Bhartha Mahasayulaki Wignyapthi film with Ravi Teja as the hero and directed by Kishore Tirumala was released on Tuesday. Simple Hayati and Ashika Ranganath are the heroines. The review.

Ram Satyanarayana (Ravi Teja) and Balamani (Dimple Hayati) are married. Balamani is very fond of her husband Ram alias Saram Satyanarayana. More than that, she trusts him in everything. He provides everything he needs. She boasts of her husband to the neighbouring couples who quarrel over the chit. She doesn't make any mistakes and thinks her husband is a role model for all men. 

However, Ram, who runs a liquor company goes to Spain to market his new product Anarkali. Manasa Shetty (Ashika Ranganath) is introduced there. They both fall in love and get physically close. Later, Ram comes to India and engages in his work. However, unexpectedly, Manasa comes to India. What happened in Ram's life after that? How did Ram get close to Manasa in Spain? Did Balamani know about them? What did Balamani do when she found out? What happened to Ram? That's the rest of the story.

This is the story of a husband who is crushed between two women. The story and the narratives are old, but the director tried to tell it in his own style. The narrative was very regular in some places. Some scenes seem stretched. The comedy was laughable. Especially those who regularly follow social media will enjoy comedy scenes. As far as actors and technical values are concerned, Ravi Teja, as always impressed with his dialogue delivery and body language. 

Vintage Ravi Teja appears in some places. His fans will love this film. Heroines Dimple Hayati and Ashika Ranganath have got good importance. Ashika appeared for the first time in a modern look and attracted attention. Dimple is also impressed with homely looks. Ravi Teja's comedy with Vennela Kishore, Sunil, Satya and Muralidhar Goud is ripe. Ajay Ghosh also smiled in the new getup. Technically the songs provided by music director Bheems Cisirolio were impressive. Cinematography is good. The scenes are very beautifully shot. Editing is okay. Production values are very good. You can go to this movie to laugh overall.