Amrutham Chandamama Lo

Amrutham Chandamama Lo is a sparkling addition to the world of Telugu cinema. Released in 2014, it is based on a popular sitcom titled 'Amrutham', which graced the small screens of the households of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana over a decade ago. The film enjoys an ensemble cast of Aravind, Aththirala, Srinivas Avasarala, Dhanya Balakrishna, Vasu Inturi Harish, Krishna Bhagavaan, and Chinna. The film is directed by Chandrasekhar Yeleti and is produced by Shilpa, Gangaraju Gunnam, and Just Yellow Media.

Amrutham Chandamama Lo can be best described as a laugh riot that takes the audience on a fantastical journey through space. The film revolves around the characters of Amrutham and Anji, who are roommates and run a business together. They regularly come up with innovative business ideas but each of these ideas hilariously backfires in unforeseen ways, causing them to suffer comic tragedies. Their ventures in the movie are no less comical than their previous endeavours and the situations that arise make for a delightful comedy of errors.

The primary plot of the movie begins when the duo decides to venture into the restaurant business yet again and opens a hotel on the moon. The rest of the storyline is their journey to the moon and the challenges they have to face in the process. This daring, unusual premise of a restaurant on the moon sets the stage for a rollercoaster ride of laughter.

Srinivas Avasarala, as Amrutham, brilliantly portrays his character with his comic timing and punchy dialogues. Equally impressive is Harish as Anji. Their chemistry and camaraderie are laudable and the duo brings life to their characters. The supporting casts are also pivotal to the narrative and add an extra dimension to the comic element of the movie.

The film's director, Chandrasekar Yeleti, who earlier directed critically acclaimed films like Aithe and Anukokunda Oka Roju, has proved his versatility by dabbling in the comedy genre and creating a memorable movie that is both fun and whimsical.

The special effects and graphics used in the movie are commendable. Especially the sequence of events in the space and the lunar surface were technically very sound and are presented with great detail. The fact that it was the first-ever Telugu film to showcase a much-decorated visual effects department is significant in making the film a visual treat.

The movie's music by Sri Kommineni is a harmonious complement to the comedic sequences. The songs are not just foot-tapping but also carry their own comic element which adds to the fun of the movie. The background score synchronizes perfectly with the scenes and heightens the mirthful environment.

The cinematography by Rasool Ellore is capacious and impressive. The depiction of the space and moon sequences are unique and gives the movie a galactic charm. The set designs are imaginative and catch the viewer's eye instantly. The screenplay too is spot-on with situational comedy.

Amrutham Chandamama Lo is a blend of humor, fantasy, and drama. It is a movie that sets out to entertain the audience, and it does so brilliantly. The film is shot in a way that elevates the comedic aspect in a relatable manner, yet, at the same time, it offers audiences a visually spectacular outing, making it a double treat. This amalgamation of terrestrial humor and interstellar spectacle is what sets this film apart from the rest.

In conclusion, Amrutham Chandamama Lo is not just a movie; it's an experience that takes the audience on a joy ride from their living room to the moon. It's an adventure that promises laughter and light-hearted entertainment. It is a commendable effort by the director to recreate the same charm of the original sitcom on the big screen while adding his own flavor. The movie is a perfect choice for anyone who seeks fun, amusement, and a hearty laugh.