Story

Arjun (Pradeep) and Akshara (Amritha) are acquaintances and also classmates but despise each other. They change bodies in a rare situation and should find a way out of it. There is also a reincarnation angle related to this love story. 

Review 

The movie comes after a year-long pandemic-enforced delay. The story turns out to be lagging, lacking in soul and depth.  

Pradeep Machiraju and Amritha have shown their mettle with acting in this movie. Pradeep who makes his debut with the movie looks like he has got goods that can help him deliver for a long time in the industry. 

The film is marred by its predictability, as it is cliché-ridden and makes the audience wince at every turn. Director Munna opts for the same old routine action sequences at every move in the film, be it the fight between the lead pair, the obscure college comedy, or the supernatural track where they get to know their real existence in a different life.  

There are apparent gaps in the screenplay. The emotional scenes come as fake and artificial moments. Music by Anup Rubens is something good about the movie, except for one or two tracks the others are not catchy. The song Neeli Neeli Aakasham, in particular, is breath taking. 

Verdict

Watch it only for the lead pair of the movie. If not it is a movie you can give a miss.