Aadavaallu Meeku Johaarlu

Being ladies all over the film filled with veteran actresses naturally makes it watchable if you have grown up watching them all and if you films with heavily loaded emotions and too from the Telugu industry, that's precisely the reason why I watched it, hence saying so.

The overall film is so lengthier and felt like watching a tv series with a decent plot to create good emotional drama but made very poorly with a dead slow screenplay and very less emotional sequences and more crappy fun sequences which spoils the overall flow/mood of the film.

There was a chance of making it better by removing the useless songs & comedy scenes but it was a wasted opportunity, though there were some really good dialogues bit & pieces sprinkled across the film and when they're played by the prominent actresses, it just works & does its magic but the potential of these actresses was totally under-utilized, I'd say.

Same melodrama. Not worth watching.

Dialogues are good.

Hero acting is good.

I was disappointed Not upto expectations.

They could have done in a much better way with all those senior actors.

The movie is very very long with a wafer thin subject, could have been easily wrapped up within 2 hrs 15 mins. It was stretched beyond tha patience limits of the spectators. The lead actor was not acting properly , she was too much emotionless in the movie with no expressions. There was no reason to reject the marriage proposal of the hero. The comedy scenes wherein Padma asks for the ' Dabba' just before the interval was bang on and too too hilarious. Padma and Radhika acted well and i was not so sure why there were three other pinnis. The movie was entirely run by females and the role of male actors was less than 15 mins or so. The director should get kudos for achieving a rare feet these days. Overall a feel good movie . Vennela Kishore role was too restricted.

The film suffers from a poorly developed and half-baked story, leaving the audience unsatisfied.

The screenplay lacks engagement, dragging the narrative and failing to capture interest. However, the dialogues manage to stand out and offer some respite.

The direction of the film feels outdated, lacking a fresh and innovative approach.

While most of the actors deliver decent performances with their dramatic portrayals, Rashmika's casting seems solely driven by market appeal rather than talent.

The music in the film falls short of expectations, failing to leave a lasting impact. The background score, however, manages to complement the mood of the scenes.

Considering the shortcomings of the film, it would be advisable to wait for its release on an OTT platform to skip the dragged-out portions and make a more informed decision.

Aadavaallu Meeku Johaarlu I happened to come across this movie and decided to give it a go due to its plotline, and I'm not totally disappointed.

A man, brought up by five women-his mother and aunts-falls in love with a girl whose mother doesn't believe in marriage. How his pampered life changes and the lengths he goes to for his love form the core of the story.

The story is not unique, but such plotlines are always light-hearted and fun to watch. Rightly so, this movie was enjoyable, if the male lead could deliver too. You know exactly where the story is headed and how it will end, but it's the execution that keeps you engaged. There are no twists-just a lot of family drama you're in for.