Director : Srinivas Avasarala
Producer : Sai Korrapati
Music Director : Kalyana Ramana'
Starring : Nara Rohith, Naga Shaurya, Regina Cassandra
Jyo Achyutananda's theatrical trailer was immensely appreciated by audience and critics. Directed by Srinivas Avasarala, which stars Nara Rohith, Naga Shourya and Regina in the lead roles, there was a positive buzz about the movie. So does the film lives up to the buzz? Let’s find out.
Story
As shown in the trailer, Jyo Achyutananda revolves around the story of two brothers and a girl. Achyut(Nara Rohith) and Anand (Naga Shaurya) are two brothers from a middle class family. While they are leading a happy life, the entry of Jyoshna(Regina) changed their lives.
Jyoshna stays as a tenant in the upper floor of their house and they become very close in a short time. Both the brothers start loving her but Jyoshna rejected their love saying she is already in love with another person. And an incident brings gap between the two brothers. Though they live in the same house, they don't live like own brothers. A twist in the tale happens again and what follows after is the rest of the story.
What is that twist? Will the two brother reunite? forms the rest of the story.
Performances
Nara Rohith is apt in his role and perfoms quite well. It is good to see him in such a role which has a lot of scope to perform and he does complete justice to his role. He is very expressive and performs naturally in emotional scenes. Naga Shaurya has also got very good potentional and was perfect to his role. He suits the character and almost lives his part.
The chemistry between Nara Rohith and Naga Shaurya as brothers has come out extremely well. Regina carries her role off pretty well and she is an idle choice for it. The others contributed in their own way.
Technical
Jyo Achyutananda has beautiful visuals and high technical values. Cinematography is good and the frames look rich and colourful. The film has been produced by Sai Korrapati under his banner Vaaraahi Chalana Chitram and production values of the film are top notch. Editing could have been crisp in the second half. Kalyana Ramana's music one of the highlights of the story and it goes with the flow of the movie. Songs have been shot well and there is some poetry in every frame. All credit should go to Srinivas Avasarala for making a cleanest and fun movie. He managed to pull the emotional drama between the two brother successfully.
He has come up extraordinary one liners and they are simple yet witty.
Plus Points : Nara Rohith, Naga Shaurya, Sentiments, One liners, Cinematography, Music
Minus Points : Slow pace, commercial elements, editing
Analysis : Srinivas Avasarala is getting bigger and bigger. His second directional venture is also successful and is receiving positive reviews from all the corners.
Srinivas Avasarala dealt the story between the two brothers and a girl with beautiful and natural way.
First, his selection of cast is very good. Naga Shaurya and Nara Rohith look like real brothers in the film and Their characterisation have been handled really well by the director. He has a great sense of humours and it can be seen in all the movies he acted.
Jyo Achyutananda also has good comedy and his one liners keep everyone entertained. The first half of the movie is very engaging compare to second half. Pace of the film is a bit slow in the second half and it has heavy emotional scenes. Though the second half has a few drags with a bit of slow narration, it may not deviate the audience attention and emotional drama keeps the viewers engaged. Brilliant performances by Nara Rohith and Naga Shaurya, a good first half, punch dialogues beautiful narration and good emotional moments have helped the movie in a big way.
Overall, even though Jyo Achyutananda gets a bit slow in the second half, it wins your heart and makes up for a good watch this weekend. You can watch this film with your entire family.
Filmybuzz.com Rating- 3.5/5
