Nartanasala Review: Big disappoinment

Director Srinivas Chakravarthi's Telugu movie At Nartanasala starring Naga Shaurya, Kashmira and Yamini Bhaskar, has released here on today and getting mixed responce from the audience.

Release Date : 30th Aug, 2018

Director : Srinivas Chakravarthi

Music Director : Mahati Swara Sagar

Choreography : Vijay C Kumar

Producer : Usha Mulpuri

Starring : Naga Shaurya, Kashmira


Naga Shaurya who was last seen in Chalo and shared the screen space with Rashmika Mandanna, is making his comeback with a romantic and comedy entertainer Nartanasala, which is directed by Srinivas Chakravarthi and produced by Usha Mulpuri under the banner of Ira Creations.

Story:

When his wife was pregnant, Kalamandir Kalyan (Sivajiraja) had a deep yearning for a baby girl but the couple had been blessed with a baby boy (Naga Shaurya). Throughout the childhood, Sivaji raises the boy dressed like a girl which impacts the boys behavior. Naga Shaurya runs a self-defense training school for women. He loves an innocent girl Manasa ( Kashmira ), but webs into a one-way love triangle with Satya ( Yamini). Jayaprakash Reddy is the father of Satya, Naga Shaurya has been forced to stay at her home due to sivajirajas confusion. The love story turns crazier after JPs son Ajay also falls in love with Naga Shaurya thinking he is gay.

Performances:

Naga Shaurya has delivered good performances, which is the highlight of At Nartanasala. Kashmira and Yamini Bhaskar have no much scope for acting, but their glamour and chemistry with the hero are among the attractions of the movie. Shivaji Raja, Jayaprakash Reddy and Ajay have also done justice to their roles, say the viewers.

Technical:

At Nartanasala has decent production values and songs, background score, picturisation, selection of beautiful locales, art direction, punch lines and action scenes are the attractions on the technical front, say the film goers

Verdict: At Nartanasala is a big disappoinment

SMTV Raring:2/5