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They all have been given different characterisations that make them stand out individually. Tej Kurrapati, Abhinav Chunchu, Dinesh Tej are the other male leads apart from Tejus. On the whole, Husharu has its moments that are funny, but the inconsistent narrative and predictable drama kill the fun. A proper crescendo of emotions would have elevated even the predictable premise. The fun parts feel like coming after bigger gaps. The second half especially feels stretched a lot due to this issue. Whenever the track shifts there is a feeling of an abrupt change in tone from comedy to drama and in various other ways. The subplots involving a couple of characters are not smoothly integrated into the narrative. The bad news is the inconsistent blend of emotions and an incoherent screenplay that makes the proceedings dull despite the entertainment on offer. Good news for Sree Harsha is the comedy and camaraderie works. In short, Sree Harsha has a decent vision to keep things engaging knowing the predictability on offer otherwise. It is Pellichupulu kind of movie meeting Boys. There is also an idea to keep things real. Director Sree Harsha Kanuganti tries to spice up the predictable proceedings with adulterated humour and jokes. Husharu has a very old and predictable plot.

In the end, he remains one among the others, which in a way works to the movie’s advantage, but standing out as the hero wouldn’t have hurt the narrative either. He has that quality, and the character design too helps, but Tejus never takes it to the next level. Tejus Kancherla gets the led sort of character among the multiple actor casts. What is the lesson they learnt at the end is what the movie is all about? She went on to note that she "deactivated that account more than a year ago" and wanted to "continue to try to learn about perspectives different from my own." The mom of three concluded, "I regret those posts and am sincerely sorry for the pain they caused.The trials and tribulations of a gang of friends from school days until the settlement. In response to the criticism, Jennie wrote in an Instagram post on Wednesday, January 19, "I want acknowledge and apologize for my deleted Facebook posts from 2020 that resurfaced today." She added, "At the time, I thought I was speaking out against violence, but I have since learned how offensive and hurtful my words were." The posts included phrases like "BLM Thugs" and "Violent Gangs," criticizing the nation-wide BLM protests and riots. Jennie faced backlash after her old Facebook posts about Black Lives Matter movement went viral earlier this month. After clarifying that the episode was filmed before Jennie issued her apology, he went on to note, "I just want to say, in case anyone doesn't realize it, that there are many serious discussions happening right now about everything.And I can't address the situation right now, but it will be addressed very soon, and thank you for your patience."