Aadavallu Meeku Joharlu Review and Rating

 

Tollywood Youg actor Sharwanand’s latest film is released on March 4th and now running in theatres the film has Rashmika Mandanna in the female lead role.  Kishore Tirumala is the director of the film.  let’s look at the review of the film.

 

 

 

Shirwanand plays Chiranjeevi (Sharwanand), a bachelor in search of a perfect match. The family rejects several alliances and his search for a bride continues until Aadhya (Rashmika) enters the picture. But Vakula (Khushboo), Aadhya’s mother, opposes Aadhya’s marriage to Chiru because it goes against her beliefs about marriage. Is there a way to convince Vakula and the others?  That’s what the rest of the story is about! 

 

 

 

Besides Sharwanand, the other lead characters in this film are all female. A star-studded cast including Radhika and Khushboo has been roped in for the lead roles. The movie Adavallu Meeku Joharlu is primarily geared towards families.

 

Rashmika Mandanna looks beautiful in this film and she has done her job decently. However, there is not much chemistry between the lead pair.

 

The initial half of the film is lacking in substance. Comedy only worked in a few scenes. The songs ‘Enni Enni Maataladukunna’ and ‘Oh My Aadhya’ are good in the film. Many scenes were shot in Temple sets.

 

 The second half of the film focuses on Chiranjeevi’s family’s struggle to appease Vakula. There were a few funny scenes and some meaningful conversations. The situations are relatable to the audience, especially to the ladies. 

 

 Sri Lakshmi Venkateswara creations have excellent production values. Sudhakar Cherukuri lavished lavish spending on the technical staff, cast, and crew.  The music of Devisri Prasad could have been better.

 

 The director Kishore Tirumala has done a middling job – these types of stories ought to have a few emotionally powerful scenes and a strong climax. In this regard, he didn’t succeed much. Melodrama is handled between these characters like a TV serial. . However, This movie should be praised for keeping it free from the present age romantic scenes.  

 

 

 

 

 This is a decent watch for family audiences only. For everyone else, this is a waste of time. With few good dialogues sprinkled throughout, writer-director Kishore delivered a predictable story. On the whole, the movie could have been better.