“Gam Gam Ganesha” fails to deliver as either a new-age crime thriller or an engaging over-the-top watch. There are a few comedy moments that work sporadically.
The first half of “Gam Gam Ganesha” offers little to appreciate, with an over-the-top setup that feels outdated. The interval scene is passable. The movie begins with a politician scheming for an election and a young man determined to get rich. Stay tuned for the full report.
Anand Deverakonda, following his blockbuster “Baby,” returns with “Gam Gam Ganesha,” intended to be an entertaining crime thriller. Directed by Uday Bommisetty, we await to see if he succeeded in creating an entertaining watch.
