If this was not enough, icing on the cake are the scenes between ANR and Naga Chaitanya in the second half. His scenes with Chaitanya are hilarious, and both the father and son share a sizzling chemistry.
Nagarjuna plays the sheet anchor’s role to perfection. His screen presence, and the way he has gone about his role, is probably the best thing in the film. Starting with the legendary ANR, he just proves what an legendary actor he is. It is just a treat for the eyes to watch all three generations of Akkineni family in one frame. The concept, execution and the way the entire movie has been handled is supremely brilliant. Every frame of Manam, is just a celebration. Why is Chaitanya shocked ? What does he have to do with the entire set up ? How are these characters connected ? For all these answers you need to watch the film on big screen. This time it is a shock for Chaitanya, who sees Nageswara Rao and Anjali together. On the other hand, one fine day, Nageswara Rao accidentally helps an old man Chaitanya(ANR) and also meets Anjali(Shriya) in the hospital. This immediately reminds him of his parents, and he then plans to develop love between the young couple and get them married. One fine day, Nageswara Rao gets the shock of his life, when he meets Nagarjuna(Naga Chaitanya) and Priya(Samanta). The small kid, Bittu grows on to become a rich and successful business man in Nageswara Rao(Nagarjuana). After a few days of problems in their marriage, the couple dies in a car accident. The film starts off with a feud between a couple in Radha Mohan(Naga Chaitanya) and Krishnaveni(Samanta). We have been to the special premiere today, and are bringing you the detailed review now. Starring the entire three generations of Akkineni family, this film is touted as the farewell film for the legendary ANR. Manam is perhaps one the most awaited films in the history of Tollywood.
Starring : Akkineni Nageswara Rao, Nagarjuna, Naga Chaitanya, Shriya Saran, Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Lavanya Tripathi Producer : Akkineni Nageswara Rao, Akkineni Nagarjuna
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