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Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam Movie Details

Vidya Sagar Chinta directed the 2022 Indian Telugu-language romantic comedy film Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam. Vishwak Sen, Ritika Naik, and Rukshar Dhillon star in the film, which is produced by SVCC Digital. The plot revolves around Arjun Kumar Allam, a 33-year-old bachelor who becomes engaged to Madhavi but elopes before the wedding.

Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam Movie Release Date

The film was released on 6 May 2022.

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Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam Movie Cast

• Vishwak Sen as Arjun Kumar Allam
• Rukshar Dhillon as Pasupuleti Madhavi
• Ritika Nayak as Pasupuleti Vasudha, Madhavi’s sister
• Kadambari Kiran as Poleti Suribabu, Madhavi’s uncle
• Goparaju Ramana as Arjun’s uncle
• Kedar Shankar as Arjun’s father
• Vidya Sivalenka as Arjun’s sister
• Rajkumar Kasireddy as photographer
• Vennela Kishore as MLA Rajaram
• Kishore Kumar Polimera as Police SI
• Ashok Selvan as Vikram
• Dubbing Janaki as Madhavi’s and Vasudha’s grand mother

Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam Movie Review

Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam is one of those films where the sequences make you nostalgic. It’s not just because it shares certain similarities with films like Vivaha Bhojanambu and Pushpaka Vimanam; it’s also because director Vidyasagar Chinta and writer Ravi Kiran Kola work hard to keep the plot grounded in such a way that you can’t help but relate to it. Only when Ashok deviates from his persona do you feel a little let down.

Arjun Kumar Allam (Vishwak Sen) may appear attractive and have skin tone that aunties adore, but his body is drooping, his hair is falling, and his family is desperate…no, enthusiastic…to find him a woman to’settle down’ with. So much so that, due to a lack of females in their caste, they reluctantly arrange for him to marry Madhavi (Rukshar Dhillon), a bashful woman who does not appear to be as thrilled as he and his family are.

When Arjun and his family are detained at Madhavi’s house following the engagement, her sister Vasudha (Ritika Nayak) does her best to ensure the pair gets along. Not only is there pandemonium as a result of the noisy sister, loud spoken uncle, gossiping granny, or complaining relatives that find themselves in a scenario no one could have predicted. The bride chooses to inject some drama into the proceedings as well.

Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam isn’t a great film, but it subverts your expectations in meaningful ways. When you think you know where this story is going, it takes an unexpected detour. While the ending may be something you’ve seen a million times before, you care because Arjun from Vishwak makes you care. Arjun may not be worldly enough to grasp his bride’s emotions, but he understands when to speak out and when to keep quiet. When the second half turns didactic on everything from gender imbalance to caste, Vidyasagar and Ravi manage to steer the picture back to its core theme. Vasudha, Ritika’s character, might have been written better, considering her involvement in the tale.

Vishwak Sen was not kidding when he said this was his best performance of his career; it genuinely is. After his breakthrough film Vellipomakey, you see him as a vulnerable ordinary man, which is as refreshing now as it was then. Vishwak even gained weight for the part, which suited both him and the character. Rukshar may not have many dialogue in the film, but her eyes speak plenty. As the film progresses, you realize why’shy’ girls are actually that way. Ritika Nayak is deliciously good; if only she were given a character that wasn’t so typical effervescent. It’s also worth noting that the film stars a fantastic cast, including Rajkumar Kasireddy, Goparaju Ramana, Vennela Kishore, and Kadambari Kiran Kumar, all of whom appear to be having a good time in their parts. Jay Krish’s music is catchy.

It has been a long time since TFI has produced a family drama that will make you smile, laugh your heart out, and cheer for someone. It’s not flawless, but it’s as charmingly imperfect as the characters in this film.