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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 score with his first attempt.

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 falls in the pursuit of JUA and what role does Divya play? Does Akhil hold a connect with the whole concept of JUA? you got to untie the threads along with the highly stuffed commercial elements in theaters.  

Performances:

Akhil Akkineni scores an 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 acting in emotional scenes needs to be taken care of. Sayesha Saigal, another debutante, not only looked gorgeous but has also showcased her mettle in the limited scope she was given. Brahmnandam, Vennela Kishore, Saptagiri were as usual and the other seasoned actors like Rajendra Prasad, Mahesh Manjrekar, Jayaprakash Reddy were brilliant.    

Plus Points:

Akhil’s dance and fight sequences are the major plus of this movie.
Comedy scenes of Brahmanandam, Vennala Kishore and Sapthagiri are superb
VV Vinayak’s direction and trademark dialogues
Mahesh Manjrekar's performance as a villain is one of the biggest assets of the film
Cinematography is splendid
Akkineni Nagarjuna's presence in Akkineni..Akkineni song

Minus points:

Second half of this movie did not have interesting factors. Even though the songs were shot extremely well, they have not been placed in the right places.
Some scenes could have been edited

Technical Aspects & Analysis:

Can say Akhil has gone wrong at various levels as the story line 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 However, all this seems unimpressive in the tale that is rather boring and outdated in today's times and tedious to watch.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 this 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 'supposed to be funny' cliched histrionics of comedians were another level. The scene where Akhil chases a panther 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.