Jathi Rathnalu Movie and Review

Naveen Polishetty Jathi Rathnalu movie has been released here on today on the occasion of shivaratri. the film got super duper response from the fans.To speak into the trailer Srikanth (Naveen) and his friends (Rahul Ramakrishna and Priyadarshi) are aimless youngsters from Jogipet. They decide to go to Hyderabad to settle down in life but ends up as accused in an attempt to murder case. They should find a way out of it so that they can go back to Jogipet again.

Coming to performance, Naveen Polishetty is a fine talent who can make you watch whatever he does and also keeps you thoroughly entertained. Although Rahul and Priyadarshi are always around him it is Naveen’s one man show all the way. Rahul is hilarious as a drunkard who always chitchats with random girls on phone. Priyadarshi also gets some nice moments here and there. Faria's character also has been written for the comedy sake and she is okay. Murali Sharma, Naresh and Brahmanandam shine in their respective roles.

to speak about the cinema story, Jathi Ratnalu is a farcical comedy that doesn't take itself seriously atleast for a moment. It is an attempt to make people laugh throughout even if it may appear silly and senseless at times. The director and the actors are aware of what they are doing and they enjoyed doing it. It is a boon for the director to have Naveen on board and he just killed it with his comic timing.

There are numerous moments where Naveen will make you laugh uncontrollably in spite of uttering totally nonsensical lines. Naveen never lets the smile on your face fade away even when the proceedings turn a bit tedious in the second half. His performance in the courtroom scene is paisa vasool and everything else is a bonus.

First half is fun ride with many laugh out loud moments and well placed Chitti song. The track between Naveen and Faria also is likeable. Second half seem tiresome at few instances as the director takes an illogical route to solve a serious crime. Comedy also is over the top in few sequences. However, the courtroom scenes with Brahmanandam playing the judge puts everything back on track and the movie ends on a fun note.