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‘Ba Ba Black Sheep’ Blends Crime, Comedy and Sentiment
Ba Ba Black Sheep is a movie about a fight to win an important business project.
One businessman thinks he can succeed by touching an elderly man's feelings.
A mysterious box holds an object that was lost long ago.
Gangster John is sent to find it.
Meanwhile, Sattipandu is getting ready to marry Mary in Meghalaya.
Sattipandu, his friend, the police and the box get caught up in funny and suspenseful events.
The reviewer liked the acting, music and scenery, but said some parts felt familiar.
The movie received 3 out of 5 stars.
The film follows two business tycoons competing for a prestigious project.
A mysterious box containing an object lost during the Independence era becomes central to the plot.
Gangster John pursues the box while Sattipandu prepares to marry Mary in Meghalaya.
The reviewer praises the performances, humor, music and Meghalaya scenery, while noting familiar crime-comedy elements.
The film earns a rating of 3 out of 5, and its finale hints at a possible sequel.
- Who
- The film features Vishnu Oi as Sattipandu, Upendra Limaye as gangster John and Samriddhi Aryal as Mary.
- What
- A crime-comedy about rival tycoons, a mysterious box and events surrounding Sattipandu's wedding.
- Where
- Meghalaya, where Sattipandu is preparing to marry and the film was shot entirely.
- When
- Why
- One tycoon seeks an influential elderly man's favor to help win a prestigious project.
Key facts
- Rating
- 3/5
- Director
- Guni Manchikanti
- Producer
- Venu Donepudi
- Setting
- Meghalaya
- Genre
- Crime-comedy
- Lead performers mentioned
- Vishnu Oi, Upendra Limaye and Samriddhi Aryal
- Reviewer’s assessment
- Entertaining overall, though it includes some rehashed crime-comedy elements.
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