2nd half of F2 could not deliver as per the expectation it has put in the 1st half. Frankly speaking F2 movie had comedy, but no movie can continue sustaining just based on the comedy. He looked very stylish at the same time very cute. The punch he delivers in the fight has confidence. Fights in the movie are so confidently executed. Believe me he is so energetic on the screen. Songs are highlight, his dance is unbelievable. The movie would completely take you to a joy ride in all the departments. But after seeing the trailer and his dance movements, I went to watch the movie today, and I was thrilled. I used to hate Akhil as I thought he is like a pilla bachcha.
I strongly recommend people to kindly watch this movie and change their opinion on Akhil. The music composition and the lyrics were outstandingly marvelous. Nidhhi Agarwal was gorgeous through out the film, and her acting was even laudable. Akhil has performed like a matured actor. Comedy delivered by Hyper Aadi and Priyadarshini were outstanding. Akhil's acting is way matured, and the comedy and sentiments in the film are outstanding and were not induced just for the sake of the film. The fights were not violent, but still glorious to watch. Akhil's dance were extraordinary and he performed difficult steps with an ease. Every single department worked really well in the film. The plot deals with how the two stand through the thick and thin of their relationship and revive their love.Īkhil has proved his talent to the core. The relationship then takes various twists and turns while Nikki is at the receiving end with Vicky's commitment issues. After initial friction, Vicky and Nikki get a better excuse to hangout together realising that both their cousins are due to marry soon. On his return trip to India after completing his graduation, he meets Nikitha a.k.a Nikki (Nidhhi Agerwal) during a flight. Vikram Krishna a.k.a Vicky, played by Akhil, is a heartthrob at college, a hit with girls, so much so that they fight to be his 'girlfriend'. The film is proof to Akhil's coming of age and composure as an actor, presenting his confidence to handle a perfect masala outing. However, more than the playboy side to Akhil, it's his acting mettle that impresses in Mr Majnu, the most.
It can't get more official than this, when he's referred to his grandfather and father's iconic films in a lyric that reads 'Devadasu manavado, Manmadhudike varasudo'. With this Venky Atluri directorial, Akhil Akkineni has officially been given the mantle to take over the casanova roles that his father-actor Nagarjuna has specialised in. There couldn't have been a better title than Mr Majnu for a film that deals with a male protagonist's endurance of a heartbreak.
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