Anaganaga Australia Lo

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.

Performances:

One of the biggest strengths of the film is its casting. Anand's character is brilliantly written and masterfully portrayed. His screen presence, dialogue delivery, and intensity are captivating, making him one of the most memorable characters in the film. His associate also deserves praise for adding depth and authenticity to their interactions. Madan stands out with a powerful and nuanced performance, bringing a strong impact to his role. Sia delivers a commendable act-her confidence and grace do not make her seem like a newcomer at all. Ram plays his part with conviction, adding to the film's overall realism.

The drug lord's character is another surprise package. He delivers his role with remarkable ease and conviction, making a strong impression.

Direction & Execution:

For a debutant, Taraka Rama has shown great potential as a director. He has been able to convey the essence of the story in his own unique style. However, aspects like editing, dialogues, and screenplay structure could have been tighter to enhance engagement. While the film had all the right ingredients for a gripping thriller, a well-trimmed version of around 2 hours 10-15 minutes would have made it more commercially viable and impactful.

Perhaps, the director's deep passion for the story led to certain sequences being retained that could have been edited out for a sharper narrative. The intro scene with the guys stepping out for a smoke felt unnecessary and slightly dull, making for a slow opening. A more engaging start would have added to the film's appeal.

Inspiration & Style:

There's an evident inspiration from cult Hollywood films, especially Pulp Fiction, in how Anand and Milind characters are written and portrayed. This adds an interesting dynamic, giving the film a stylish and intense feel.

Final Thoughts:

Despite a few areas that could have been improved, Anaganaga Australia Lo is a commendable effort, and every actor brings freshness to the screen. If the film undergoes a refined editing process, it has the potential to reach a wider audience with a greater impact.

Best wishes to all the actors and the team-there is immense talent here, and I look forward to seeing more from them in the future!

"Anaganaga Australia Lo" is an unexpectedly polished thriller that impresses with its fresh directorial vision and strong performances from a largely new cast. 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. The director- Tarak Tanas 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" - 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.

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.