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Critic Review
Aakasa RamannaAkasa Ramanna, the narrator, starts with the story of Teja (Rajiv Kanakala), Raana (Allari Naresh) and Jai (Sivaji), The story also involves P. Thimothy (Venu Madhav) and his lecherous friends. Raana is in search of getting credit of five lakh rupess to help his girl friend Isha (Gowri Pandit). He seeks his friend and a supermarket owner Jai's help. Jai himself being in financial crisis cannot help Raana. He is arrested by police inspector (Rao Ramesh). Two murders happen to spice up the story. Rao Ramesh suspects Teja of the murders. Teja is introduced to the concept of the inescapable trap of 'karma' by a fake god-man Swamiji (Raghu Babu), in the local bar. In some minutes, the 'godman' is punished with death by 'karma,'. At the other end of the spectrum are, Raana and Jai, who are taken for a ride by a treacherous woman. Raana is in dire need of the money, while Jai mysteriously needs the same amount. Thimothy and gang are on their way to spend the night with their favourite whore. Meanwhile, Teja hits a person while driving the car in a drunken state. There is a terrible link between the two and the story rocks back and forth within a 40 minute duration leading to revealing the suspense. The entire film runs around just seven characters and is based on an incident that takes place at 12:40..
Aakasa Ramanna has its share of pluses, and if you're curious, you could watch it thrice - once in the beginning, once around the interval, and once in the end..
The movie is really unacceptable, dull and not gripping. It’s no cake walk making thrillers and I apprehend films like ‘Aakasa Ramanna’ would to degrade such genre..
The movie is really unacceptable, dull and not gripping. It’s no cake walk making thrillers and I apprehend films like ‘Aakasa Ramanna’ would to degrade such genre..
Ultimately the concept of the film is good, but the execution leaves much to be desired. Though the director attempts a slightly different narrative technique in the screenplay, it lacks the tautness to keep the thrill alive.
On the whole there's noth.
Ultimately the concept of the film is good, but the execution leaves much to be desired. Though the director attempts a slightly different narrative technique in the screenplay, it lacks the tautness to keep the thrill alive.
On the whole there's noth.
