Akhil
Akkineni's
much
awaited
debut
film
Akhil,
directed
by
V
V
Vinayak
and
produced
by
Nithiin,
is
finally
in
the
theaters
next
to
you.
Read
the
review
to
know
how
did
the
young
Akkineni
scion
scored
with
his
first
attempt.
Rating:
2.5/5
Akhil
Story:
Akhil
revolves
around
the
back
story
of
JUA,
which
is
considered
by
the
tribes
of
Africa
as
a
sacred
entity
that
saves
the
world
from
destruction.
Akhil
(Akhil
Akkineni)
and
his
love
Divya
(Sayesha
Saigal)
were
like
any
of
us.
But
how
did
a
normal
guy
like
Akhil
fall
in
the
pursuit
of
JUA
and
what
role
does
Divya
play?
Does
Akhil
hold
a
connect
with
the
whole
concept
of
JUA?
Uou
got
to
untie
the
threads
along
with
the
highly
stuffed
commercial
elements
in
theaters.
Performances:
Akhil
Akkineni
gets
a
unanimous
thumbs
up
from
us
for
his
screen
presence,
strong
voice,
dances
and
fights.
He
danced
like
a
dream
and
is
of
course
gifted
with
the
looks
of
Akkinenis.
But
his
comedy
timing,
dialogue
delivery
and
the
acting
in
emotional
scenes
needs
to
be
taken
care
of.
Sayesha
Saigal,
another
debutante,
not
only
looked
gorgeous
but
has
also
proved
her
mettle
in
the
limited
scope
she
was
given.
Brahmanandam,
Vennela
Kishore,
Saptagiri
were
as
usual
and
the
other
seasoned
actors
like
Rajendra
Prasad,
Mahesh
Manjrekar,
Jayaprakash
Reddy
were
brilliant.
Technical
Aspects
&
Analysis:
We
can
say
Akhil
has
gone
wrong
at
various
levels
as
the
storyline
by
Veligonda
Srinivas
itself
is
very
risky.
The
lavishness
is
visible
in
the
cinematography,
sets,
locations
and
action
sequences.
However,
all
this
seems
unimpressive
in
the
tale
that
is
rather
boring
and
outdated
in
today's
times
and
tedious
to
watch.
The
songs
barely
had
a
purpose.
After
a
point
you
end
up
wondering
how
the
so-called
star
director
like
V
V
Vinayak
can
be
so
silly
and
still
impress
the
stars
in
the
industry
with
his
absurdity.
If
the
film
fails
to
impress
audience,
it
is
Vinayak
who
needs
take
the
complete
blame
as
one
can
see
a
clear
failure
of
execution.
Akhil
is
nothing
but
taking
audience
for
a
royal
ride
and
underestimating
their
knowledge.
Painfully
rhyming
one-liners
by
Kona
Venkat
and
cliched
histrionics
of
comedians
were
awful.
The
scene
where
Akhil
chases
a
panther
and
the
climax
makes
you
want
to
tear
the
screen
apart.
Graphics,
we
fall
short
of
words.
Overview:
Akhil
was
the
only
saving
grace
of
this
otherwise
third
degree
torture.
He
is
spontaneous,
energetic
and
futuristic
star.
He
carries
the
entire
film
on
his
shoulders
and
entertains
the
audience
in
his
sphere
of
role.
Can
give
it
a
watch
for
the
Akkineni
scion.
Akkineni
Nagarjuna
makes
a
special
entry
in
the
last
song,
Akkineni
Akkineni
and
he
takes
away
all
the
attention
with
his
natural
ease
and
star
presence.
Jua
-
Pond
Scene
+
Chopper
scene
+
Natural
disasters
graphics
+
more
resulted
hilarious
climax
#Akhil
Touted
to
be
the
padding
elements
for
Akhil,
ended
up
being
the
disastrous
aspects
of
the
film
and
Akhil
raised
above
all
of
it
and
scored
some
brownie
points.
Brahmi,
Sapthagiri,
RP
nly
+ves
rest
al
movie
SCRAP.Leave
about
al
Block
busters
he
has
given.Is
he
the
same
director
who
directed
AS
#Akhil