Acharya

It is safe to say that Acharya is Koratala Siva's weakest work till date. The story of Acharya is as old as the hills and the screenplay deserves fresh elements. The film lacked high points, which could have made the proceedings interesting.

Acharya lacks the soul it needed to pull off a tale that banks too much on people connecting to the concept of dharma. The film is a bag of contradictions that give you whiplash after a while, and while it has moments to remember, it doesn't work as intended.

On a final note, 'Acharya' movie is an outdated story and is further ruined by an unimpressive narration from Koratala Siva. Excepts some scenes and songs, rest of the film punishes audience.

This mega emotional and action entertainer is impressive in terms of visuals, but not in line with the level of the film in terms of narrative. Also the stretched scenes, boring treatment, and the main sequences that are not as interesting stand out as minus points.

The writing is so poor that even the two actors' massive stardom feels inadequate to lift this movie. It's a snooze fest.

It is puzzling how director Koratala Siva managed to achieve this casting coup with such a tedious storyline. The scenes with Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan should have set the screen on fire, but they barely spark. By the time the film crawls to the final sequence, you are at the end of your tether.