Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Movie | teaser | story | cast & crew | release date | review

Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Movie | teaser | story | cast & crew | release date | review | box office collection

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Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Movie Story

Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo is a Telugu movie starring stylish star Allu Arjun, Pooja Hegde and Tabu in prominent roles. It is a drama directed by Trivikram Srinivas. Movie is full of action,drama and comedy.After a long interval Allu Arjun will appear with same style and action.

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Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Movie cast & crew

cast

Allu Arjun as Devraj / Bantu

Pooja Hegde as Nidhi / Ammulu

Tabu

Brahmanandam

crew

Trivikram (Director,Writer)

Allu Aravind(Producer)

S. Radha Krishna(Producer)

Thaman S.(Music)

Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Movie Release date

12 January 2020

Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Movie Review

Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo is set in the soft-tinted, beautifully framed, pastel hued cotton-candy-land that Trivikram Srinivas builds. The evil-doers here are left to their own devices, in hope that karma will get to them. And when that doesn’t work, they’re of course beaten up black and blue, but in style. The film sets up a lot of characters and ends up showcasing scenarios that are completely implausible. But the film’s bibigg own and there’s a reason for it. The chaos that ensues when Bantu finds out the truth about his father and enters Vaikunthapurram (the lavish home Ramachandra and his family stay at) in a bid to help them is worth watching. But not because the film pulls of something new, it doesn’t.

The film is not without its issues. While the romance that ensues between Amulya (Pooja Hegde) and Bantu is adorable, especially Thaman S’ numbers Samajavaragamana and Butta Bomma, the way it all begins is extremely problematic. The fact that Bantu cannot stop staring at Amulya’s legs because they’re beautiful is played for laughs, but Trivikram balances it out, very ironically, by giving his lead a line that talks about consent. Pooja Hegde manages to bring in spunk into a character that is nothing more than a manic pixie dream girl, but she sure is a delight to watch on-screen. Tabu’s character too is poorly fleshed out (what a shame), and the emotional scene she has with her husband doesn’t completely work. But she’s nothing less than grace personified. Sushanth A doesn’t get much to do either.

In Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo numerous characters are set up, played by Nivetha Pethuraj, Rahul Ramakrishna, Navdeep, Sunil, Harsha Vardhan, even the antagonist of this tale Samuthirakani and more, but the key players remain Murli Sharma, Sachin Khedekar (in a role he seems to be having so much fun with) and of course, Allu Arjun. Allu Arjun sinks his teeth into his role, pulling it off with effortless ease. He’s as comfortable being the miserable son as he is playing the man who will beat up everyone around him with swag. He, of course, dances like a dream and the fight sequences by Ram-Lakshman are a delight to watch. Especially a particular sequence that involves a fight and a folk song. There’s even a tribute to famous celebs from Tollywood.rivikram manages to make it work and deliver what he promises. Watch this one for Allu Arjun, especially if you’re a fan, for he shines in this one and of course, the fun of it all.