Telugu movie reviews

If two young men and women of two races fall in love, we have seen a few movies so far with the theme of what kind of obstacles they face because of the beliefs about those races. Among them are classics like ‘Another History’. But instead of succumbing to superstitions, we see in the movie Manam ', Sundaraniki' an entertaining account of how a young man of two different religions and a young woman fall in love as a result of two lies. However, in the first half, Sundar and Leela's school days scenes become more and more, and the scenes showing that Leela fell in love with Vamsi before Sundar hit the bore. The tempo in the story was shattered by the fact that the childish scenes were over-emphasized to let him know that childhood events had influenced him in building the beautiful characterization. Director Vivek Atreya could not help but notice that there was a risk of the film feeling too much lag in the story beforehand, as it was nice to open up in the interval that Sundar and Leela had planned to travel to America. The two lies told by Sundar, who made Leela his partner after he left America, produced good drama in the second half. Both of those frustrations become even more frustrating. But when Sundar keeps on telling lies to cover up a big lie, Mana gets sympathy as well as anger towards him. And it seems that these lies can be put to rest. At the same time, Leela's helplessness, believing Sundar and even lying to herself, stirs up the agony of her suffering for saying so. The scenes between Sundarku and his father are captivating. The director showed the atmosphere in many Brahmin houses to the naked eye. When the father also has to make crucial decisions, relying on his mother, Sundar's grandmother, is another thing that is commonly seen in those homes. Vivek Atreya tried to make the ending of the story even more interesting by adding another twist to the climax. It is doubtful how far the audience will connect to that twist. However, it is a relief to have an end to the audience's imagination. For more information visit Teluguone.com official website.