his simple, light-hearted story of friends is worth the time and

money
Director Vivek Athreya, in his second film, builds two plots and develops it in
a parallel manner. The budding director who impressed us with Mental
Madhilo, has now come up with this comic thriller Brochevarevarura (who
will save us?) and designs it in an engaging manner. It is a simple story that
stands out with its taut screenplay, and the auteur delivers it with just a
handful characters as it twists and turns around a simple yet suspense-filled
plot.

This story makes for a good timepass watch and stars Sree Vishnu, Rahul
Ramakrishna and Priyadarshi (Rocky, Rambo and Rahul — the R3 Batch)
playing intermediate students who have been flunking for years. Their life
takes a transformation when they bump into a new classmate Mithra (Nivetha
Thomas) who lands into a problem.

The first half of the story moves like a breeze with humour in the classroom
and school episodes, but once the trio resolve to help Mithra, the story takes a
serious turn. It is neither a great film nor does it have some compelling
cinematic moments, but the simplicity and clarity with which Vivek executes
the story is endearing and faultless.