She Served ‘Hot’ Glamour

A commercial cinema mandatorily needs glamour oozing heroine to balance the romance quotient of hero and heroine as part of screenplay. Director Madan and writer Srinivas Gavireddy have although written a poor romantic track on hero Aadi and heroine Adah Sharma for ‘Garam’ but it’s the hot serving of skin show from Adah made the film really hot.

Though, heroine characterization lacked in clarity and substance but the main purpose of audience to feel pleased is just because of Adah’s Muslim getup and then going skimpy in songs. Despite Adah appeared elderly besides a young looking Aadi, viewers don’t mind and consider these mistakes till the time their expected purpose from heroine is fulfilled.

Adah Sharma’s role is flawed and has seriously got less than eight to ten dialogues. Who cares for dialogues when the heroine in movie is meant for some other motive! So, ‘Gram’ is really hot not in terms of story, screenplay or direction and heroism. It’s just Adah which kept the film hot to an extent.