Director : J.D. Chakravarthy

Producer : J.D. Chakravarthy Productions, Reliance Entertainment and 1st Choice Media House

Music : Chakri

Star Cast : J.D. Chakravarthy, Bramhanandam, Bramhaji, Gazala, Shashank, Tara Alisha, Mayuri, Mukul Dev, Rajeev Kanakala, Venu Madhav and many others

2.5

Thanks to the Actor cum Director of this film, J.D. Chakravarthy, and his idea of doing a lot of pre promotion of this film, by this time I am sure that all of you know that this film is a complete comedy entertainer, with no messages in it. We have to only know weather, ‘Money Money More Money’ is a paisa vasool like the other two flicks, ‘Money’ and ‘Money Money’ or vice versa. Well, have a look at the following analysis;

Story:

Khan Dada (Bramhanandam), who will be still doing small time dhandaas, will be leading a life with a wife and a mother in law. One day, four kidnappers who kidnap a girl enter his house, to hide the girl in Khan Dada House, then onwards the sequences come one after the other. Ab, what’s with this four guys, what are the leading ladies in the film are doing, what is the situation of Khan Dada, weather he compromises with these kidnappers or the story turns other way around, you have to watch the same on Big Screen.

Analysis & Performance:

As the name and star cast itself tells, the film has made with the only intention to make the audience laugh. Many sequences in the film turned out to be hillareous and Bramhanandam being the savior for the film. The back ground music, added to the film. The performances given by all the other 35 artists added to the laugh of the audience. The film is for all those audience, who love watching comedy flick. Director J.D. Chakravarthy, who earlier proved his directorial ability by directing some serious films like, ‘Homam’ and ‘Siddam’, proved he can make a complete comedy entertainer with ‘Money Money More Money’. The film is full of comedy and a bit of sentiment.

The film is meant for watching, forgetting everything and just laugh.

Final Word:

‘Money Money More Money’ a Hilarious attempt, that worked.