Jaya Janaki Nayaka Review

Release date : August 11, 2017

Director : Boyapati Srinu

Producers : M. Ravinder Reddy

Music Director : Devi Sri Prasad

Starring : Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas, Rakul Preet Singh, Catherine Tresa, Pragya Jaiswal

Mass entertainers specialist, Boyapati Sreenu has come up with his new film Jaya Janaki Nayaka. The film which has Bellamkonda Srinivas as the main lead has hit the screens today. Let’s see how it is.

 

Story :-

Gagan(Sai Srinivas) is a rich kid who leads a happy life with his family. On the other hand, Sweety(Rakul Preet) gets impressed with Gagan’s grounded attitude and falls for him at once. When everything seems to be going fine, she leaves him all of a sudden and goes away with her dad. Why did she ditch him? What are the situations that lead to? and how will Gagan win his love back?. To know answers to these, you have to watch the film on the silver screen.

 

Plus Points :-

Boyapati Sreenu’s idea of making a beautiful love story with out missing his trademark elements is very good. After Badra, this is his full fledged love story. Rakul Preet Singh looks gorgeous and also shows superb modulation as the film gets serious. The entire film revolves around her character which is a major soul for the film.

Jaya Janaki Nayaka Review: For one man, it is a question of pride, for another it is a question of love. To what extent will they go to stand up for what they believe in? Who will ultimately triumph in this clash of personalities?
Gagan (Bellamkonda Srinivas) and Janaki alias Sweety (Rakul Preet) are students of the same college. But Gagan is not your typical guy — the young man rejects the advances of girls and is extremely devoted to his father (Sarath Kumar) and brother (Nandu). Despite being very rich, Sarath Kumar has the reputation of being an alcoholic. But there is a reason behind this. Impressed by Gagan’s character, Janaki falls in love with him and he reciprocates. Her sweet, kind nature endears her to his family.
Jagapathi Babu plays Ashwit Narayana Varma, a business magnate and king of the ‘infrastructure industry’. Despite his riches, however, he is a person who values his pride above everything else. His nemesis is another ruthless baddie, Arun Pawar (Tarun Arora) and there is fierce competition between them to bag a prestigious project. Janaki’s father is a top government officer responsible for handing out the contract. Incidentally, he does not approve of Gagan.
The film essentially is an interplay of various circumstances among all these key characters, and ultimately poses threat to the well-being of Gagan and his family. What are those circumstances and how does Gagan face those challenges to protect his loved ones?
Jaya Janaki Nayaka is an out-and-out Boyapati Srinu film. The interval bang, true to Boyapati’s style, is praiseworthy and elevates the movie to a different level.
The action episodes have been shot well. Music by Devi Sri Prasad is a huge asset to the script, whose beauty lies in the fact that all the characters have been well etched out, giving each actor his due. Rakul is simply terrific as Janaki and her character is the pivot for the entire film. Srinivas shows improvement in acting, over his earlier two films.
Jagapathi Babu, Pragya Jaiswal, Sarath Kumar, Vani Viswanath, Shahshank, Nandu lend able support. The strength of the film is undoubtedly the characterisation, Rakul Preet’s performance and Boyapati’s direction. For Srinivas, this film will serve as a platform to further make his way into the hearts of the Telugu audience and he has to thank Boyapati for that.