Anaganaga Australia Lo

"Anaganaga Australia Lo" - The film's gripping narrative is beautifully enhanced by the stunning Australian landscape. The ensemble cast delivers authentic and engaging portrayals, with Jyothirnath as Ram, alongside Sanya as Sia, shining in their lead roles and infusing the story with emotional depth. Rishi's performance as Madhan stands out for his strong screen presence, fantastic dialogue delivery and consistent portrayal, hinting at a promising career ahead. JD Cherukuri as Milind and Chandra Kompatti as Anand deliver great comic timing and chemistry, adding a lighthearted balance to the film's tone.

All the actors have fine a fantastic job. Movie's vision is clearly visible and his sense of style is captured brilliantly by the Cinematographer Arun. In addition to the thrilling plot, the film has fantastic music by UV Niranjan. The only downside is the length of the movie... wish there editor was more assertive and make the movie more crisper. Fantastic effort for a first film from the whole team.

Anaganaga Australia Lo" delivers a surprisingly polished neo-noir thriller, a testament to a fresh directorial vision and the commendable efforts of a mostly new cast. The film's compelling narrative is elevated by stunning visuals that capture the unique Australian backdrop. What truly impresses is the ensemble performance. The mostly new cast members rise to the challenge, delivering authentic and engaging portrayals that belie their relative inexperience. Their collective effort contributes significantly to the film's immersive atmosphere. Notably, Jyothinath and Sanya, the lead characters, deliver strong performances. They fit their respective roles perfectly, adding significant emotional depth to the story. Their on screen presence and acting is very good.

Rishi, as the enigmatic detective Madhan, delivers a standout performance, channeling a cool, measured intensity reminiscent of Goutham Vasudev Menon, and anchoring the intricate plot. His nuanced portrayal hints at a promising future in the industry, showcasing a talent that deserves to be watched.

Beyond the thrilling narrative, the film offers well-placed comedic moments, providing a welcome balance. Notably, the comedic duo of Chandra Kommalapati and JDR Cherukuru deliver excellent performances, adding genuine humor and enhancing the film's overall entertainment value. The music seamlessly complements the story, while the cinematography enhances the noir aesthetic. The director's keen sense of pacing and atmosphere, coupled with the impressive performances from the entire cast, makes "Anaganaga Australia Lo" a noteworthy debut, showcasing fresh talent and a compelling cinematic experience.

It's a worthy watch... Breath taking visuals. Story is presented in a fresh perspective. Definitely a fresh approach for telugu movie. Director Tarak handled the story superbly. And the whole set new faces in the movie performed well.. it's a worthy product by this whole new team. Kudos to them for pulling out such a engrossing movie. It's a worthy watch... Breath taking visuals. Story is presented in a fresh perspective. Definitely a fresh approach for telugu movie. Director Tarak handled the story superbly. And the whole set new faces in the movie performed well.. it's a worthy product by this whole new team. Kudos to them for pulling out such a engrossing movie.

Watched Anaganaga Australia Lo last week. Didn't have a lot of expectation given it's not from well known industry names but, I was pleasantly surprised with the movie. The movie didn't feel like it was from a, relatively, inexperienced crew. While the plot itself is not something out of the ordinary, the execution was flawless and all the actors have delivered an amazing performance. The technical aspects of the movie were also very impressive.

While all actors delivered a commendable performance, given I am big fan fan of cop characters, I thoroughly enjoyed Madhan's character portrayed by Rishi. Rishi's acting was so effortless and natural - his costumes and mannerisms reminded me of the character "Raghavan" by Kamal Hassan in the Tamil movie "Vettaiaadu Vilayadu" - kudos. I could feel an awesome actor in the making and I really hope to see him in a variety of roles. J D Cherukuri as Milind and Chandra Kompatti as Anand also gave a wonderful performance.

On the whole a great thriller movie which could have been better without the songs, that seemed out of place, and with a more faster and tighter screenplay.

The story was set up well, and the music love songs stood out. The actors also looked perfect for their roles.

The first half felt very slow, making the film drag especially the detectives scenes. But the hero and heroine brought life back in the second half with their strong performances and good chemistry. The bond between the detectives didn't click well affecting the flow of movie. The man from India did his part well. Comedy felt outdated.

The pub song added to the lag, making the movie feel longer than needed. Trimming the detective scenes and keeping the runtime to 120 min would have made a big difference.

The other actors did their jobs well, but the editing could have been smoother. Weak sound design also pulled the film down. If the length had been tighter, with sharper editing and fewer dialogues, this could have been a much better movie. Over all its not a bad movie!!!