Anni Manchi Sakunamule Review - Another FLOP in Tollywood
The story of Anni Manchi Sakunamule is around two feuding families, Prasad's (Rajendra Prasad) and Sudhakar's (Naresh). They are involved in a fight over the coffee estate that their great-grandparents left them. Santosh Soban's Rishi and Malvika Nair's arya are the children of their respective families, and they get along well. The main plot of the film is how the two families eventually reconcile. The supporting story revolves around whether the children experience any problems as well as whether they find true love.
Santosh Soban performs admirably in a few emotionally charged passages in the second half, which is generally better. In the end, Anni Manchi Sakunamule serves as a teaching tool for aspiring performers. Malvika Nair is completely focused. She has a prominent, well-defined role that she plays with assurance. She looks just like an urban woman, which enhances her screen presence.
Music for the film is provided by Mickey J Mayer. It is ideal for him because there is room for several melodies and a calming yet stirring background soundtrack. He didn't have the anticipated effect, though, as only the title song is somewhat effective. The BGM is alright, but it could be much better. With regard to the visuals, Sunny Kurapati and richard Prasad do a respectable job. The picturesque settings aid the filmmakers, but there is still an effort to be done in order to capture them, which is what they do. Editing may have been more effective. Junaid is doing a good job. The quality of the manufacture is nice. The hypothetical world's setting demonstrates the support provided to capture the essence of the topic. Some of the writing is good.