Manam

Manam

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I saw this movie today. I don't know the story before. Usually I have a principle that if a movie is good, it should make you interested within 10 minutes from start. But this movie, I forgot myself after 2 minutes. I realized me after the end. Great story. No double meaning dialogues, hero punches, item songs, fights, but the movie makes you glued till the end. Every one done their role good. Samantha is excellent from the intro. She is a girl with great emotions. Mr. Nageswara Rao sir is great. Unfortunately, this is his last movie. This movie pulls off well with Nagarjuna family. It makes you feel real with the movie. Hats off to the director and the writer. Every character is excellent. Screenplay is very tight and good till the end. Unexpected interval and Excellent climax. Nice intro for Akhil who only has the real name in the movie. I wish great success to Mr. Nageswara Rao family in the future too. Please watch the movie with your family. You will love it.

This is a classic feel good Telugu movie after decades of commercial potboilers. The Director Vikram Kumar did a fabulous job weaving the multiple stories into the plot without spoiling the flow of the film. The music syncs the narrative further elevating the mood of the film. The performances are good. This film will be remembered as a farewell to veteran actor Akkineni Nageswara Rao. A feel good film with engaging scenes. Overall, it's love in abundance.

For once, the hype is warranted. The trailers did a disservice to this flick for sure, since they did not motivate me to watch it, but boy am I glad I did, that too with my dad on father's day. The fact that this has 3 generations of actors leading the setup is incidental, though it helps, and it is indeed ironic noting the applicability of the lines written for the characters, versus the real- life personas of the celebrity family members portraying them, and its surprising that the overwhelming feeling is something nice, rather than something typically overdone, which this could've devolved into quickly. Due credit to the writer/helmer for not succumbing to such temptation. One more point of note - each frame looks prefect. The skill of the cinematographer and the production designer (and the art designer) should be placed on a pedestal for this one, since the look of the movie, even during the period sequences, is almost perfect. It never calls attention to itself, which is a feat by itself. Considering the loops the tale goes through, another aspect that the helmer needs to be appreciated for is the attention paid to details like individual character quirks. In each iteration, there is a callback to each of those, that act as a refresher to the audience as well, and bring a smile to the lips. Small details like the ones highlighted here are lost, more often than not, and a nitpicking critic dwells on them to no avail. Good news is that this flick tries hard to address each one of those, and is successful more often than not, that I am tempted to overlook those instances in which it fails. The performances are all way above-average, and befitting a work such as this, and this plays as a perfect swan-song to the dearly departed acting juggernaut of the yesteryear, Akkinneni Nageswar Rao. His latter generation heirs in acting can never quite reach that pinnacle, as evidenced by their body of work, but the goal is quite lofty, so one cannot fault them either, since all of them do serviceable jobs (except for the one in the quite needless cameo). The music is hummable too, and I'm quite glad to note that the technical aspects highlight themselves subtle in a piece of work that could have gotten know more for the presence of a thespian and his family rather than anything else. Definitely worth a watch on the big screen, with your family, perhaps even more than once. Tollywood's best this year for sure.

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After a Very Long Long Gap Teleugu film Industry Received an super Hit classical film In the form of Manam Only one word I can say That Director Vikram k Kumar Handeled This Typical story in very very beautiful Manner coming to the performances Nagarjuna Garu Acted extraordinarily so as Naga chaitanya coming To ANR Garu we cannot comment on His acting He Made This film to audience to watch 2 or 3 times and Akkineni Akhil entrance That Really Made climax More Thrilling Out of all The classical Family entertainers This Movie will Be in THe Top 3 position Hatsoff To Akkineni Family and director Vikram k Kumar Don't Miss this movie u will enjoy it

I liked this film and it was wonderful to see a legend, ANR for the last time on silver screen. The screenplay, though inspired is well written to adapt to the nativity of Telugu audiences. Thankfully, I did not take my brain inside the movie theater, so I just went with the flow and reacted for whatever was happening, without thinking anything. So I could appreciate some genuine feelings which made me feel for the characters. Produced by Akkineni Family, this films uses many things about them, from their names to fitting whole of the family in a frame. Nagarjuna as a surprise acted well and was the best among the lot. He showcased his skills very effortlessly and he just went along with the flow. I cannot remember even one dialog which I thought was out of place or uncalled for. Dialogues between ANR and Naga Chaitanya were a bit overboard I felt. The film is not devoid of flaws, it has some huge and big holes. But, all those can be forgiven if the sheer effort of writing down this piece and putting all the pieces together are considered. Nagarjuna again proved to be a good producer who wishes to take challenges and it was heartening to see this script having such a huge cast. It's an experiment in Telugu Film Industry and I am happy it has paid off. It involves multiple flashbacks and the same people wearing different characters. It would have been really tough had this been complicated. This was a very simplified and spoon-fed screenplay and that's the reason I believe it worked. Of all the stories that were put in, I liked the story of Seeta (Nagarjuna) and Rama (Shriya) in the village. That was a real treat in the film. A 3/5 for a film that I liked and I hope to see such endeavors being encouraged in Telugu Film Industry. Just a spoiler, please watch the film "Back To The Future" which I believe is a huge inspiration for this film.

An absolutely spellbounding movie which will leave you speechless after watching it... there are movies which are beyond the questions of logics and reasonings and manam belongs to this category... a movie beyond skeptical questionings and rational explanations.. a cinematic experience you have never ever experienced before.. and the music, yes the music just takes the movie few notches higher.. perfectly tailor made for the movie and absolutely irreplaceable, if people are considering remakes... a background score (in every single scene!!!) you can't resist soaking yourself in.. truly, the pitch perfect music (both songs and bgm) is the soul, the essence of the movie.. A brilliant plot.. very very fresh and creative and an absolute fantastic direction to present such a complicating plot in such a simple,sweet and smooth way.. Nagarjuna is top notch.. For me its one of his best performance.. a very sincere effort.. he creates magic in each of his scene.. you are mesmerized every time he is on screen.. great performance..nagarjuna owned the movie.. he rocks!! ANR, though having a less screen time, is a treat to watch.. splendid performance by the veteran.. Shriya too shines in her limited screen time.. shines and shines brighty.. the rest of the cast plays their part fairly well.. The movie itself is a magic, growing up on you and the lasting there in your mind forever.. just when you have a thought that this astounding fest is about to suddenly experience a dip and hit rock bottom and post 15 mins you realize that you experienced the greatest high of the movie. this is the MANAM magic.. trust me.. A movie for all.. Must must must must watch and experience manam..