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Critic Review
Aakasham Nee Haddhu Ra (2020)Chandra Mahesh (Suriya), son of a school teacher, hails from a village near Tsundur in Guntur. He dreams of launching a low-cost airline. There is a solid reason why he is obsessed with this idea, although he has the financial capabilities to operate an airline. The idea is his capital. The idea is to make everyone fly in India for Rs 1.
But Paresh Goswami (Paresh Rawal), the leader in the industry, feels a threat, and he makes sure to create enough hurdles for Chandra Mahesh’s airline to take-off.
How will Chandra Mahesh, who even borrows Rs 15 thousand from his wife Baby (Aparna Balamurali) to register the company, achieve his dream?.
‘Aakaasam Nee Haddhu Ra’ keeps you glued. And, it has robust performance from Suriya. If we excuse the excess cinematic liberties the director has taken, it provides an emotional ride..
The first half of Aakasam Nee Haddura is superb, but the second half is not a smooth ride as the scenes get repetitive and the story gets dragged on. However, the director ensures that it has a smooth touchdown with an emotionally high climatic sequence. .
All in all, Aakasam Nee Haddura is a wonderfully made film, though it had its share of shortcomings. The film is high on emotions, but surely an inspirational one for aspiring youngsters. Lead actors performances, Sudha Kongara’s direction, best work fr.
Aakaasam Nee Haddu Raa ‘ is realistic, honest and marks a comeback for Suriya. The emotional content along with the technical aspects stand out in this real life inspired drama. On flip side , dragged middle portions , repetitive hurdles and overdos.
Aakasam Nee Haddu Raa' is the thoroughly-engaging tale of an ordinary man with a gigantic dream. Director Sudha Kongara not only balances life and larger-than-life cinematic tropes but also does it in a gripping fashion. Suriya's flawless performance will.
Right from the start, the film shows us how the nexus between capitalists and bureaucrats has been instrumental in crushing anyone who dares to dream big, after a point, the hurdles that Maha has to cross begin to feel repetitive, making the film seem a b.
All in all, “Aakaasam Nee Haddhu Ra” is a tale of an inspiring person ‘Air Deccan’ Gopinath with a terrific performance from Suriya.
Bottom-line: Dream Big.
On the whole, Aakasam Ne Haadu Ra is one of Suriya’s best performances to date as he lives in his role and takes us on a roller coaster of emotions. The setup, amazing performances, superb production values, and engaging drama light up the screen from s.
