before he succumbs to his disease. This is a beautiful relationship between a grandfather and his grandson. The story also shows the love story of Sai and Angel Aruna (Raashi Khanna), Raghu Ramayya's friend's granddaughter. The movie revolves around the last days of Raghu Ramayya and how Sai makes his family realize that money and jobs are not everything in life.

Critic Review

4 years ago | 123TELUGU

3

On the whole, Pratiroju Pandage is a typical family drama that has a predictable story and decent fun. A hurried up climax and lack of gripping emotional drama takes the film down a bit. But the comedy generated at regular intervals is pretty good and keeps the viewers engaged and ends this film as an average watch this weekend.

Critic Review

4 years ago | GREATANDHRA

2.75

Critic Review

4 years ago | TIMES OF INDIA

2.5

With Prati Roju Pandaage, Maruthi tries hard to deliver a tale that shows how parents feel when they’re nearing the end of days and their children have no time for them. He also tries to show the intricacies of the bond a father shares with his children. But it’s clear from the get-go that this is Raghu Ramayya’s (Satyaraj) story above all. And unfortunately for Sai Dharam Tej, he gets massively overshadowed by the likes of Rao Ramesh and Murali Sharma. When Raghu Ramayya is nearing the end of days, his three sons and one daughter manage to set aside two weeks for him. His grandson Sai (Sai Dharam Tej) however decides to help him celebrate life before his impending death and maybe even bring the whole family together, so his grandfather dies a happy man surrounded by loved ones. He’s so hell-bent on it that he even helps him meet his old flame, reconcile with his best friend and even gets ready to marry the girl of his choice. Thrown into the mix are Rao Ramesh, as the eldest son who has a business deal he needs to close, Murli Sharma as the client he’s trying to woo, Ajay and Satyam Rajesh as Sync Brothers, whose only function in the tale is to appear on-screen and get beaten up by a buff Sai Dharam Tej in two random scenes, a trusty sidekick played by Suhas and most importantly, Aarna (Raashi Khanna), the TikTok queen who believes Sai is a fan who came to meet her in Rajahmundry all the way from the US. Maruthi even manages to get the tone of the film right at first. Despite the cliché route the story takes, with absolutely no surprises, tears and false death proclamations galore, the director manages to make the first half work. It is replete with dark humour and the jokes somehow seem to land most of the time. Rao Ramesh delivers his lines with such ease, it’s hard not to laugh along. The film however suffers from the ‘second half syndrome’ where things go downhill and get so jarringly repetitive, it’s hard not to notice. There’s a long, overdrawn joke about each child of Ramayya describing to him how his funeral plans are being made, complete with live samples and tacky to begin with, it gets too much after a while. The fact that most of the actors in this film (including Sai Dharam Tej) have nothing much to do also begins to get clear. Satyaraj, Rao Ramesh, Murli Sharma, Hari Teja and Raashi Khanna, even in the limited role, hit the ball out of the park. While Satyaraj does tend to get a little melodramatic at times, it’s hard not to feel for him and his character. Sai Dharam Tej, despite being set up as the hero in the first half, gets overshadowed as the film progresses. But he does manage to hold his own when the time comes. While cinematic liberties are constantly employed, when a person diagnosed with lung cancer begins cycling and playing cricket, you know it’s too much to handle. By the time the climax and Sai Dharam Tej’s soliloquy rolls around, you’re just waiting for what you know is to follow next, the happy ending. The cinematography by Jayakumar is apt and Thaman S' BGM works well for the film. Don’t get us wrong because Prati Roju Pandaage has ample moments that’ll make you smile and relate to the characters, if not anything else. Go watch this one if family dramas that are relatable and leave you feeling good are your cup of tea.

Critic Review

4 years ago | GULTE

2.75

Critic Review

4 years ago | INDIAGLITZ

3

Prati Roju Pandage offers fun, banter, bonhomie, bonding and heavy-duty sentimentality as well.Barring some flaws in the second half,it makes an easy watch.Go for it!

Movie Details

Raghu Ramayya (Satyaraj) is a man in his 70s and gets diagnosed with lung cancer.

Genre : Family, Drama
Language : Telugu
Director : Maruthi Dasari
Producer : Allu Aravind , Bunny Vasu , Sriniwas Kumar Naidu
Release Date(Theater) : 20th Dec, 2019
Runtime : 2h 26min
Production Co : GA2 PicturesUV Creations
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