Review: “Aa Okkati Adakku” – Few Laughs, Mixed Messages

Tollywood Hungama Rating: 2.75/5

Starring: Allari Naresh, Faria Abdullah, Vennela Kishore, Jamie Lever, Viva Harsha, Ariyana Glory, and others

Director: Malli Ankam

Producer: Rajiv Chilaka

Music Director: Gopi Sundar

Cinematographer: Suryaa

Editor: Chota K Prasad

Allari Naresh’s latest comedy, “Aa Okkati Adakku,” hit theaters with moderate anticipation. Here’s our take on the film.

Story:

Ganapathi (Allari Naresh), a government officer longing for marriage, joins Happy Matrimony to find a bride. He meets Sidhi (Faria Abdullah), but their perspectives on marriage clash. As secrets about Sidhi’s past surface, Ganapathi’s quest for love takes unexpected turns.

Highlights:

Allari Naresh excels in his comic role, displaying impeccable timing and performance.

Faria Abdullah impresses with her portrayal of a complex character.

Supporting actors like Vennela Kishore and Jamie Lever add significant humor.

The film touches upon modern family dynamics and marriage expectations.

Drawbacks:

The film’s focus on message delivery overshadows its comedic elements.

The second half delves into serious themes, losing comedic charm.

Certain characters lack depth and emotional connection, weakening the climax.

Pacing issues and average songs hamper the overall impact.

Technical Aspects:

Debutant director Malli Ankam blends comedy with a social message but lacks finesse in execution.

Abburi Ravi’s dialogues lack punch, while editing by Chota K Prasad leaves room for improvement.

Despite shortcomings, production values are commendable.

Verdict:

“Aa Okkati Adakku” offers humor and a social message, led by a talented ensemble cast. However, pacing issues and a lackluster climax may disappoint. Approach with tempered expectations.

Tollywood Hungama Rating: 2.75/5

Reviewed by Tollywood Hungama Team