Of all the naga chaitanya movies, the excitement surrounding the release of Thank You was the least. The key causes are the trailer and marketing. In Andhra Pradesh, the producers organised paid premieres, although none were held in Hyderabad. The first half of the film moves slowly and has a dull narrative. There isn't much, other than a few enjoyable love moments involving young naga chaitanya (Abhiram). Even the intermission bang fails to pique interest.
Fans of mahesh babu may be excited by the second half's insightful reference to the pokiri movie. A few scenes and the sister sentiment kind of clicked here and there. Similar to Premam, naga chaitanya excelled in his position as the third shade. He made no effort to change his appearance for the three parts. malavika nair performed admirably. The cinematography by PC Sreeram is superb.
In general, there is no genuine emotional or positive relationship. The movie lacks adequate punch and compelling conflict, much like the hype. The most crucial aspect, change, and realisation are of the "Ready to Change" kind and are forced. vikram K. Kumar miserably failed. An occasional sigh of relief brought on by music. Soon, a thorough evaluation will be published here. Stay put then!
Fans of mahesh babu may be excited by the second half's insightful reference to the pokiri movie. A few scenes and the sister sentiment kind of clicked here and there. Similar to Premam, naga chaitanya excelled in his position as the third shade. He made no effort to change his appearance for the three parts. malavika nair performed admirably. The cinematography by PC Sreeram is superb.
In general, there is no genuine emotional or positive relationship. The movie lacks adequate punch and compelling conflict, much like the hype. The most crucial aspect, change, and realisation are of the "Ready to Change" kind and are forced. vikram K. Kumar miserably failed. An occasional sigh of relief brought on by music. Soon, a thorough evaluation will be published here. Stay put then!
