Allari Naresh, who has built a strong image with his comedy entertainers, is returning to his familiar zone with Ramba Urvasi Menaka (RUM). After experimenting with different genres in recent years, the actor is once again attempting a complete comedy entertainer. The makers have now unveiled the teaser, which promises a fun-filled ride packed with quirky situations and comedy.
The teaser introduces an interesting fantasy premise. Naresh VK is seen introducing a magical book that holds the secret to bringing celestial beauties Ramba, Urvasi and Menaka down to Earth. Allari Naresh has apparently been trying to make this happen for nearly 15 years, with his obsession making people believe that he has completely lost it. The teaser also reveals that Lord Indra, played by Vennela Kishore, has been preventing the three angels from descending to Earth. They eventually arrive, and what follows forms the core of the story.
Allari Naresh is clearly the biggest attraction of the teaser. He appears completely at ease in the comedy space, with his energy, expressions, body language and comic timing standing out throughout the glimpse. The teaser gives the impression that the actor is once again getting a role that allows him to make the most of his strengths.
Naresh VK, Vennela Kishore, Rashi Singh, Vishnu Priya, Prisha Singh and Srinivasa Reddy are also seen in prominent roles, while Surbhi plays the female lead. Director Chandra Mohan appears to have kept the proceedings light-hearted and focused on the entertainment quotient.
Produced by Razesh Danda and Nimmakayala Prasad, Ramba Urvasi Menaka is being presented for release in the Telugu States by Annapurna Studios. The film is scheduled to hit theatres on September 4, and the teaser has increased curiosity around whether Allari Naresh can deliver the kind of hilarious theatrical entertainer his fans have been waiting for.
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