In the event that the names K Vijaya Bhaskar, who is the director, and Trivikram Srinivas, who is the writer, were displayed on the screen, the viewers would have a strong belief that the film would result in a tremendous amount of success. Their collaboration resulted in the production of a number of critically acclaimed films, including “Swayam Varam,” “Nuvve Kavali,” “Nuvvu Naku Nachchaav,” “Manmathudu,” “Mallishwari,” and “Jai Chiranjeeva.” K Vijaya Bhaskar’s disposition deteriorated after Trivikram moved into the director’s chair. ‘Jilebi’ was the film that he directed after taking a break. It was met with a resoundingly negative reception when it was first shown in theaters the previous year. This movie is now prepared for release in OTT services.
Jilebi OTT Release Date
Jilebi is all set to premiere on Aha Video on 13 July 2024.
‘Jilebi’ is the film that introduces Sri Kamal, the son of Vijay Bhaskar, as a hero within the film industry. He is paired with Shivani Rajasekhar, the eldest daughter of the actor-actress duo, who is also known as Angry Star Rajasekhar.
Guntur Ramakrishna, a well-known industrialist, is the one responsible for producing this work under the Essarke Arts brand. This is a show that people of all ages and families will enjoy. To be released in theaters on the 18th of August, 2023. During that period of time, the outcome was disastrous.
At this time, Aha OTT is providing the movie to the audience of digital platforms. ‘Jilebi’ will be available to stream on Aha’s OTT platform beginning on the thirteenth of this month (July), according to the press release.
When and Where to Watch Jilebi
You can watch this romance comedy on 13 July 2024, on Aha Video.
Sree Kamal, the son of Vijaya Bhaskar, put in a lot of effort for his first stage performance. While dancing with all of his enthusiasm, he is completely at ease. In order to portray the role of a student, he displayed positive emotions and reactions throughout the performance.
In the future, he will benefit from a little bit of fine-tuning as well as improving on his pronunciation of dialogue and his facial expressions. The character of a young girl was portrayed by Shivani Rajasekhar, who exuded self-assurance. Her ability to articulate herself and her emotions was commensurate with the circumstances.
The story of the movie is significantly impacted by the role that she played. In the first half of the film, Rajendra Prasad had a minimal screen presence; however, in the second half, as the film was coming to a close, he displayed a range of emotions and expressions that were quite impressive. The way he carried himself caused a few people to chuckle out loud.
Jilebi Movie Story
To put it simply, Kamal is a spoiled brat who lives in a dormitory with the other students in his engineering class. Kamal receives a large quantity of money from a young lady named Lakshmi, who requests him for assistance in entering their hostel.
In an effort to avoid being seen by the public, Lakshmi comes in the night, but as she makes her way back to her house, she encounters a lot of trouble. Exactly what is it that links Lakshmi to the hostel? When it comes to assisting her, how far will Kamal and his buddies go?
Cast and crew of Jilebi
A number of actors, including Ankith Koyya, Sunny, Bumchick Babloo, Rajendra Prasad, Murli Sharma, and Getup Srinu, are featured in the movie. Sree Kamal and Shivani Rajashekar are also among the cast members.
Known for his work as a director, K Vijaya Bhaskar directed this movie. Musical compositions were composed by Mani Sharma, and Satish Muthyala was in charge of the photography. Rama Krishna Gunturu and Anju Asrani, working under the names of SRK Arts and Anju Asrani Kreations, were the executives responsible for producing the movie.
In addition to being the producer-director of Usha Parinayam, K Vijaya Bhaskar, who is also Sree Kamal’s father and a well-known filmmaker, is responsible for writing and directing the film Jilebi.
Gunturu Rama Krishna and Anju Asrani, a former television star, were both involved in the production of the film. One may empathize with Lakshmi’s displeasure at being forced to spend time with perverts because of the situation she is in.
The narrative focuses on her struggles to escape from the hostel on a very regular basis, and it delays the inevitable for reasons that are not really significant. The question arises as to whether she is incarcerated in a Tihar jail or a boys’ hostel.
She tries every trick in the book, including throwing herself off buildings, doing black magic, disguising herself as a guy, and deceiving a warden, but she is unable to find any relief.
Rhyming one-liners are a victim of the Trivikram syndrome; some examples of dialogues that fall into this category include “Korukoni Covid techukunnattu,” “Cheppindi vini cheppulesko,” and “Garden lo warden ni chusi.”
The noise is further exacerbated by the pointless fantasy music. When compared to the lofty expectations that the director had established for himself in the past, the humor is incredibly low-key; a warden even expresses gratitude to a student for cultivating marijuana in a hostel.
