Film Review by LITEROMA PUBLISHING SERVICES :: ‘Hello Mamma’ by Euphoria Films (3rd Review)


** Thanks to Euphoria Films for requesting us to review their new release. **

** Thanks to our reviewer Vishal Ahlawat for reviewing the short film on behalf of Literoma. **

Film Presentation:-

“Hello Mamma” is a mobile short film in social awareness genre which talks about fight against depression of modern womanhood. Screenplay presents the issue so effectively that it leaves a permanent impact on viewer's mind.

Equal credit of addition to the glory of film should be given to the actors Anupama Negi and Vineeth MV. Anupama Negi plays lead role of the North Indian girl working in private sector far from home in South India. Vineeth MV plays the role of local South Indian boy, who is travelling in an office cab, where the whole story is narrated.

Along with screenplay and acting, Dialogues also play a very vital role in making a film successful. The original story being written in a conversational note, there not have been much changes in the Dialogues of the film. In fact the conversations have been so impressively presented that they are bound to touch hearts of viewers.

As the movie heads towards climax, its intensity increases showing outstanding display of emotions by the actors. Director and Cinematographer had also done a great job by shooting the film in moving Cab so effectively.

Film Adaptation:-

“Hello Mamma” is a short film adapted from the Original story titled “Maa, are you listening” from book named “Zenova20” by Reetwika Banerjee. I am glad that I got a chance to review the story too. Struggle of Modern woman who works in private sector away from home, her depressions and strange ways she opt to deal with those depressions are so beautifully penned that it leaves a long lasting impact on reader's mind.

The story itself is a great piece of art, making movie a masterpiece. Overall, the story and its adaptation both are an emotional treat to audience. Literoma rates “Hello Mamma” 5*/5* and recommends to audience of any age group.

You can watch “Hello Mamma” with English subtitles on Youtube at this link:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUa0xAmSf1Q

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