Acharya

The story line was very old with slow narration and predictable scenes. No interesting scenes except few in second half with father & son together.

Poor BGM and songs except Banjara.

Chiru's dance at this age is appreciable. Ram charan is the only highlight of the movie.

Overall movie is below average.

This movie is absolutely a mess, never expected such a worst movie from Koratala Siva. Even it's better to Watch RRR, Pushpa and KGF Chapter 2 for 1000 times than watching this horrible movie. BGM by Manisharma is totally worst.

The story is very much routine. Ok keep story aside, the narration is so dull filled with all routine scenes. No solid drama. Felt very much Boring in the entire movie. And BGM by mani sharma garu is really worst and didn't expected that type from him. To be frank, instead of ram charan they would have kepy any tier 2 hero. Because the story is not demanding that much big actor ram charan in sidha role. Final word is, the movie is not at all WORTHY.

Hope koratala give a solid comeback with his next movie.

PROS= SETTING , CINEMATOGRAPHY

CONS= Worst BGM , very predictable and the whole movie is a con

RC is a breadth of fresh air in the movie. Chiru's choice of movies is outdated. He should change the choice of character. Big B's timeline is repeating , when acted as a main lead his movies resulted in flop. After he changed his choice of movies those were big hits like piku,pink etc. Playing Bro daddy's remake would have been a good choice for the Chiru and RC. Hoping for Koratala's comeback with his next movie.

The story of this film is undeniably poor, with unconvincing characters that fail to engage the audience.

The screenplay is extremely clumsy, unnecessarily lengthy, and thoroughly boring. Every aspect of the film feels forced, lacking organic development.

Certain scenes featuring Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan come across as downright silly, further contributing to the irritating nature of the movie as a whole.

Sonu Sood's talent is completely wasted in this film, and Pooja fails to fit into her role convincingly.

Trisha's decision to reject the lead role proves to be a wise one.

The only redeeming qualities in terms of music are the song "lahe lahe" and the background music.

Cinematography is passable, while the sets appear rich but artificial, lacking a sense of authenticity.