Thank You

Nothing there in the movie routine story but the concept is somewhat better and direction worked and 1st half is average and expected better 2nd half but nothing there in it and climax is so disappointing.

The concept of gratitude, in itself, is complex; however, the story fails to develop it effectively. Numerous elements feel forced into the plot, hindering its coherence.

The screenplay lacks engagement, making it highly uninteresting.

While Naga Chaitanya may not be considered an exceptional actor, he delivers his best performance to date, showcasing dedication and hard work.

Rashi and Malavika excel in their respective roles, delivering strong performances. However, Sushant Reddy's portrayal proves to be irritating.

The cinematography is extraordinary, capturing visuals that leave a lasting impact.

The production design is fantastic, displaying meticulous attention to detail. However, improvements could have been made in editing and music to enhance the overall experience.

The direction is adequate, although it does not stand out as exceptional.

It is advisable to watch this film on an OTT platform for a better viewing experience.

A flawed feel good story. Wish the director could've fleshed out the details in the story and made it a bit more interesting, especially the main love story. Would've been a really good movie if it was a bit polished in the storyboarding and the logic and the emotions. The acting is fine but could've been better. The director definitely deserves a better platform/timing to flesh out the good message that he was trying to showcase. "Being thankful for the people who made an impact since they helped to shape the person that you currently are." Hope the director gets back to his groove like his past hits. Gang Leader. 24. Manam. Hello.

This is a feel good movie. Emotions, songs, characterization are good. One of the rare good movies of Naga Chaitanya. I wish he runs pole to pole for such good scripts in future.

Abhiram (Naga Chaitanya) is a highly successful business and is one of the top-notch people from the corporate world. He is obsessed with himself and is one of the egoistic people you will ever meet. His behaviour and nature will push his girlfriend (Raashi Khanna) also away. One fine day, things go wrong and that makes him regret the fact that he doesn't express his emotions. He decides to thank all those people who had their back every time he was failing and falling. So he starts his journey to them, meets them and thanks them individually.

Thank You is a must watch film. It is very much simple. So twists and turns. No lag or any kind of scenes that will make you walk out of the theatre. It is all about the life of an egoistic business man and how he realises the importance of people and the gratitude he has to have for them. Chaitanya just got into the skin of this role. The variations in his character and how he managed to show them with ease is something audiences are going to fall for. Chay delivered a clap- worthy performance and he needs all the appreciation for portraying these different shades superbly.

Raashii Khanna looks beautiful and she also performs well in her mature role. Other heroines Malavika Nair and Avika Gor also give their best. Malavika and Chay's track is quite good. Prakash Raj and Sampath played short roles but still, they outdid their performance. Director Vikram K Kumar handles the visuals well as they are one of the best aspects of the film. PC Sreeram's camera work creates magic throughout the film.

The story of the film, though simple, is routine. Audiences are familiar to these kinds of emotional stories and Chay himself acted in a film like Premam where different phases of his life are shown. So this one is very much similar to Premam only. The Vikram trade mark is actually missing in this film. Majority of the story is predictable and boring but manageable in some parts. The film's runtime is just 2 hours but it would have been better if it still had some trimming.

On the whole, the film is watchable and is a must watch for performances, visuals and the efforts the team put in.