There were different views within the industry as to how Ganesh's fortures may turn after marriage... Unfortunately looking at the scripts being selected offlate by Ganesh looks really the difficult times have come.
D Rajendra Babu known for the stale outdated scripts lives upto his name yet again. Returning after Bindaas this just seems like a continuation from where he left Power Star tottering Golden Star given no oppurtunity at all to showcase his talents. The movie comes with a sub title which says "Idu ganesha Aata" but frankly speaking the aata never manages to impress apart from a few sequences of course.. All cortesy given to only Ganesh ofcourse and not the director.
Taunting narration,poorly placed songs,age old screenplay technique just shows the homework needed to make good commercial cinema is just not understood by the director. However Ganesh drags himself out of the drain by doing what he does best always.. entertaining the fans with his flow dialogs. However the action star image is something no his bowl of soup..Yes Goldy get back to the lover boy image, we dont want to see you kickassing the villians. Glamour Gal Ramya may have rejected Chellata before but now the Golden Star tag addded to Ganesh might have lured her into the movie. The chemistry between the two just seems out of sorts.
Coming to the cinematorgraphy. My word!!! What kind of work is that. Terrible shots and the camera angles are so bad especially in the climax where Ganesh looks bewildered. Songs are picturised very ordinarily. Pity Mr Rockline for cleaning up his pocket in selecting big time locations but all look too ordinary on screen. And the choreographer must have just finished up his aerobics lessons and gone to the sets. Technical aspects including the editing all done half heartedly. Better they come of of the mind blog that Ganesh's movies will click by default.
The songs rendered quite well by meastro Mano Murty sound good but not very well picturised. Matinalli Helalarenu sung by Sonu is the song to be baffaled about. The title track 'I Am So Bombaat' is placed at a wrong time in the movie as a result of which fails to catch up with the audience. The rest of the songs come and go but leave no impression.
Overall Bombaat is a movie which you may watch but only for the sake of Goldy and no one else. Fans may have something to cheer once the ganesha aata starts from the second half of the movie but too many plots and unnessary flashbacks do get on your nerves. But the dialogs do manage to get the crowd onto their feet. Unnessary exposure for Ramya in a song targetted at the front benchers could have been avoided. Ganesh looks too plumpy in some shots. Overall total timepass masala entertainer. Go for it with very low expectations so that you wont be dissapointed. Watch the movie if your a Golden Star Fan ;-)
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