Jathi Ratnalu Review: A Delightful Fun Ride

By vishnu vardhan Updated: Mar 12, 2021, 07:32 IST

Vishnu Vardhan Review's Jathi Ratnalu

Movie: Jathi Ratnalu

Rating: 3/5

Banner: Swapna Cinema

Cast: Naveen Polishetty, Priyadarshi, Rahul Ramakrishna, Faria Abdullah, Brahmaji, Brahmanandam, Vennela Kishore, and others

Music: Radhan

Producers: Nag Ashwin

Written and Directed: Anudeep

Release Date: March 11, 2021

Jathi Ratnalu is one of the much awaited movie than the other two movies that were released on the auspicious Mahashivratri. The trailer was hilarious, songs were loved by the audiences especially the 'Chitti Song'. And above all, the way they promoted their movie moved the audience to the theater's.

Story

Srikanth aka Naveen Polishetty runs a ladies emporium established by his father (Tanikella Bharani) in Jogipet. But he is ashamed of people calling him 'ladies emporium srikanth'. And one fine day Srikanth challenges his father as easy as abc that he will go to Hyderabad and find a respectable job. He along with his two friends Sekhar and Ravi land in Hyd.

Somehow, they find shelter in posh Banjara Hills apartments. That's when Srikanth falls in love with his neighbour chitti. It's a fun ride till the trio gets caught in a suspected crime involving an attack on a politician Chanakya (Murali Sharma).

How do they prove themselves innocent and come out of jail is the whole story?

Artists performances

Naveen Polishetty is fantabulous, he rocks the whole show from start to the end. Seeing Naveen Polishetty's comic-timing you will wonder if he was the same guy who acted in 'Agent Sai Srinivas Athreya'.

For the film, Naveen is like the important spice in biryani, if you take him off then the whole essence is lost. And the additional spices are Rahul Ramakrishna and Priyadarshi. Not only these three of them but everyone involved in the script did a decent job.

Technicalities

Anudeep as a director has proved that people will watch a movie if it has a positive intent of showing what you are good at! rather than pointing fingers. He never took the film seriously, his humour worked well. Interesting thing about Anudeep is he never worried about what he wrote, because there were a lot of illogical and silly situations popping up at times.

Music is impressive with Cute Chitti Song sticking out. Cinematography is adequate.

Editing could have been much better than it is. Vijay devarakonda and Keerthy Suresh's cameo roles came as a big surprise.

Bottom line Jathi Ratnalu is a joy to watch.