Anjali, Srinivas Reddy, Satyam Rajesh starrer Geethanjali Malli Vachindi has been released worldwide on April 11th in good number of screens. This film is the sequel to Geethanjali and its trailer received positive response. Shiva Turlapati helmed the megaphone while Pravin Lakkaraju scored tunes and it had been produced by Kona Venkat and MVV Satyanarayana.
Into the Story :-
Ayaan (Satya) and his friend Seenu, a director struggling to make his mark, embark on a journey to create a movie despite facing countless challenges. Just when they are about to throw in the towel, fate intervenes in the form of a phone call to Seenu from Vishnu, a businessman residing in Ooty. Vishnu expresses his interest in producing a film and proposes shooting it at his haunted palace, Sangeeth Mahal.
Anjali, the owner of a local coffee shop, is selected as the leading lady for the film. As filming progresses within the eerie confines of Sangeeth Mahal, the crew encounters inexplicable occurrences that hint at hidden secrets lurking within the palace's walls.
Who is Vishnu, and what motivates him to choose a struggling director like Seenu for his project? What mysteries lie concealed within Sangeeth Mahal, and how are they connected to the unfolding story? And what role does Geethanjali play in unraveling the enigmatic events surrounding the filming process?
Discover the answers to these questions and more as the thrilling tale unfolds on the silver screen.
What Entertains the Audience :-
Once again, comedian Satya steals the show with his impeccable comedic timing, effortlessly drawing laughter from the audience with his innocent portrayal and expressive gestures.
Despite having limited screen time, Sunil delivers a noteworthy performance in the latter portion of the film, adding to the amusement with his playful antics.
Anjali delivers a satisfactory performance in her role, buoyed by a talented ensemble cast including Srinivasa Reddy, Satyam Rajesh, and Shakalaka Shankar. Ravi Shankar and Priya excel in their portrayal of ghosts, further enhancing the film's entertainment value. Particularly, the comedy sequences set within the ghostly palace are highly effective, offering a plethora of laughs, especially towards the latter part of the movie.
What makes Audience to think :-
The film's main story plot heel lies in its predictable and unoriginal plot, which fails to inject much-needed excitement into this horror-comedy venture.
Although the comedy scenes thrive, the character development of the antagonist, portrayed by Rahul Madhav, remains underdeveloped, leaving untapped potential.
Supporting actors like Ali and Srikanth Iyengar are underutilized, their roles lacking depth. Furthermore, Anjali's character suffers from insufficient screen time, a surprising oversight.
The subplot involving the ghosts could have been concluded more effectively, with the climax feeling forced and lacking conviction. Despite providing entertainment, many scenes feel overly familiar and fail to leave a lasting impact.
What's into Technical :-
Director Shiva Turlapati's applausable efforts are hindered by senior writer Kona Venkat's neglect of the story and screenplay, which diminishes the overall impact. A more concentrated focus on these aspects could have significantly elevated the film's quality.
Pravin Lakkaraju's music contributes occasional thrills, while Sujatha Siddhartha's cinematography could have been more captivating to fully engage the audience. Chota K Prasad's editing is satisfactory, and the production values meet expectations.
RK's (Reviewer) Verdict :-
"Geethanjali Malli Vachindhi" brings laughs but lacks in delivering scares. Satya's comedic talent shines, complemented by Sunil's noteworthy performance. Although Anjali performs well, the film's predictable plot, underdeveloped characters, and lackluster climax are notable weaknesses.
If you have no other entertainment options. You can have a one-time watch
Note :- We don't give any Rating to Films which are released to entertain/throw a message to audience.
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