REVIEW
 
Namadhu is a Tamil movie directed by Aithe fame Chandra Sekhar Yeleti.  The movie is a trilingual movie and is released worldwide in Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam on 5th August, 2016.  This is the first direct movie for Mohanlal in Telugu.  The movie is titled as Manamantha in Telugu, Vismayam in Malayalam and Nammadu in Tamil. 
 
The movie is a family drama written and directed by Sekhar himself.  The movie stars Mohanlal, Gautami, Viswant Duddumpudi and Raina Rao in the main roles.  The movie is produced by Sai Korrapati and is dubbed into Telugu and Malayalam simultaneously.  The film was officially launched on 29th November, 2015 in Hyderabad.  
 
The musical score is by Mahesh Shankar while Rahul Sreevasthsav handled the cinematography.
 
STORY
 
The film mainly focuses on four characters i.e., Mohanlal who plays the role of Sairam, Gautami who plays the role of Gayatri, Viswant Duddumpudi who plays the role of Abhiram and Raina Rao who plays the role of Mahitha. 
 
The entire movie revolves around these four characters.  It is a one world four stories movie that focuses on the emotions and subtle sensibilities of people.  It highlights the stories of four people. 
 
Mohanlal is a middle-class man who is struggling for promotion. Raina Rao is a school girl who helps poor and Viswant is an IT student who deviates from his studies for love. Gautami is a respectable middle-class mom who also works in a small company to run the family.
 
Meanwhile their son falls in love with a rich girl which throws the family into problems with distracted incidents. How the family solves their problems forms the story of the movie.
 
PERFORMANCE
 
Namdhu is a feel good movie that has wonderful storyline.  Chandra Sekhar Yeleti is one of the best directors we have.  Mohanlal and Gautami did a commendable job in the movie.  The movie has got a hearable background score.  The four characters in the film are very much relatable.  The background score of the movie is apt and brings in life to the movie.  Cinematography by Rahul Sreevasthsav is commendable. 
 
Namadhu has a unique story and Chandrasekhar Yeleti has created a brilliant and gripping screenplay, which has enough twists and turns to keep the viewers engaged throughout the movie. The film is loaded with crime, suspense, humor and emotional sequences.
 
PLUS

Story
Lead Characters Acting
Direction
Dialogues
 
MINUS
 
Dragged in some parts of the film
First half went slow
Few Predictable Scenes

Verdict : A Feel Good Entertainer..!

Stars : 2.5/5