Cast: Sumanth Ashwin , Eesha , Madhubala and others
Directed by : Indraganti Mohana Krishna
Produced by : Damodar Reddy
Banner :Sri Ranjith Movies
Music by : Kalyani Koduri
Release Date : 2013-08-23
The most talented director MS.RAJU son SUMANTH ASHWIN after debuting in TUNEEGA TUNEEGA came back again to farm with his new film ANTHAKU MUNDU AA TARWATA paired with EESHA. It was a romantic tale excuted with matured fashion.
What is it about?
Anil(Sumanth) and Ananya(Eesha) fall in love and they want to marry each other and want to step forward but they get a doubt that they won’t be like same after marriage so they decide to live together before marriage in a flat. Differences crop up as they expected and you have to watch on screen how they end up.
Performances:
Sumanth Ashwin is good at lead role. He has ease in acting and impressed with his expressions and looking. Eesha acting was ok in the film neither she has stunning looks to impress audience nor great acting skills being her first film she played a matured role and tried to impress audience. Ravu ramesh played role as hero’s father and he is fine in his acting. Ravibabu played role as heroine’s father character and he is standard at acting. Rohini is good at her performance as hero’s mother. The climax scene of her was noteworthy. Madhubala of ROJA fame played heroine’s mother and she is ok at her role. Avasarala Srinivas played a comic relief role and made his role at best.
Technicalities:
Dialogues penned by Mohan Krishna Indraganti were good. Kalyani Koduri’s music was apt to the film he gave a feel good music to the listeners. Cinematographer Vinda did at his best and as well Marthand K Venkatesh did an okay job as editor. Director Mohan Krishna did a great job as a director and he handled the movie in a matured way. He gave a good film within the boundaries.
Analysis:
First thing AMAT (anthaku mundu aa tarwata) is a very feel good movie everyone done their best in performing their roles one has to watch it with patiently.
First half of the film ran smooth and with decent interval point. But director failed to continue the second half in the same smooth way. In the second half problems arose between hero and heroine and they decide to stay away from one another with some excuses and the audience should watch what happened to their relation at climax on the screen. AMAT will win audience hearts by its honesty and simplicity. You must watch it.
Verdict: AMAT: Better than the junk Telugu films that have hit screens in past few weeks!