Acharya Movie Review, Director Koratala Siva Dittta.

Director Koratala Siva Dittta made people who entertained the mass and appreciated by the audience by adding commercial elements to the social elements. He did magic in every film from 'Mirchi' to 'Bharat Aana Nenu'. The hero has been newly unveiled. If such a director is making a film with a senior hero like megastar Chiranjeevi, the expectations are not normal. If it has father-son Chiru and Charan acting together, the scope of those hopes is skyrocketing. Did 'Acharya' impress the audience with the release amidst such huge expectations?.. Let's see..!

Acharya Movie Review

In the film 'Janata Garage', Koratala Shiva had given a message that we should protect nature. 

'Acharya' is also largely a story of the conservation of nature and the qualities hidden in it. It is a temple town called Dharmasthali. Next to it is a river called Jeevadhara. Across the river is an area called Padghattam in Sidhavanam. Those who have been practicing Ayurvedic medicine for years during this pilgrimage protect the shrine. Ghattamthalli is worshipped in Dharmasthali. In dharmasthala, people treat them with Ayurvedic medicine when they fall sick. Religion is followed as a whole in the shrine. However, Dharmasthali.. Passes from the residents of Padaghattam into the hands of Basava (Sonu Sood). There is a lot of iniquity there. At such times, Acharya (Chiranjeevi) comes to dharmasthali to establish the dharma. In fact, there is a reason to come to acharya dharmasthala. And what is the reason for it? Did Acharya establish dharma in Dharmasthali? What is the role of Siddha (Ram Charan) in this story? If you want to know, you have to watch a movie.

Koratala Siva has directed only four films so far. But, from those four films, he got the status of star director. Because, that's how the content in those films is. The expectation from such a director that the film will be a megastar hero is definitely huge. But, those prophecies were manipulated by Shiva. Originally it was a Koratala Shiva film that was completely submerged in water. There is no power in the story at all. The on-screen scenes of the film do not keep the audience hooked. The film features Chiranjeevi, Ram Charan, O Five Fights, Four Songs. Feeling that we have emotionally 'run out gas'. Telugu audiences have seen many such stories. So, it is easy to imagine which scene comes after when a scene is happening. Emotions are more in the film of fights. Those feelings in this film also dried up.

The power of the film is the story. No matter how great the rest of the film is after it weakens, it doesn't come down to our minds. The same is the case with 'Acharya'. In fact, Chiranjeevi, who is over 65 years old, looked quite energetic on screen. When he enters the shrine for the first time, his style and the audience's mind is captivated. So much to get caught up in that role. In it, Koratala Shiva is seen in the role of the latest makeover acharya. Chiranjeevi's style is sure to impress the fans even in the fights. While all this is good, the big disadvantage is that the material that strongly shows these is boring. 'Acharya' is a great example of how punishment can be given no matter how high the material is not good.

Fastoffs are directors who look ordinary.. Chiru and Charan could also not be used properly in the second half. Acharya and Siddha are related to the characters. Shiva also failed to connect it emotionally. Shiva could not give as much importance to the story and articles as they used to give to the action scenes. In some scenes in the second half, Sidda's character dominates Acharya. Shiva had said in some interviews that it was very difficult to cover it. But, it seems that the steps have dominated the screen. As long as the Siddha episode is going on, the character of Sepu Acharya is not visible with our eyes. For Ram Charan who has done roles like Chittababu and Ramaraju.. Siddha Kotinapindi. However, in the song Banjara, Jose makes a father-son duo dance together.

The director portrayed Sonu Sood as a collective villain and Jisshu Sengupta as a class villain. Even those villains weren't properly cooked. 

The reason for this is the absence of a strong scene between the hero and the villain. In fact the scenes where the protagonists warn the villain, the scenes showing their strength in the film are highlighted. But, it was time for the heroes in 'Acharya' to kill the fighters surrounding the villain. Finally, Acharya Simple brought up the villains. Again, Pooja Hegde in Neelam looked new, very good. As long as his character is as impressive as ever. Ajay, Tanikela Bharani, Banerjee, Vennela Kishore, Nazar, Kishore.. Everyone did justice to their respective roles.

In terms of content, 'Acharya' is below average but is technically a hit. Especially suresh selvarajan's artwork is excellent. The temple town of Dharmasthali was inaugurated in a grand manner. Not just that.. A small village called Padagattam is also well laid in the hills. Cinematographer Thiru had captured these sets beautifully in his camera. However, chiranjeevi's face in the flashback was transformed into a dope face. only this much