A Aa Movie Review, Rating

What Is Good

• Samantha
• Anupama Parmeswaran
• Cinematography
• Music
• Narration

What Is Bad

• Second Half
• Predictable scenes

Bottom Line: Overall, 'A..Aa..' is an Old-fashioned Family comedy which is a well-wrapped candy

Story

Trivikram Srinivas is one of the versatile actors in Tollywood. His movies mostly taste success and now he is back with 'A..Aa..' Let's see how the magic works this time. Anand Vihari (Nithiin) runs a Food business. Anasuya (Samantha) is a rich daughter of Ramalingam couple and her mother Nadiya is more like 'Bommarillu' Prakashraj. She used to pester her for every single thing. Anasuya is Sister in law of Anand Vihari and both families are not in good wave length. At this juncture, Anasuya goes to Anand's home at a village and during her stay she falls for Anand. Nagavalli (Anupama) pops up right now and things get a turn. She is daughter of Pallam Venkanna (Rao Ramesh) and she too loves Anand. Heart warming climax on whom Anand gets married and how the family gets united is the rest of the story..

Star Performance

As we all knew, Samantha is Trivikram's muse and Trivikram often gives strong characterization for Samantha. She is completely fabulous as Anasuya Ramalingam. She proved her mettle as a obedient girl for parents and a naughty girl behind them. She dominates the screen single headed. Nithiin also did an excellent job. But after Samantha, it is Anupama Parameswaran who grabs attention. She is flawless and the own voice is effing perfect.

Naresh as Ramalingam is perfect as father. Every girl dreams of such a father. Nadiya is at her usual best and she is a rigid mom too. Rest of the cast is also good and everyone have done justice to their roles. That Mangamma character was also perfect. The artist who essayed the role did justice to the character.

Techinical Team

The story deals with Love, Family values, Emotions and it also has Trivikram Trademark stamped all over. Mickey.J.Meyer has composed some mesmerizing tunes.  Background score is soothing to our ears. He done a neat job as composer. Nataraj Subramanian has done magic through his lens. Even village localtions were shown in an enriching way. Editing is also neat. But second half deserves little trim. Production values are high and that is obvious in each frame. Dialogues are the backbone. But it lacks the depth which usually Trivikram's earlier movies had too. 

Analysis

Trivikram once again proved he is the 'Master' and he has narrated a family drama blended with all entertainment factors. The visuals are breathtaking and the gripping narration is a biggest plus. Casting is biggest plus and first half is so good. Anupama is definitely a new talent found and she will be the next big thing. Rao Ramesh scores more in climax. Samantha and Nithiin are the trump card and Trivikram has crafted them perfectly. On the negative side, the second half is a tad slow and in some scenes, we can feel the length is too long. Script also gets too stereotypical as it passes by.

Cast & Crew

• Star Cast : Nithin, Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Anupama Parameswaran
• Producer : S. Radha Krishna
• Director : Trivikram Srinivas
• Music : Mickey J Meyer
• Released on: 02-06-2016