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The latest movie 'Oh!', starring Raghu Ram as the hero, Shruti Shetty and Naina Pathak as heroines. Presented by Jeevat Badugu, this film produced under the banner of Ekari Films and directed by Satyanarayana Ekari has hit the screens today (December 19). And let's see how this movie is in the review.

The story is..
The whole story of this movie revolves between four friends Krishna, Raju, Kavya and Drishya. Krishna (Raghuram) has a strange disease called chromophobia. Because of that he is unable to recognize his relationship with a girl named Drishya (Naina). Moreover, he falls in love with a new girl named Kavya (Shruti Shetty). The central theme of the film is Krishna's conflict between the memoryless past on the one hand and the vivid present love on the other. How he overcomes this problem by using elements from our Indian scriptures is an interesting aspect of the film.

So..
This is a different love story. The story of this movie is like a magical journey between ancient sciences and modern love. Along with a beautiful love story, they have tried to show the greatness of Indian scriptures in this movie. A new point like chromophobia was also touched upon. But the story is moving slowly.. It seems that the first half is a bit slow with the scenes that do not match and the revelations. Moreover, the director took more time to start the actual story. The second half contains the main story. He has written the scenes balancing love and emotions. The culture of our country has been shown in the film.  The way the story is driven by combining science - our ancient knowledge is good. The fact that the story takes place in the background of Manali has given the film a unique beauty. The scenes of snow-capped mountains, valleys, rivers and dense forests will impress the audience.

Who did it...
Raghu Ram acted well in the role of Krishna. He impresses with his performance as a confused young man and lover. Both Shruti Shetty & Naina Pathak have done well in the scope of their roles. Their performance is particularly impressive in sentimental and romantic scenes. Technically the movie is okay. Music by Navneet Chari is a plus for the movie. The song in the background of Taj Mahal is impressive. Cinematography and editing are fine. Build values ​​are good.