Ala Vaikunthapurramloo movie review: A typical story that holds your interest throughout.

If you are trying to decide whether to watch AVPL or Sarileru, then totally watch this one. It might have a normal, predictable story line, but you will enjoy every part of this movie.

The movie starts out normally, with a little flashback, showing how the story starts, and then jumps to the future. Allu Arjun and Murali Sharma really did well in their character.

Allu Arjun proved to have fun throughout the entire story, and slowly unveiled Murali Sharma as the internal villain in an enjoyable way. Pooja Hegde was given a more prominent role. She had a good amount of power in the story, and contributed much to the story.

The music, the background score, and the overall composition of everything musical in the movie was marvelous. S. Thaman was the music composer for the movie, and he did justice for it. The songs from this movie are still trending, nearly a month after release, and have created many real records. Even the lyrics of the songs were perfect. Every single aspect seemed to have been carefully inspected and worked with before being unveiled.

The only small let-down in the movie were the roles of Sushanth and Nivetha Pethuraj. Both of them had important roles, but they were each very small. Sushanth had only one strong dialogue in the movie, and Nivetha barely had more than four or five dialogues. Regardless of this, they did bring their share to the movie very well.

Going even deeper into the detail, the color contrast between the middle-class and the first-class really brought more depth into the visuals. Seeing the drab, more darker colors of the smaller houses, and the bright, pristine, Surf-Excel White of the "Vaikuntapuram" made the movie more catchy just to look at, overall.

Also, the shades of the colors Red, Yellow, and Black were used quite frequently. The yellow shades were used more in the middle class, and as Bantu made his way into the higher class, he started wearing more and more red (I think).

There is literally nothing more I can say about this movie that won't ruin it except: Watch this movie.