A hilarious and realistic rural drama

Story: Ravi Kumar (Harshit Malgireddy) is a level pupil from Kambalapalli village with a fascination for computer systems. Haibat (Priyadarshi) stars the first-ever web café at his village and agrees to show him methods to function a pc over a liquor deal. However Ravi finds himself in bother as soon as he creates a mail id.

Overview: It’s a widespread trope in rural dramas for administrators to sympathise with villagers and create an emotional backdrop for the story to bloom. The primary chapter of Mail titled Kambalapally Kathalu is an exception because it actually capitalises on a sequence of humorous but severe incidents that happen in a village. Harmless characters full of innocent greed with do nothing however invoke laughter and guarantee you’ve got time.

Within the preliminary days when computer systems had been launched to rural people, the keenness younger adults confirmed to discover the machine was actual. Not simply enthusiasm, fear that the pc will get contaminated by virus if footwear is used close to it’s one thing many can relate to. The primary chapter of Mail takes us via all these nostalgic childhood misconceptions in relation to these machines.

When Ravi creates a mail ID, he desperately waits for a mail from somebody nameless. Why? It’s all teen curiosity that basically has no reply, he simply does. After a protracted wait and a bunch of liquor bottles to bribe Haibat with, Ravi lastly acquired a mail. It’s from a fraudster however that’s sufficient to excite him and his good friend Subbu (Mani Aegurla). And that’s how he finds himself in bother.

The benefit of Mail is that director Uday Gurrala doesn’t add any pointless components to this straightforward plot. The climax is certain to pure a smile in your face even if you happen to really feel empathetic to the characters’ plight within the movie. The whole lot Ravi and his partner-in-crime do after receiving the mail is simply plain humorous. There are not any flashes of brilliance of rocket-speed screenplay to maintain you hooked, simply plain outdated nostalgia. The romantic observe with Ravi’s classmate Roja (Gouri Priya) is sluggish and works solely in elements. The size of the movie may’ve additionally been trimmed.

Harshit appears good on-screen and he pulls off the innocence of his character effectively. Mani is hilarious as the very best good friend and Gouri Priya is gorgeous, delivering a delicate efficiency. Priyadarshi is unsurprisingly good, delivering a efficiency that is required of him. This chapter of Mail is a candy watch if nostalgic, rural dramas are your factor.