Jyo Achyutananda Movie Review-Andhravilas

Jyo Achyutananda Movie Review

Jyo Achyutananda
Genre: Romantic Entertainer
Banner: Vaaraahi Chalana Chithram
Cast: Nara Rohith, Naga Shourya, Regina Cassandra
Cinematography: Venkat C. Dilip
Music Director: Kalyan Ramana
Director: Srinivas Avasarala
Producer: Rajani Korrapati

Rating:2.75/5.0

Story:

Two brothers Achyut (Nara Rohit) and Anand (Naga Shourya) fall in love with Jyosna (Regina) or Jo who lives as a tenant in their house. Both the brothers try to impress her, but Jo — who is interested in neither of them — leaves for the USA to pursue her higher studies. When she returns after five years, the brothers are married and the rest of the story plays around how both of them retell the stories to their wives about their relationship and how they struggle to keep the family intact.

Jyo Achyutananda is all about brotherhood , family drama and love stories . The movie, in its entirety, is perfectly laced with comic incidents and rhetoric taking place under one roof (technically two roofs). The narrative is perfectly woven around the two brothers who push the story forward in repetitive yet enjoyable sequences. It has a perfectly penned down storyline which is eloquently presented by almost all the characters. The story entirely oscillates between the two brothers who rope in other characters as and when needed. You might feel a little of Dostana and Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu sneak into the narrative, but it is tolerable for the way the story is presented.

However, the second half of the movie goes haywire a bit as it becomes evident that the storyline is being pushed in an aim to meet the two-hour mark before that predictable ending.

Performances:
Nara Rohit is impressive as Achyut and he is shown with enough variations and the actor excelled in the emotional episodes well. He revealed that he lost 11 kgs but it is not visible on screen. He looked massive in most of the episodes. Though it is tough to watch him as a solo actor, he has been decent in the role as he enacted elder brother of Shourtya. Shourya did a good job and he is the perfect choice for the role of Anand.

Regina is gorgeous and her stunning screen presence and her outstanding performances needs special mention. All the other actors did their bit.

Technical

The story of the film is fresh and unique. The screenplay and the dialogues are penned well. The cinematography is the major highlight and the movie is presented in a colorful way within the availed budget. The music is decent and the background score is elevating. The editing is crips and the production values are good. Srinivas Avasarala once again comes out with a convincing feel good drama that will impress the multiplex audience big time.

Editing by Kiran Ganti is good. The film has good technical team and so is the fantastic output we are witnessing now. The Production values maintained by Sai Korrapati are impressive.

Positive Points

Lead actor performances
Screenplay
Story
Music

Negative Points

Second Half dragging

Verdict:

The movie is a must watch movie which will take us to those old days where we used to hang out with our siblings. The movie as expected is not a triangular love story instead the movie depicts different situations that Naga Shaurya and Nara Rohit faces because of Regina Cassandra. The lead actors performances and the music is an added benefit to watch the movie. Only the draw back is that the second half of the movie is dragged. If you have patience to overcome this, you can go and watch the movie.

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