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Firstly, this is the most visually STUNNING film in recent times. Not even big budget films of tollywood usually look this beautiful. I'm a photographer and I kept smiling throughout the film thinking how beautiful the light, color harmony and composition are. Andhama song is peak in terms of capturing beauty and blending it with soulful music. I can only imagine how much thought, skill and effort went into creating those frames.
Secondly, music by Hesham complemented the visuals so wonderfully. I'm glad Phanindra preferred him over others. The costumes were also beautiful; someone in the team really understands how colors work.
Thirdly, the actors are fantastic. It's ironic to say this, since the film talks about seeing beyond beauty, but Anantika and the first actor look so good together. Their performances were very natural and they have attractive smile. The second actor who comes in later half, shines in the climax but his styling (makeup and hairstyle) was off.
Finally, I think this movie was wrongly promoted as an "art film," because it is not. It looks and feels artistic, but when people think of an art film, they expect dead slow scenes with focus on abstract ideas which don't cater to the masses, but this is not such film. It is very approachable, with love story that's easy to enjoy by majority of the people.
The second half, post Kasi episode, felt a bit off. I didn't feel a connection between leads, especially in contrast to how well "the butterflies in the stomach and longing in a relationship" was captured in the first half. I felt there should have been more scenes to establish connection instead of relying solely on the montage sequences in Parichayamila song, which is magnetic and visually charming. The second half felt a bit rushed and convenient without much drama. On paper, the scenes may appear like they have dramatic highs and lows, but it didn't translate well onto the screen.
The film bounced back in the end and gave a satisfying closure. However, I keep thinking how much more effective it would have been if there were more (well written) scenes between the leads in the second half. Nevertheless, it is a good film overall, and great effort by Phanindra. I'm a fan of his way of thinking and unique voice, so would love to see more films from him.
Secondly, music by Hesham complemented the visuals so wonderfully. I'm glad Phanindra preferred him over others. The costumes were also beautiful; someone in the team really understands how colors work.
Thirdly, the actors are fantastic. It's ironic to say this, since the film talks about seeing beyond beauty, but Anantika and the first actor look so good together. Their performances were very natural and they have attractive smile. The second actor who comes in later half, shines in the climax but his styling (makeup and hairstyle) was off.
Finally, I think this movie was wrongly promoted as an "art film," because it is not. It looks and feels artistic, but when people think of an art film, they expect dead slow scenes with focus on abstract ideas which don't cater to the masses, but this is not such film. It is very approachable, with love story that's easy to enjoy by majority of the people.
The second half, post Kasi episode, felt a bit off. I didn't feel a connection between leads, especially in contrast to how well "the butterflies in the stomach and longing in a relationship" was captured in the first half. I felt there should have been more scenes to establish connection instead of relying solely on the montage sequences in Parichayamila song, which is magnetic and visually charming. The second half felt a bit rushed and convenient without much drama. On paper, the scenes may appear like they have dramatic highs and lows, but it didn't translate well onto the screen.
The film bounced back in the end and gave a satisfying closure. However, I keep thinking how much more effective it would have been if there were more (well written) scenes between the leads in the second half. Nevertheless, it is a good film overall, and great effort by Phanindra. I'm a fan of his way of thinking and unique voice, so would love to see more films from him.
The trailer of Mr & Mrs Mahi did it dirty by giving away too much plot. Trailer single handedly ruined the experience for many. If you're deciding whether to watch it, skip the trailer.
There are many negative reviews but if uou watch it without any expectations, you'll find it very captivating and heart warming.
The acting of lead actors is pretty good, although it takes time to accept Jahnvi because she looks so polished (not her fault) that she looks out of place in the beginning portions. But few minutes into the film, her acting and no-make-up look makes her character believable. Rajkumar gave his best, like always. The interaction between him and his mother in the film was one of the highlights.
This is one more good film from Jahnvi after Gunjan Saxena.
There are many negative reviews but if uou watch it without any expectations, you'll find it very captivating and heart warming.
The acting of lead actors is pretty good, although it takes time to accept Jahnvi because she looks so polished (not her fault) that she looks out of place in the beginning portions. But few minutes into the film, her acting and no-make-up look makes her character believable. Rajkumar gave his best, like always. The interaction between him and his mother in the film was one of the highlights.
This is one more good film from Jahnvi after Gunjan Saxena.
When I started watching Downton Abbey, I already knew it was a popular and well liked series, but the slow pace initially put me off and I decided to move on after some initial episodes, but then after having nothing to watch, I went back to watching DA, and but this time I didn't really expect much from the series. Only then, to my surprise, I started enjoying it, and now that I have almost completed all 6 seasons, this turned out to be one of my favorite shows.
DA is great to watch for relaxed viewing. It is not something you stop other plans and prioritize; this is a type of series that you watch at leisure to relax at the end of the day, without having to think much, and so putting your mind at ease. Once you realize that and set right expectations, you'll devour DA and also enjoy it.
Just like how many people put Friends or the Office running in background once a year just to chill, this is one such series, but it is a drama and not comedy. If you like DA, I also recommend "Anne with an E" on Netflix. They are not related at all; but they evoke similar feelings and are easy to watch.
DA is great to watch for relaxed viewing. It is not something you stop other plans and prioritize; this is a type of series that you watch at leisure to relax at the end of the day, without having to think much, and so putting your mind at ease. Once you realize that and set right expectations, you'll devour DA and also enjoy it.
Just like how many people put Friends or the Office running in background once a year just to chill, this is one such series, but it is a drama and not comedy. If you like DA, I also recommend "Anne with an E" on Netflix. They are not related at all; but they evoke similar feelings and are easy to watch.