The Great Pre-Wedding Show Review: Thiruveer Is Back On The Big Screen With The Great Pre-Wedding Show, A Light Comedy Slice Of Life, But It Is Full Of Emotion In A Small Town Setting. The Film, Directed By Rahul Srinivas, Narrates The Story Of An Honest Photographer, Ramesh, Who Has A Life Filled With Simplicity, But The Unexpected Happens When The Photographer Is On His Way To The Much-Anticipated Wedding And His Memory Card Is Misplaced During A Costly Pre-Wedding Album Shoot.
What Ensues Is A Series Of Comical, Raucous, And Somber Situations As Ramesh Scurries To Salvage The Footage And, In The Act Of So Doing, To Gain Some Lessons About Life And Love, And Honesty And Redemption.
It Is A Credit To Rahul Srinivas That He Managed To Create A Clean Entertainer That Does Not Depend On Meme Humor, But Rather Uses Organic And Situational Humor. The Acting Of Thiruveer Is Remarkable – Easily Turning To Frustration, Charm, And Sincerity. Master Rohan Is Very Innocent And Full Of Vitality, And Narendra Ravi Is So Convincing As The Imminent Bridegroom. Teena Sravya Brings Grace To Her Minimal Role, And The Less Perplexing Emotional Scenes Pay Off.
The Film Is Technically Bright, With A Pleasant Background Score Of Suresh Bobbili, And Cozy, Down To Earth Visuals By K. Soma Sekhar That Perfectly Portray The Life Of A Small Town.
The Romantic Subplot Could Be Used More, And The Climax Itself Seems Rather Predictable, But The Great Pre-Wedding Show Is Still A Light-Hearted And Light-Minded Entertainer, One That Makes You Smile At The End.
Tolly Ibomma Rating: 3/5
An Innocent, Down-To-Earth Comedy That Resonates With Its Heart And Its Humor.
Release Date: November 7, 2025
Cast: Thiruveer, Teena Sravya, Master Rohan, Narendra Ravi.
Director: Rahul Srinivas
Music: Suresh Bobbili.
Rating: 3/5
