Rashmi’s character, although linked to Tharun Bhascker’s perspective, contributes minimally to the film’s overall narrative.ĭebutant director Nithin Krishnamurthy excels in his role, particularly in directing, as opposed to writing. With numerous characters, many unfamiliar to Telugu audiences, post-movie recollection becomes a challenge.Ĭertain segments of the second half might feel sluggish as anticipation builds for the climax, leading to sporadic moments of monotony. Although attempts are made to retain audience engagement, a more intricate narrative in the second-half with additional twists could have elevated the film’s impact. Sustaining this momentum becomes a challenge for the director in the latter half. The film’s pace remains brisk in the first half until the unveiling of a crucial twist. The film cleverly incorporates trending one-liners and famous dialogues, enhancing its appeal and relevance. Nithin Krishnamurthy’s portrayal of Genie, a pivotal character, is noteworthy.īeyond the performances, the film’s energetic score, dynamic screenplay, and adept camerawork ensure an immersive viewing experience. Tharun Bhascker’s well-executed cameo, characterised by witty dialogues and expressive acting, brings genuine laughter. The collaborative effort of every student involved in the central plot adds a hilarious touch, resulting in a comedic spectacle. The supporting cast, including Prajwal BP, Srivasta Shyam, Diganath Manchale, and Gagan Ram, effectively contributes to the narrative laced with black comedy. The film’s core story revolves around the warden character, portrayed excellently by Manjunath Nayaka. The first half’s engaging narration is a key factor in delivering an enjoyable cinematic experience. Did they succeed? What problems did they face? Why did the warden write their names? The movie holds the answers.īoys Hostel, the dubbed version of Hostel Hudugaru Bekagiddare, impresses with its simple yet captivating storyline. Panicked, they try to hide the body secretly. One day, the warden ends his life by suicide and leaves a note blaming Ajith’s group for his death.

Even Ajith (Prajwal BP) and his group fear him. Ramesh Kumar (Manjunath Nayaka) is the strict warden of Frankfurt University’s hostel. Check out our review to find out how the movie is. Recent Kannada superhit movie Hostel Hudugaru Bekagiddare is dubbed in Telugu as Boys Hostel and released in theaters today. Producers: Prajwal B P, Varun Kumar Gowda, Nithin Krishnamurthy, Arvind S Kashyap Starring: Manjunath Nayaka, Prajwal BP, Srivatsa Shyam, Gagan Ram, Shreyas Sharma, Bharath Vashist, Tejas Jayanna, Rishab Shetty, Pawan Kumar, Diganth Manchale, Tharun Bhascker, Rashmi Gautam

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