By OM

Story : 

Harsha (Akhil), an Young and Well settled NRI lands in Hyderabad to find his Ms. Perfect but fate has other things in store. Vibha (Pooja) is an ambitious woman who has some strong beliefs opposed to the traditional system of arranged marriages. Can they both find what they are looking for in each other?.

Performances:

Akhil has certainly improved and has had his moments. Pooja Hegde Shines in a meaty and dominating character. Several Noted Actresses appeared in little cameos. Supporting cast are adequate.

Technical Departments:

Music: Good and is a Plus.

Cinematography: Decent.

Editing: Adequate.

Analysis : 

Most Eligible Bachelor is a Mixed Bag with Passable Comedy in a  Preachy Narrative laced with Good Music. It reminds us of several recent films like `Shaadi Mubarak` and mulitple others. The film holds appeal to Younger Audiences but only worked partially in conveying its core topic due to its uneven screen-play which neither goes completely classy without logical loopholes nor plays to the galleries. There aren’t any larger than life, bigger screen worthy moments and it can probably be tried at the comfort of your home. Nevertheless, this may be still Worth a try for a family outing this festival weekend considering the other options are no better.

Plus:

1. Music 

2. Pooja Hegde

Minus:

1. Overtly Preachy

2. Inconsistent Narration

Movie Rating: 2.5/5 

Box-office Verdict : 

At Almost 24 Cr WW Theatricals, this is unlikely to succeed.

Ratings :

1 - Stay Away

2 - Poor

2.5 - So-So

3 - Watchable

3.5 - Good

4 - Very Good

4.5 - Outstanding

5 - Out of this World