Movie : Oka Ammai Thappa
Banner: Anji Reddy productions
Producer: Anji Reddy
Director: Rajasimha Tadinada
Music: Mickey J Meyer
Casting: Sundeep Kishan, Nitya Menon, Ali, Ravi Kishan, Prudhviraj, Ajay, Saptagiri, Tagubotu Ramesh and others
Sundeep Kishan's Okka Ammayi Thappa has hit the theaters on Friday. Let’s see how it is.
Story:
Krishna Vachan (Sundeep Kishan) loves Mango (Nithya Menon) from childhood and cannot able to forget her even after so many years. While he was searching for her, he randomly meets a girl in traffic jam. The girl happens to be his Mango. They both stuck up in traffic jam on a busy flyover in the city. While they becoming closer and enjoying each other's company, Krishna Vachan landed in a serious problem.
To find out the reason watch the movie on big screen.
Performances:
Sundeep Kishan fit the role well but not much in terms of expressions. He should work on his expressions and it would have better if he did not give same expression for many scenes.
Nitya Menon is good though she doesn’t really fit into the role as she has limited scope to perform. Ravi Kishan was perfect to his role. Rahul Dev was not used properly. Ali brought few smiles.
Ajay and Tanikella were decent. The others including Prudhvi and Tagugothu Ramesh contributed in their own way.
Technical:
Mickey J Meyer's music is not impressive. Cinematography is very impressive. Editing could have been much more better. Production values are below average. Director Rajasimha Tadinada has chosen a different story but completely failed in executing it.
Plus Points
Main plot
Some dialogues
Cinematography
Minus Points
Music
Editing
Direction
Comedy
Analysis:
Sundeep Kishan so far has been entertaining at least with his love and comedy entertainers but in this movie he failed miserably. Many wonders why did Nithya Menon agreed for this role which has no scope for performance. On the other hand, the characterization of many actors including Brahmaji is really bad.
The film suffered heavily due to the story and direction. Though the film has a novel plot, bad writing and lack of commercial elements and comedy scenes, audience may walk out of the theater in midway.
Director Rajasimha could have paid more attention to the direction. But his several punch dialogues in the film are noteworthy.
The makers of the film including hero Sundeep Kishna boasted that the story is based on a real life incident but many wonder how he forgot that they cannot simply draw audiences by making a film on the real life incident without adding proper ingredients to it.
Most of the film is below par and hurried on to us. Many feel that there are no reasons as to why one must buy a ticket and watch this film in a theater.
Since the makers have said at the audio function and many interviews that the main plot was inspired from a real life incident, if the audience go to theaters hoping to find something new, then they will be at their own risk.
