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Aha Na Pellanta Web Series Review: Finally, Aha Naa Pellanta, a Raj Tarun and Sanjeev Reddy production, has begun airing on Zee5. Before we get into the review and decide whether the show is worth watching or not, let’s take a look at how the great actors move on screen. Over time, however, Raj Tarun had difficulty advancing.

Story

The Aha Naa Pellanta series depicts the life of Seenu (Raj Tarun), a laid-back man who has sworn to his mother since he was a child not to date until they are married because his father Narayana (Harhsvardha) will be injured if he does. The dramatic surprise on the couple’s wedding day occurs when the bride elopes with her boyfriend, despite the fact that Seenu struggled to suppress his feelings as he grew older. What was Seenu’s ultimate choice? Will Seen be able to raise his wife from the dead? It influences the remainder of the plot.

Cast & Crew

Sanjeev Reddy directs the series starring Raj Tarun, Shivani Rakashekar, Harsha Vardhan, Amani, Posani Krishna Murali, Thagubothu Ramesh, Getup Sreenu, Dorababu, and Warangal Vandana, among others. Surya The show is also produced by Rahul Tamada and Saideep Reddy Borra, and it is funded by Zee5.

Series Name	Aha Na Pellanta
Director	Sanjeev Reddy
Music Director	Judah Sandhy
Producer	Surya Rahul Tamada, Saideep Reddy Borra
Genre	Drama
Cast	Raj Tarun, Shivani Rakashekar, Harsha Vardhan, Amani, Posani Krishna Murali, Thagubothu Ramesh, Getup Sreenu, Dorababu, Warangal Vandana
Cinematography	Nagesh Bannell, Ashkar Ali

Verdict

Life in the middle class is typically enjoyable to watch on television, and Aha Naa Pellanta is about middle-class life. Because it takes some time to get into the plot, you may experience a variety of emotions while viewing it. Even though the tale occasionally pauses, the first four episodes include just enough humour to keep you giggling. Once Seenu’s fiancée marries her partner, however, the play becomes a typical account of how the protagonist arrived at his decision.

As he searches for his girlfriend, he arrives in Hyderabad. Here, the comedy returns to the forefront, dominating the screen for more than two episodes. Seenu is foolish to neglect and ridicule his girlfriends. When Seenu fell in love with Maha and became interested in Maha’s situation, the show became more serious.

If you don’t care about the plot, you will love the comedy more than anything else. In contrast, the show experienced numerous complications. The primary emotion might have been considerably more pronounced so that the audience may have felt more connected to the story. Everything depends on you. If you skip the drawn-out portions, the show’s humour will be excellent.

Raj Tarun is excellent as Seenu, Shivani Rajshekar is excellent as Maha, and Harhavardan is excellent as No Ball. Raj Tarun’s role as Seenu is not particularly challenging, given that we’ve seen him perform identical tasks on the big screen. Amani, Posani Krishna Murali, Getup Sreenu, and the rest of the cast also did an excellent job. People adore Narayana’s genuine sense of humour.

Even though the writing is subpar, Sanjeev Reddy has created a film with a compelling plot that will keep you glued to your seat. But rather than attempting to make the story humorous, it should have been written much better.

Despite the technical excellence of Aha Naa Pellanta, the cinematography by Nagesh Bannell, Ashkar Ali, and Judah Sandhy is poor. On the other hand, the rest of the team performed admirably.

Overall, Aha Naa Peallanta is an emotional roller coaster, but only the comedy will make you feel good.

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