Arya

Review By Kamal K

Watched this movie in Telugu and I am a North Indian. That was the moment I realized that you don't always to need to know ones language to understand what they are trying to convey.Good acting by the cast and the music is fantastic.

Arya is a classic that will happen once in a generation. The coming together of a brand new director, a brand new actor and a great new music director. Such Planetary alignments happen only once in a decade. It is also a case of perfect casting of even the minor roles, such as the villain and even the hangars on of the villain, who sucks you into the story. Its light hearted but at its core it is a love story.

The first song Thadiginathom expresses the vigor and vitality and philosophy of the youth as well as Shakespeare expresses conflict. The dancing is on par with any Broadway show and is elegant.

Allu Arjun is made for the story and the story itself is of the new age cinema. The heroin oozes freshness and is perfect for the role. Its the break out movie for Allu Arjun, Sukumar and Deviprasad. Its a feat for the eyes and ears and recharges your soul. Long Live Sukumar who made it happen.

Very different story line which catch holds the interest in first half of the movie and second half is a bit predictive yet interesting. Full of quick and chirpy humour which is quite impressing.

I had a dull feeling about Allu Arjun (the lead actor) until i watched this movie but he proved himself in Arya. Despite his unimpressive look and personality, his performance is very lively and energetic. The heroine is very dull in action unlike the hero.

Overall the movie is quite entertaining. Can watch it multiple times. Its a family entertainer with no vulgar scenes or dialogs. This was actually a turning point to the hero in his career.

"Arya" delivers a gripping narrative that seamlessly blends suspense and emotion. The film's meticulous storytelling keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, unraveling a chilling tale of family secrets and betrayal. The characters are compelling, and the performances, particularly from the lead actors, elevate the intensity of each scene. The cinematography skillfully captures the dark atmosphere, enhancing the overall sense of unease. While the plot occasionally takes unexpected turns, the cleverly crafted twists add depth to the storyline. "Bloody Daddy" is a riveting cinematic experience that leaves a lasting impression, showcasing the director's adeptness in creating a suspenseful and emotionally resonant thriller.

One among favourites of Allu. Watched Malayalam dubbed version. This movie makes me a Allu fan.