This movie brings out the best of the romance genre in Tollywood. Combining the elements of the pressurized engineering and romance, 100% Love competently communicates to the youth of the country. The actors emote their characters very well and bring out the essence in the story. Though there is no complicated ending that's difficult to predict, the story makes sure that its not a pain to watch it breeze through. The comic scenes are superb and the childish nature of the characters make it an amusing watch.

The music is delightful. The song sequences are strategically placed and don't seem out of place at all. The direction and screenplay, ably reigned by Sukumar, are terrific. The flick is a mix of the best elements required to raise it to the level of a super hit.

A tongue-in-cheek comedy, Bhale Bhale Magadivoy brings out the pain in having a disability, in a rather humorous way. The protagonist suffers from short term memory loss, due to which he forgets giving important information to people, even during crucial times. In such an encounter, he meets his love interest and somehow manages to convince her that he has no disability. In a different situation, he enrages his girlfriend's dad and he says that he will never get his daughter married to him, without knowing that this is the same man his daughter is dating. What unfurls later is the protagonist realizing that this man is his girlfriend's dad and somehow tweaking the situations so that the pieces are not placed together.

This movie relies heavily on the character sketches, whose roles have been played perfectly. Other conditions also prevail, where there is a lot of action or a lot of sentiment playing. These events are also handled well. The music is also very nice and soothing. The overall feel of the film is fresh and new, the concept being the highlight of the film.

Pawan Kalyan packed a lot of power and style in this film. His mannerisms and character content was had a lot of swag. Even Samantha acted really well and got a good portion of the movie to showcase her skills. The dialogues carried a lot of gravity and were presented with absolute clarity. The film maintained the kind of emotions necessary. Though, at one point of time, you feel the narrative getting obvious, the pace got back, especially at the climax.

Director Trivikram Srinivas ensured to portray the nuances of familial sentiments. The screenplay was impeccable. The music by DSP also gave a good feel to the movie.

August Rush beautifully describes the story of a musical prodigy. The theme of "All's well that ends well" stands active throughout. The background music and the symphonies orchestrated in the movie are spectacular. Freddie Highmore shines through! A lovely watch...

A true story, this movie gives goosebumps to everyone who would have seen it. It is simple, yet mind-teasing at the same time. The entire plot unravels in a mysterious way and the method of depiction is so sincere. A must watch for everyone.