Aata

MS Raju is always known for putting a strong emotional content in all his films irrespective of their box office performance. For the first time, he attempted making a film that does not have any emotional depth. He tried to do a breezy film this time. Read More

Music by Devi Sri Prasad is hummable but, too many songs in the second half act as speed breakers. The audience will like the title song "Aata". The song "Ninnu Choostunte" are good. Read More

Sri Krishna (Sidhartha) falls for Satya who runs away from home after she is forcibly engaged to the son of a home minister. He decides to use his brains to win Satya as he realizes no point in taking risk going against a powerful political leader. Overall, Aata is a time pass film. Read More

The expectations the audience have on the M.S Raju a brand of filmmaking works against the film in Aata's case as the film isn't as good as his previous films. He has set his own standards, but doesn't live upto it this time. The first half is so so, while the second half is better. Read More

It is Ileana's glamour & Siddhartha's performance all the way for Aata. Despite a weak story, M S Raju's screenplay, novel treatment of the subject by director V N Aditya, Devisri Prasad's music coupled with the lead pair's performance have all made the film a big hit. Read More

No doubt Aata with its musical success and from the Banner values brings the audience to the theatre. However, due to lack of depth in the storyline and all the scenes what we see in the movie looks like that already we have seen them in some English and Hindi movies. Read More

Comedy is major plus point & also Illeana's skin show. The theatre comes down with laughter at Sunil's hotel lobby episode. It is situational comedy at its best. Chota K Naidu's cinematography is another scintillating feature. Read More

Trust us, watching the movie is like having a joy ride. The second half brightens up the movie. Though there are plenty of moments of ordinariness in the movie it's an entertaining movie. Even some of the jokes are straight lift outs from Mr Beans. Read More

First half of the film goes with subtle humor and soft narration. Second half has full dose of entertainment and sufficient action part. There is a full coat of comedy in the film where every frame has a topping of soft humor. Read More