Saradaga Ammayitho Review
- Film : Saradaga Ammayitho
- Producer : Pattikonda Kumaraswamy
- Director : Bhanu Shankar
- Star Cast : Varun Sandesh, Nisha Agarwal...
- Music Director : Ravi Varma
- Rating :
2.75
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Story
A flirting lover boy Varun Sandesh meets Nisha that makes changes in his character. He falls in real love with her.Analysis :
The
love story is told in a nice way with intimate scenes in which the
inner feelings of the lovers right from the moment they like each other
to the ultimately falling in deep love.Performance :
Varun
Sandesh’s acting is as usual. He tries his level best to convince
audience with to portray the role he has taken. As a debut music
director Ravi Varma did well. Nisha is at her best looking pretty and
bubbly. Comedy part in the movie is amusing.Final Word: Saradaga Ammayitho Movie review The movie is a good one to watch.
(AW-SriJa)
The
movie can be watched once for the sake of spending some time with some
entertainment when Brahmanandam appears on the screen. Something
Something is having some element of it but not full entertainment to
amuse you thoroughly.
Sidharth
acted well in his techie’s role and did justice to the character. His
interaction with Brahmanandam is up to the mark. Brahamanandam stole the
show in the flick. Ganesh Venkataraman too acted well. Hansika’s acting
disappoints although she looked cute and the point in the talk in Tamil
cine industry that she is Jr.Kshusboo can be seen in this movie.
Dialogues
are powerful as expected from Janardan Maharshi and equally powerful
delivery by Sai Kumar as it can be expected from a 'Dialogue King'.
Shriya’s action is good enough for the theme role she enacted.
Brahmanandam’s role is good but not as humorous as it should be compared
to other movies. Although some scenes like dialogue between Shriya and
Shivaji were dull, over all movies is successful in conveying the
message that is useful to the society with adequate entertainment
embedded in the story telling.
Shriya
acted very well and supporting actors did their share of justice to the
story. Barring some dull scenes the movie ran smoothly with good
dialogues and humor particularly when Shriya contests for the elections
and concluding part is good. The scenes of Shriya’s love making as a
professional were shown in black and white to reduce its intensity as an
experiment that did go well. The compelling incidents to make Shriya as
a prostitute are convincingly told.
