A Aa review

Trivikram has found a new formula for family movies. Pleasant narration, subtle emotions, good music, multiple flashbacks and an emotional high towards the climax. A Aa follows the same template and I should say it is better than the last two that came out in same template i.e. Attarintiki Daaredi and S/O Satyamurthy. Yes A Aa is a better movie than those two minus the stars. Telugu audience are desperate for a clean family entertainer owing to the recent disappointments and this one more than fills that gap.

The main line of A Aa, if told improperly may come across as selfishness, but Trivikram uses his magic to make it very convincing. "Bayata vallani gelipinchadam kosam manani nammukunna vallani odinchakoodadu". Watch the movie to completely understand the line and weight behind those lines. The only drawback in the movie is that there is some pacing problem towards the end but ending makes up for it. Even the end takes its own sweet time but you would not mind the pace by that point. All the actors did good. Samantha has got a meatier role and she was fine. Nitin for a change acts very subtle and did good. Anupama looked like a ticking time bomb that Trivikram did not let to explode. Music is a highlight. Songs are picturized very beautifully. Camera work in ya ya and Anasuya kosam songs is so beautiful and captures village beauty very well.

A Aa is not a perfect must watch family entertainer. Instead it is a pleasant movie experience especially for family audience. Watch it and get swayed by the music, visuals and most importantly Trivikram's maatala mantraalu, a aa lu.