Praneeth media has bought the USA theatrical rights of Telugu movie Adi Nuvve. The romantic comedy movie 
is released on September 17, in Andhra Pradesh and the US.
Neelam Veera Prasad has directed the film and it is produced by Dr K Srikanth on the banner of Vandana Arts. Naresh, Kasi Viswanath, Pruthvi, Raja Sridhar, Satyam Rajesh, Amit, Master Bharat, Leena, Hema, Raksha Sakuntala, Charu Sarma, Sivanarayana and others are in the cast.
Jeevan Thomas has scored the music. The movie revolves around a boy and girl played by Chaitanya and Aksha. The storyline of the film is all about Aksha, who tries and fails to express his love for a girl.
Adi Nuvve is another flick for which inscribing a review is a sheer dissipate of time. The film gives an impression that an amateur director with a downbeat design made the film in a state of perplexity. The run of the mill subject of the film leaves the viewers in lurch right from the beginning. The spectators have to bear with the worthless twists and turns for about two and a half hour because the film leads one to nowhere. The void expressions of the protagonist's father character and occasional overplay of the mother character create tedium. Senior actor Naresh who played the role of the heroine's father is used for giving up dialogues. The exceeded vulgarity in the comedy scenes and dialogues uttered by comedian Satyam Rajesh generate nasty look over the faces of the spectators. Chaitanya, the protagonist of the film should set out for perfection in performance apart from bone cracking dance sequences. One has to tickle his/her ownself to express amusement over Brahmanandam's farce. The female lead Aksha tried her level best yet, with caricature expressions.
As far as the story of the film is concerned the protagonist falls in love with the lady at the instant he looks her and finds that she is like minded with him. He even disregards his aspiration during the course. Followed by instructions of his friends he tracks the lady. Entry of multiple villains and comedians occurs in the due course of time. The climax of the film reminds that of the old flick Amar Akbar Anthony.
The director Veera Prasad Neelam has to come up with an original story line if at all he is determined to sustain in the industry. More maturity in presentation is recommended.
