Aa Okkati Adakku Movie Review: 'Aa Okkati Adakku' is an entertainer starring Allari Naresh and Faria Abdullah. How about this romantic comedy entertainer set in the background of marriage problems?
Allari Naresh's new movie 'Aa Okti Adakku'. Faria Abdullah is the heroine. Naresh, who got hits with back-to-back serious films, caught the attention of the audience when he made a comedy genre film which gave him more success before them. Check out the review of this movie.
Aa Okkati Adakku Movie Story:
Gana alias Ganapathy (Allari Naresh) is an employee of the Sub Registrar office. Before him, he marries his younger brother (Ravikrishna of Virupaksha fame) and his uncle's daughter Devi (Jamie Lever). As he is getting older and has a married younger brother, his marriage is not set. He then falls in love with Siddhi (Faria Abdullah), whom he meets through a matrimony site. But... the girl gently rejects saying 'I am not right for you'. But, both become friends.
Why is it in the news that she is a lady who steals money from boys by registering her name in matrimony? How has a matrimony agency cheated people? How are unmarried boys deceived? Who is Siddhi? What is her background? What are the facts? You have to watch the movie to know.
Analysis:
'Aa Okti Adakku' is not an out-and-out comedy entertainer! They took that title gave it a comedy quote and made a serious movie. This is the problem faced by many young men and women at present..., this movie shows what kind of situations young men and women are facing due to matrimony sites'. But... the comedy is cut short in the middle of a serious issue.
Allari Naresh's intro as an unmarried young man, and Jamie Lever's scenes as the other, move forward with fun. The Vennela Kishore scene at the dining table is hilarious. But... the comedy in the story goes down after that. Serious issue discussion has increased. It all feels stretched.
Why didn't he get married before his younger brother? Naresh's flashback was not impressed with the heroine's question. There is substance in the story. The concept of a fake bride is new. However, the team of 'Aa Okti Adakku' was not one hundred percent successful in generating comedy around it.
Gopisunder's song 'Rajadi Raja...' is good. The picturization is also good. But other songs are not at that level. The background music is soso. I don't understand why a green mat was used to shoot normal scenes, the difference is visible on the screen. However, if you watch some scenes, you will understand that the producers did not compromise on the production.
Allari Naresh was impressed by the role of Ganapathy and was accepted for the character. But punchy dialogues and comedy scenes were not enough for him. Faria Abdullah's performance is okay. The pair of hero and heroines is good. Character artists like Prithvi, Goparaju Ramana, Praveen, and Gautami were not used properly. Jamie Liver's expressions and acting are brilliant. There is no doubt that the lack of a female comedian fills the gap. As mentioned above, Vennela Kishore made us smile as long as we were on screen. Harsha Chemudu's scenes also exploded.
Aa Okkati Adakku Review: Aa Okkati Adakku... Will it be a comedy from start to end? That is a situation where 'yes' cannot be said. Because... out and out comedy is not full of laughs in the movie. The comedy itself feels low. Present youth, parents relate concept. The unit did not succeed in presenting it properly, making people think and laugh. This movie is for some laughs!