A special interesting combination that has been awaited for years is Victory Venkatesh and director Trivikram Srinivas, The combination created a buzz among movie lovers when the film was announced. Finally, the film Aadarsha Kutumbam AK 47  hit the theaters today after being postponed a number of times. Lets check out AK 47 review and public reactions.

Aadarsha Kutumbam Story:

The story begins with Chitti Babu Thotti (Venkatesh) and his wife Swarna (Srinidhi Shetty) lead a middle class and financially troubled life. THe family is  trying to take care of their children and clear their debts. One day an unexpected lottery win worth ₹100 crore changes everything overnight changes. The Venkatesh family moves into a luxurious ₹20 crore villa and family trying to start fresh life. But their dream life soon turns into a nightmare when a notorious gang of Bihar-based dacoits comes after them, eyeing their newfound fortune. How the family deals with this unexpected danger forms the crux of the story.

Positive Points: 

  • Venkatesh’s effortless performance
  • Srinidhi Shetty impresses  performance
  • dialogues and writing.
  • Powerful interval action sequence.
  • Interesting second-half twist.
  • Thaman BGM Music

Negative Points 

  • Nivetha Pethuraj gets very limited screen
  • Nara Rohith’s performance is just okay.
  • the storyline lacks freshness and engagement.
  • Second half lacks the first half’s impact.
  • Screenplay has a few hiccups in the second half.
  • Songs fail to make a strong impression.

Technical Aspects:

The production values in this film are good. With neat setup and production design, the film’s background has been given a good output as desired. Thaman’s music is good in some places. Except for one of the songs, the rest are good. Ravi K Chandran’s cinematography is good. Naveen Nooli’s editing is decent.

As for director Trivikram, this is definitely an unexpected attempt from him. He has managed to deliver solid fun and thrill moments well. But when it comes to the second half, the story seems a little dull. It would have been better if this too had been planned a little more packed. Apart from this, his work impresses.

Verdict:

Overall, this Aadarsha Kutumbam AK 47  gives a decent treat. This is a completely different attempt from Trivikram, but it has his trademark dialogues, fun and thrilling action moments. Venky and the other main cast have also impressed. Otherwise, the second half has dropped a bit. It would have been better if they had carried more drama and emotions. Just leaving these aside, this family will please the family audience.

Bottom-line: Watch For Venkatesh performance