Geethanjali Malli Vachindhi

The much anticipated Geethanjali sequel, Geethanjali Malli Vachindi, has finally hit theaters today, after a ten-year wait. The fact that this release also marks actress Anjali’s 50th film adds to the enthusiasm. Discover the conclusion about this eagerly awaited follow-up by reading the review.

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Geethanjali Malli Vachindi

Release Date : April 11, 2024

Starring: Anjali, Srinivas Reddy, Satyam Rajesh, Satya, Shakalaka Shankar, Sunil, Ali, Ravi Shankar, Rahul Madhav and others.

Director: Shiva Turlapati

Producers: Kona Venkat and MVV Satyanarayana

Music Director: Pravin Lakkaraju

Cinematographer: Sujatha Siddhartha

Editor: Chota K Prasad

Story

Ayaan (Satya) and his friend Seenu (Srinivasa Reddy), a struggling director, decide to make a movie but face numerous obstacles. When they’re on the verge of quitting, Seenu receives a call from Ooty-based businessman Vishnu (Rahul Madhav), who wants to produce a film. Vishnu owns a haunted palace called Sangeeth Mahal and insists on shooting there. Anjali (Anjali), a coffee shop owner, is chosen as the heroine. As the filming progresses, they encounter eerie moments. What secrets lie within the palace? Who is Vishnu? Why did he choose a struggling director? How is Geethanjali related to the story? Find out the rest of the story on the big screen.

Trailer

Review

Comedian Satya captivates the audience with his flawless comedic timing once more. His innocent performance and emotive emotions make people laugh.

Despite having little on screen time, Sunil puts up a strong performance in the second part, adding to the fun with his antics.

With the help of a formidable ensemble that includes Srinivasa Reddy, Satyam Rajesh, and Shakalaka Shankar, Anjali gives a respectable performance in her role. Priya and Ravi Shankar also make an impressive appearance as ghosts, adding to the fun.

There are lots of chuckles throughout the film, but the comedic sequences set in the ghost palace are especially good.

The storyline of the movie is not as good as it may be since it is too formulaic and unoriginal. This horror comedy might have been lot more exciting with a more inventive script.

While the comedic moments are abundant, Rahul Madhav’s portrayal of the antagonist has a weak character arc that wastes potential.

Deeply flat roles are the lot of supporting actors like Srikanth Iyengar and Ali. Anjali’s character also has a shocking oversight of not getting enough screen time.

The ghost plot should have been wrapped up more skillfully; the climax came across as forced and unconvincing. Though entertaining, a lot of the scenes are too similar to one another and don’t have much of an effect.

Conclusion

Geethanjali Malli Vachindhi, as a whole, makes you chuckle but doesn’t really scare you. Satya’s comic skills are evident, bolstered by Sunil’s noteworthy performance. The film’s shortcomings are its dull climax, uninteresting characters, and rote plot, even though Anjali does a good job leading the charge. Investigate other forms of amusement if possible.