Seetharamaiah Gari Manavaralu

this is my language film. this movie is family emotional,drama between grand father and grand daughter. actually this movie adopted from novel "navvinaa kennel", in Telugu's language from the writer "manasa". The main characters Akkineni Nageshwara Rao and Meena, Akkineni Nageshwara Rao also the famous Indian hero. the main characters of the storyline the music director Kevan also new but given cool music with Indian classic music. the director Kranthi Kumar is conflict and humanity director The movie reminds one the beauty of an Indian village, the importance of relationships in a family, parent's love for their children and children's responsibility towards them. The biggest compliment I can give this film, is that it make me go to my village parents.

This movie can be considered as one of its kind in the world cinema. A beautiful portrayal of the family relations and bonds between a father and son and grand daughter.

ANR and Meena needs to be specially mentioned for their performances. ANR delivered his best as a loving, pride father and respectable village head. His love for his son and the emotional disturbance with his son was performed/captured extremely well. His love for his grand-daughter, Seetha is wonderful shown.

Meena debuted with this movie and it could be easily noted as her best performance. She played the role of a young girl returning from USA to a small village in Andhra Pradesh and coping up with her relatives with lot of ease.

Rohini Hattangadi was brilliant as a mother and grand-mother. I really love her dialogue with ANR "Manavaralante Mana'Varalu'".

The cameos by Dasari and Murali Mohan were apt and the rest of the cast did their job pretty well.

Kranthi Kumar captured the Andhra nativity and established a great emotional bond amongst the characters.

Keeravani's music is an added bonus to this great movie.

This movie remains in the hearts of people forever.

This movie can be considered as one of its kind in the world cinema. A beautiful portrayal of the family relations and bonds between a father and son and grand daughter.

ANR and Meena needs to be specially mentioned for their performances. ANR delivered his best as a loving, pride father and respectable village head. His love for his son and the emotional disturbance with his son was performed/captured extremely well. His love for his grand-daughter, Seetha is wonderful shown.

Meena debuted with this movie and it could be easily noted as her best performance. She played the role of a young girl returning from USA to a small village in Andhra Pradesh and coping up with her relatives with lot of ease.

Rohini Hattangadi was brilliant as a mother and grand-mother. I really love her dialogue with ANR "Manavaralante Mana'Varalu'".

The cameos by Dasari and Murali Mohan were apt and the rest of the cast did their job pretty well.

Kranthi Kumar captured the Andhra nativity and established a great emotional bond amongst the characters.

Keeravani's music is an added bonus to this great movie.

This movie remains in the hearts of people forever.

It takes you to a nostalgia. The scenic beauty of Godavari, the village atmosphere and the culture. Everything is beautiful in this movie

I watched this movie recently in 2012.I must say the movie takes you through the emotional ride. A must watch. The acting of Akkineni Nageshwara Rao and Meena, the main characters of the storyline, should more than be commended. Even the rest of the cast did justice to their characters. Keeravani, the music director, did an excellent job. The music, be it the background score or the soundtracks, has a pleasant and harmonious effect on one. Kranthi Kumar,the director of the movie was good at showing the fine nuances of the family relationships.The movie reminds one the beauty of an Indian village, the importance of relationships in a family, parent's love for their children and children's responsibility towards them.