Aadavaallu Meeku Johaarlu

Being ladies all over the film filled with veteran actresses naturally makes it watchable if you have grown up watching them all and if you films with heavily loaded emotions and too from the Telugu industry, that's precisely the reason why I watched it, hence saying so.

The overall film is so lengthier and felt like watching a tv series with a decent plot to create good emotional drama but made very poorly with a dead slow screenplay and very less emotional sequences and more crappy fun sequences which spoils the overall flow/mood of the film.

There was a chance of making it better by removing the useless songs & comedy scenes but it was a wasted opportunity, though there were some really good dialogues bit & pieces sprinkled across the film and when they're played by the prominent actresses, it just works & does its magic but the potential of these actresses was totally under-utilized, I'd say.

Set in Rajamundry, 'Aadavallu Meeku Johaarlu' is a family drama. The protagonist is the only male child in a big joint family that is dominated by women - mothers, aunts, sisters, and nieces.

Chiranjeevi aka Chiru (Sharwanand) is the apple of everyone's eye. He has been brought up by five women, including his mother (Radhika) and aunt (Kavitha Ranjini). There are men in this family, the husbands, but they don't matter in the bigger picture because it's the women who take decisions in this family. Decisions like who Chiru should marry, because no girl is ever good enough for him. Aadhya (Rashmika Mandanna) comes across this wacky family and seems to blend in just fine. But there's one big hitch - her single mom (Khusbu), also an independent woman, doesn't even want her to get married.

The film has some humorous moments, thanks to Brahmanandam, Vennela Kishore, Satya and co. Who manage to keep things light. Sharwanand and Rashmika Mandanna are a delight - they're the only reason you manage to sit through the film. They're both naturals at their roles and Rashmika looks absolutely gorgeous.

On a whole, Aadavaallu Meeku Johaarlu is complete family entertainer with brilliant performances from all the actors.

The story and screenplay of the movie is good. The movie is a romantic, comedy movie. Family movie. Some scenes are very comedy. Again there are some scenes that are very entertaining. A beautiful time will pass if you watch the movie.

This is also a routin family entertainer which is good attempt by the director.

Sarwanand and Rashmika both are doing good. But the character Padma played by Kavita Ranjini is the main eye catching role.

Bramhanandam sir's small role also attracts everyone.

Other cast like vellela Kishore and Satya also doing good but I think Satya's role is little bit lesser and that comedy punch is totally missing by him. We know that Satya's comedy timing and expression and he is upcoming comedy superstar of tollywood.

Overall good attepmt.

There was rare to find this type of movie, After watch srinavas kalyanam and geeta govindam, i loved to watched this. Music was so beautiful and heart touching. Sharwa and rashmika looks nice.

We must support this type of movie that spread love, self respect, family value.