They are also messing up the life and reputation of university professor Ranjith (Sreekanth Iyengar).

The story then shifts to Bhiravapuram village where the trio brand themselves as Bang Bro’s and start offering advice on all matters including occult and witchcraft. The village already has a looming presence of a feared spirit called Sampangi ensconced in a dilapidated palace. The history of the palace also mentions a huge treasure.

Review: "Om Bheem Bush" is a captivating blend of comedy, drama, and horror that keeps audiences engaged with its well-executed humor and intriguing plot twists. The chemistry among the lead trio adds authenticity and relatability to their camaraderie, while the ensemble cast, including Preethi Mukundhan and Ayesha Khan, further enriches the film's appeal. However, a deeper exploration of their characters could have enhanced the overall narrative.

Director Sree Harsha Konuganti skillfully weaves humor with subtle commentaries on gender sensitivities, creating a narrative that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. Raj Thota's cinematography captures the essence of rural life, blending supernatural elements with the mundane to create visually stunning scenes. Sunny MR’s music score complements the film's themes, adding depth to the characters' emotional journey.

Despite its strengths, "Om Bheem Bush" occasionally struggles with pacing issues, particularly in the first half, and the balance between comedy and supernatural elements can feel disjointed at times. The evolution of the protagonists amidst shifting genres could have been smoother. Nevertheless, the film encourages viewers to embrace its magical realism and offers a unique cinematic experience.

Overall, "Om Bheem Bush" is a testament to Telugu cinema's innovative spirit, blending humor, mystery, and the supernatural to create a distinctive narrative. Despite its flaws, it stands out for its engaging storyline and dynamic performances, representing a significant step forward in genre innovation within regional cinema. It caters to audiences who appreciate narratives that blur the lines between reality and fantasy.