Harsha (Akhil Akkineni) is a successful software professional living in the United States. Though well-settled, he returns to India with a mission—to find the perfect bride within a tight timeline. His parents arrange multiple “Pelli Choopulu” (matchmaking sessions) for him, introducing him to twenty prospective brides.

During this whirlwind of matrimonial meetings, Harsha encounters Vibha (Pooja Hegde), an independent, no-nonsense stand-up comedian with a practical outlook on life and relationships. Harsha is drawn to her charm, wit, and unconventional approach to marriage.

However, their budding romance is tested by misunderstandings and a minor family feud, which escalates dramatically. The rest of the film explores how Harsha navigates these challenges, questions his own ideas about love, and attempts to win Vibha’s heart.

Highlights

Akhil and Pooja Hegde’s chemistry is believable and engaging.
Gopi Sundar’s music and song picturizations are visually appealing.
Breezy romantic sequences and family drama are watchable for a casual audience.
The film raises subtle questions about modern marriage, compatibility, and expectations.

Drawbacks

Several scenes lack logic, particularly Pelli Choopulu sequences and exaggerated family conflicts.
Comedy tracks by Vennela Kishore and others feel forced at times.
Emotional moments are underdeveloped, reducing audience engagement with key plot points.
Some plot devices, like courtroom drama to resolve trivial misunderstandings, appear contrived.

Verdict

Most Eligible Bachelor is a modern rom-com that tackles themes of love, compatibility, and familial expectations. While the story is simple and occasionally illogical, the film’s charm lies in its lead performances, music, and visual grandeur. It is a watchable, breezy entertainer for those seeking light-hearted romance with a sprinkle of family drama.

Bottom Line: A passable rom-com with good music, lavish visuals, and engaging lead performances, but marred by logical gaps and inconsistent storytelling.