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Amar Akbar Anthony Twitter Review: Here’s What The Fans Feel About The Ravi Teja-Ileana Starrer
Earlier this year, the much-loved Ravi Teja received some bad news when Nela Ticket opened to a lukewarm response at the box office and ended up being a commercial failure. Directed by Kalyan Krishna, the action-comedy failed to impress the critics as well and received disappointing reviews from them. With the setback behind him, the 'Mass Maharaja' is back in the news because of his latest film Amar Akbar Anthony.
The film is a Srinu Vaitla directorial and features Ravi Teja in a triple role. The film has created a reasonable amount of buzz amongst the target audience and might help it open well at the box office. Amar Akbar Anthony also features Ileana D'Cruz in the lead and it marks her return to Tollywood after a hiatus.
Amar Akbar Anthony hit the screens today(November 16, 2018) and the first shows are underway. Here is the Amar Akbar Anthony Twitter
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Ravi Teja Impresses Big Time
According to this fan, Ravi Teja has delivered a solid performance in Amar Akbar Anthony and proved that he is truly the 'Mass Maharaja' of Tollywood. His comic timing seems to be spot on.
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'Below Average'
This fan apparently did not find Amar Akbar Anthony to be a good film. In his hard-hitting tweet, he says that it is a 'below average' attempt at storytelling and offers nothing fresh.
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Welcome Back Ileana!
Ileana's presence and Ravi Teja's lively performance are the biggest highlights of the film, as per this fan. However, he also states that the film plot is pretty plain and does offer anything new.
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A Disaster
According to this Twitter user, Amar Akbar Anthony is a complete disaster that has virtually no saving grace. Apparently, the story is outdated and the performances extremely routine. The comedy sequences too lack a punch.
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SS Thaman Impresses
While the film has received a mixed response, SS Thaman's background score has managed to impress big time. This fan's tweet implies that it gels well with the on-screen action.
