Post by Dil Bert on Nov 3, 2014 9:48:20 GMT
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iddarammayilatho :
"Corrupt Central Minister (Rao Ramesh), is facing accusations over possessing black money of one hundred thousand crore, and laundering it into Europe, through his un-suspecting daughter, Akanksha (Catherine Tresa), a psychology student who goes to Barcelona to pursue higher education. Akanksha finds a diary in her flat in Barcelona, and out of curiosity she starts reading the book which unfolds the romantic drama between Sanju Reddy (Allu Arjun) and Komali Shankarabharanam (Amala Paul). Akanksha gets engaged in Paris with her father's hench man (Shawar Ali). Incidentally, she runs into Sanju Reddy, and gets to know him. Sanju is an engineer turned lead guitarist of a music band, and makes his living through street and stage performances."
Catherine's character is incredibly annoying and her acting isn't very good, esp. when up against the fine work of the other two leads. Her character nearly mortally wounds the film. Fortunately the Arjun and Amala scenes are good, and there's a twist which saves the film overall. I'd not realized Amala was such a good actress and dancer; it's a shame for the film industry she's getting married.
The film looks great, has great dancing and some good fights. Worth a watch if you fast forward most of Catherine's scenes.
"Corrupt Central Minister (Rao Ramesh), is facing accusations over possessing black money of one hundred thousand crore, and laundering it into Europe, through his un-suspecting daughter, Akanksha (Catherine Tresa), a psychology student who goes to Barcelona to pursue higher education. Akanksha finds a diary in her flat in Barcelona, and out of curiosity she starts reading the book which unfolds the romantic drama between Sanju Reddy (Allu Arjun) and Komali Shankarabharanam (Amala Paul). Akanksha gets engaged in Paris with her father's hench man (Shawar Ali). Incidentally, she runs into Sanju Reddy, and gets to know him. Sanju is an engineer turned lead guitarist of a music band, and makes his living through street and stage performances."
Catherine's character is incredibly annoying and her acting isn't very good, esp. when up against the fine work of the other two leads. Her character nearly mortally wounds the film. Fortunately the Arjun and Amala scenes are good, and there's a twist which saves the film overall. I'd not realized Amala was such a good actress and dancer; it's a shame for the film industry she's getting married.
The film looks great, has great dancing and some good fights. Worth a watch if you fast forward most of Catherine's scenes.
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