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Naa Saami Ranga: Not Nagarjuna, but she’s the only nice thing in the film

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Nagarjuna, has been a name synonymous with Glamour King in Tollywood. However, recent films have shown signs of the actor’s age catching up, impacting both his looks and the movie’s performance at the box office. Amidst this backdrop, “Naa Saami Ranga” was released, hoping to rejuvenate Nagarjuna’s career, especially during the festive season of Sankranti.

Surprisingly, the real star of the film turns out to be Ashika Ranganath, the heroine who not only impressed in the teaser but also dominates the entire movie. Aashika’s character, though routine in the story, brings a fresh and positive vibe. She is the only nice thing in the film as the film lags behind in all the aspects.

The first half, where she takes the spotlight, keeps the audience engaged, making it far from boring. In the second half, although Aashika’s appearances are fewer, those scenes are the movie’s highlights. Without her, the film might have struggled to fill the theaters for even two days as the story of the movie follows an utter routine pattern – the villain’s obsession with the heroine and the hero’s ensuing anger. Allari Naresh’s character adds a bit of flavor, but the overall plot remains predictable.

What stands out is Nagarjuna’s clever decisions regarding the movie. Choosing Aashika as the heroine and releasing the film during Sankranti turned out to be game-changers. Despite a simple story and lacking quality in execution, the film received a positive response, proving Nagarjuna’s calculations right. The box office collections also reflect the success of these strategic decisions.

The film’s release during Sankranti, as per Nagarjuna’s insistence, indeed proved to be the perfect timing for success. Mainly, the film Ashika Ranganath into the limelight.

Ashika’s presence in “Naa Saami Ranga” is a significant takeaway. Her natural talent, beauty, and screen presence make her a promising addition to Tollywood. While “Naa Saami Ranga” for sure is not a cinematic masterpiece, it marks a turning point in Nagarjuna’s career and introduces Ashika Ranganath as a potential leading lady in Telugu cinema. Tollywood directors should take note of her talent and looks, considering her for roles that demand both glamour and skill. Ashika’s promising performance makes her a standout among Sankranti heroines, hinting at a bright future in the industry.

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