Alludu Sreenu
25/Jul/2014

2.50

Alludu Seenu in one word - 'package'.

VV Vinayak returns to his familiar territory with Alludu Seenu sans the usual verve that's seen in his movies. Yes, there's Brahmanandam, Prakash Raj, Ravi Babu, Vennela Kishore and a host of other reliable actors to save the day in the end, but the film's lacklustre plot leaves a lot to be a desired. Coincidentally or not, Alludu Seenu feels like Rajakumarudu meets Naayak and a million other films. In fact, Ben Affleck's Argo isn't spared either from this never ending list of 'influences'. It is a million dollar question how a film, which had enough resources and brains onboard, could feel so insipid and sluggish.(more)

Source: Hemanth Kumar, Times Of India

3.00

Minimum Guarantee content

Alludu Seenu is a formula-driven script that caters to all sections of audiences and it corporates all kinds of emotions. VV Vinayak brand value and Bellamkonda Suresh�s publicity for this film are the main reason for good openings for the movie. The plus points of the film are casting, songs, cinematography and production values. On the flip side, a more contemporary treatment and narration would have made it a better film. Brahmanandam�s comedy worked towards end. Vinayak is known for connecting with masses with his content. We have the wait and see how Alludu Seenu connects with masses with it�s time-tested, yet minimum guarantee content! (more)

Source: Jeevi, Idlebrain

1.50

"Alludu Seenu" Old Tollywood Wine in New Bottle

Seenu aka Bellamkonda Sreenivas earns his livelihood by cheating and indulding in the most challenging situations. Seenu & Narasimha (Prakash Raaj) runs away from Badami & accidently step down in Hyderabad. Thats where Seenu comes across Local don Bhai (Prakash Raaj), who is similar to his Uncle. Thereby he plays a trick by replacing his uncle in the place of Bhai, with help of Dimple (Brahmi). In this process Seenu intelligently woos Anjali (Samantha) with his charm and wins her heart finally, which by the way was bound to happen. Rest is best unsaid and left to be seen on screen provided you plan to watch it at all....(more)

Source: , Apherald.com