Amidst huge expectations, Hello is finally in theatres. This romantic action thriller directed by Vikram Kumar has Akhil and Kalyani in the lead roles. Produced by Nagarjuna under Annapurna Studios banner, the movie has music composed by Anup Rubens.
Akhil is definitely the major attraction of the movie and he performed exteremely well. He looked more confident and did his role with ease. He shined in all emotions be it in action scenes, romance and family scenes. Kalyani makes a perfect debut with this movie in a role that perfectly fits her. She did well especially in emotional scenes. Jagapathi Babu and Ramya Krishna as Akhil’s parents are impressive. The emotional scenes shown within the family worked quite well.
Action episodes in the movie are terrific and are composed in a thrilling way. The stunts looked realistic. Cinematography is excellent and needs a special mention. The action sequences are captured amazingly. Music by Anup Rubens is another major highlight of the movie. Both songs and background score are excellent. Editing is Good. Production values are at top notch.
Its needless to say that Vikram Kumar’s narration is excellent. Though the movie has a thin storyline, its the screenplay which is very engaging, straight and simple too made audience feel interesting. However, things got down a bit in the later half of the movie.
Overall, the movie can be said as a perfect re-launch of Akhil whose screen presence, stunts and dances are very impressive. Also, its clearly evident that a big star is in making in the form of Akhil. With engaging screenplay, good emotions and technical brilliance in all departments, Hello is definitely a good watch.
Pros:
Akhil and other actors
Cinematography
Direction, Screenplay
Action sequences
Production Values
Music
Emotions
Cons:
Slow second half.
Rating : 3/5
PS: Please note that this review completely reflects our reviewer’s personal opinion and taste. What we didn’t like might be good for others. So please do watch the movie in theaters and help fight piracy.
We don’t reveal the story details in our review as it might spoil the experience of audience.
