Laggam

"Laggam" is a strong first effort, clearly showcasing the hard work and passion of its team........

The lead actor's presence is captivating, adding depth to the story, and the production values are impressive for a debut..........

Each scene is enhanced by picturesque locations, making the film visually appealing. The director deserves praise for the smooth narrative flow, keeping viewers engaged throughout..........

The songs are a highlight, adding warmth and charm. Overall, "Laggam" is a promising start, and it's exciting to think about what this talented team will deliver next!!!! !!!!

This movie was nicely portrayed on family love and mis conception of luxury living. The movie narrated very well through the end and very engaging in the second half and kept connected to the drama. Nice to watch with the whole family together.

Hero and heroine did the great job and the parents and other family members and hero friends are hilarious.

Software engineers situation currently and the villagers misunderstanding with their professions are very well portrayed.

Emotional scenes in the second half was in peaks.

Rajendra prasad and Rohini did the fantastic acting.

A very good family entertainer to watch.

Raj.

The 'Laggam' is an absolute gem of a family movie, perfect for viewers of all ages! From start to finish, it talks about love and bonding within a family in a way that's both heartwarming and genuinely entertaining.

The film's stunning music and background score are sure to mesmerize all viewers, while the story's heartfelt messages resonate with older audiences. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the emotional journey. The supporting cast delivers strong performances and enhance its impact.

Overall, 'Laggam' is the perfect family-friendly film that will have everyone laughing, cheering, and maybe even shedding a tear or two or even more😊. Highly recommended to watch with Family and friends.

Laggam: The Craziest Wedding Ever marks a refreshing return to family-centric Telugu cinema, offering a heartfelt story with a strong message. Directed by Ramesh Cheppala, the film follows Sadanandam (Rajendra Prasad) as he arranges his daughter Manasa's (Pragya Nagra) marriage to her cousin Chaitanya (Sai Ronak), a well-settled software engineer. However, when Chaitanya loses his job, the engagement is jeopardized, reflecting the weight society places on career stability. Rajendra Prasad brings warmth and humor, showcasing the middle-class family's values and sacrifices. Mani Sharma's music and Balreddy's cinematography enhance this relatable, thought-provoking family entertainer.

Laggam starts off slow but picks up momentum once the story starts to gather pace, with very good production values and a decent narration laggam is definitely worth a watch. The lead actor is definitely one to watch out for the future, has amazing screen presence and good acting skills to go with energetic dancing skills. Set in rural backdrop of telangana village laggam showcases modernity of the villages nowadays. Although the telangana accent used for some of the actors was not to the mark it's only a small if in the movie. The interval scene and the second half make the film worth a watch and definitely recommend it.