Aa Naluguru

I am writing this review several years after the movie release. I would have watched this more than 50 times. In between I watched several good Telugu movies, still Aa Naluguru has best place in my heart. I can proudly say, It's one of the movies which made a big impact in my life. Go for it..

Rajendra Prasad sir is simply outstanding in the film as the lead actor. Kota Srinivasa Rao sir is also superb in the film.

This film will surely make everyone cry.

Finally, An Outstanding film.

Aa Naluguru is a thought-provoking and emotionally-charged film that leaves a lasting impact on its viewers. Directed by Chandra Siddhartha, this Telugu-language drama delves deep into the complexities of relationships and societal pressures. The film revolves around the life of a middle-aged man named Raghuram, played brilliantly by Rajendra Prasad. As Raghuram finds himself grappling with the monotony of his daily routine, he embarks on a soul-searching journey to reconnect with his family and the essence of life itself.

One of the standout aspects of Aa Naluguru is its exceptional and good.

Really a must watch film....it should be everyone's watchlisr...Easily the greatest film of the modern era to watch. Bravo for Chandra Siddhartha's directing abilities. The portrayal of Rajendra Prasad in real life by actors Aamani, Kota, Chalapati Rao, and Raghu-son of seasoned actor Giribabu-is incredibly captivating. Plot writers should be commended for their creative and well-considered concepts, which are now as relevant in our everyday lives as they were in the days of classic dramas. With regards Tirupati Suri Dhanvantari...Movies like this is much required these days..must must watch..

Starting with "Broken Arrow" (1950), Ushering in a More Nuanced Portrayal, Showing some Respect for the Native American and Their Dealing with the Invaders and Their Evil Deeds, Stealing Their Land, Culture, and Displacement. The "War Hero" who is a "War Hero" to War Heroes...Audie Murphy is and was Virtually Neglected by Movie Archeologists and Never Got Much Respect from the Professional "Critics' '.

Truth be Told...His Obvious "Screen Presence" and Acting was Always a "Work in Progress" for the "Medal of Honor" Recipient and the Most Decorated Soldier of WWII.

Audie Said..."Acting was a battle I never won."