Addhuri,
the
launchpad
of
Dhruv
Sarja
(Brother
of
Chiru
Sarja
and
nephew
of
Arjun
Sarja)
has
been
in
the
making
for
a
few
years
now.
The
film
unit
took
its
own
time
to
complete
the
project
to
ensure
that
the
film
is
nothing
less
than
the
best.
It
started
getting
noticed
after
the
music
of
the
film
composed
by
V
Harikrishna
got
released
with
quite
a
few
songs
becoming
chartbusters
and
generating
a
huge
hype
around
film.
Now,
let
us
see
whether
their
efforts
have
come
to
fruition.
Read
on
for
the
review...
The
director
starts
off
the
proceedings
by
taking
us
to
a
railway
station
to
introduce
a
couple,
Arjun
and
Poornima,
who
were
on
the
verge
of
breaking
up,
and
the
leading
lady
wants
to
leave
once
and
for
all
to
Delhi.
But
the
hero's
trick
makes
her
to
postpone
her
journey
by
a
week
and
Arjun,
in
order
to
win
her
back,
requests
Poornima
to
join
him
in
visiting
those
places,
which
have
been
special
to
them.
On
hearing
his
words,
Poornima
decides
to
be
with
him,
but
only
after
he
agrees
for
all
her
terms
and
conditions.
In
the
next
seven
days,
Arjun
does
his
best
to
rekindle
the
love.
During
the
process,
Tarun
(Tarun
Chandra),
who
is
the
groom
chosen
by
Poornima's
father,
arrives
in
the
film.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
However,
the
director
does
not
reveal
why
their
relationship
got
into
trouble
till
the
climax.
AP
Arjun
has
made
a
youthful
story
with
all
necessary
commercial
ingredients
in
mind.
It
is
a
modern-day
tale
told
in
a
simple
yet
interesting
manner.
But
he
takes
quite
a
long
time
to
arrive
at
the
main
plot.
However,
the
first
half
is
engaging
and
there
lies
a
good
amount
of
entertaining
elements.
However,
at
parts,
the
movie
looks
draggy
and
it
could
have
been
a
lot
more
interesting
affair
if
it
was
made
crispy.
Performance
wise,
Dhruv
Sarja
has
come
out
with
flying
colours.
He
impresses
the
audience
with
his
abilities
to
dance
and
fight
with
ease.
He
is
energetic
all
through
the
film
and
that
remain
one
of
his
highlights.
But
the
drawback
is
that
his
expressions,
which
at
some
scenes,
are
not
up
to
the
mark
and
he
has
to
work
a
lot
on
this
aspect.
His
co-star
Radhika
Pandit
is
good
and
has
played
her
part
well.
Tarun
Chandra,
in
extended
guest
role,
leaves
an
impression
on
the
minds
of
audience.
Rest
other
characters
are
okay.
Technically,
the
film
justifies
its
title:
Addhuri,
as
the
movie
is
rich
in
visuals
and
music.
Soorya
S
Kiran's
cinematography
is
excellent.
V
Harikrishna
has
given
a
couple
of
good
tracks
with
'Thu
anth...' track
standing
out
as
the
triumph
card.
Ravi
Verma's
stunts
and
Imran
Sardhariya-Harsha's
choreographies
are
praiseworthy.
Finally,
director
Arjun,
who
has
penned
the
story,
screenplay,
dialogues
and
lyrics,
get
full
marks
for
dialogues,
which
is
one
of
the
highlights
of
the
movie.