Anthaku Mundu Aa Taruvatha Movie Review
Anthaka
mundu, romance, aa taruvatha, fights. This pretty much sums up the
film. Anthaka Mundhu Aa Tharuvatha has released after a delay, but
managed to hit the bulls eye. Director Mohan Krishna Indraganti came out
with an innovative product that has all signs of getting appreciation
for good content. Sumanth Ashwin and Eesha have essayed the lead
couples, with support from veteran actress Madhu Bala in a character
role.
While the girl's parents fight constantly, Anil and Ananya come up with a brainwave to test their compatibility. They decide to try out living in and see for themselves if commitment is all that it is hyped up to be. In due course, they too realize that marriage is no walk in the park. The movie takes us through their troubles and subsequent solutions.
Indraganti
has succeed in giving a fresh feel to Anthaka Mundu Aa Taruvatha, which
is a new age story. The modern film has many entertaining scenes with
inputs from Tagubothu Ramesh. Supported by good songs, the romantic
track in the film flows smooth as silk, at least in the first half.
With a serious twist towards the middle, the later half of film slips into monotonous fights, sometimes taking the focus away from the central plot. Still, the film manages to entertain, despite a serious second half. A convincing climax is the cherry on top of the cake. A sweet cake.
The lead actors have done a decent job in their respective roles. Their blossoming romance is quite a treat to watch. Madhubala's presence also adds positively to the film, which has cool and entertaining dialogues. Comedy tracks have been played satisfyingly, giving audiences their much needed dose of laughter. Srinivas Avasarala's one liners are a plus.
Final Word: Anthaku Mundu Aa Taruvatha Movie Review It's different. The film is as cheerful as it is emotional. It conveys the many chaotic thoughts that today's youngsters are grappling with.
(AW-Sruthi)
- Film : Anthaku Mundu Aa Taruvatha
- Producer : K.L. Damodar Prasad
- Director : Mohana Krishna Indraganti
- Star Cast : Sumanth Ashwin, Eesha...
- Music Director : Kalyani Koduri
- Rating :
3
Other Ratings
Average Movie Rating
AVG: 
3
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Not yet rated.....Deccan
Not yet rated...The Times of India
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Story
Eesha is Ananya, who designs romantic and cute greeting cards. Sumanth Ashwin is Anil, who is a graduate looking to escape from the arranged marriage scenario. Sparks fly between the lead couple, leading to many romantic moments. However, Ananya's mother, played by Madhubala, has many horror stories about marriage.While the girl's parents fight constantly, Anil and Ananya come up with a brainwave to test their compatibility. They decide to try out living in and see for themselves if commitment is all that it is hyped up to be. In due course, they too realize that marriage is no walk in the park. The movie takes us through their troubles and subsequent solutions.
Analysis :
Indraganti
has succeed in giving a fresh feel to Anthaka Mundu Aa Taruvatha, which
is a new age story. The modern film has many entertaining scenes with
inputs from Tagubothu Ramesh. Supported by good songs, the romantic
track in the film flows smooth as silk, at least in the first half.With a serious twist towards the middle, the later half of film slips into monotonous fights, sometimes taking the focus away from the central plot. Still, the film manages to entertain, despite a serious second half. A convincing climax is the cherry on top of the cake. A sweet cake.
Performance :
The lead actors have done a decent job in their respective roles. Their blossoming romance is quite a treat to watch. Madhubala's presence also adds positively to the film, which has cool and entertaining dialogues. Comedy tracks have been played satisfyingly, giving audiences their much needed dose of laughter. Srinivas Avasarala's one liners are a plus.
Final Word: Anthaku Mundu Aa Taruvatha Movie Review It's different. The film is as cheerful as it is emotional. It conveys the many chaotic thoughts that today's youngsters are grappling with.
(AW-Sruthi)
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