SavyaSaachi

Vikram (Naga Chaitanya) is the quintessential youngster with a happy family consisting of his sister (Bhumika), brother-in-law and loving niece Maha, whom he believes to be the reincarnation of his mother. 

In a tale where both the Savyasachi VikraWatch this one if you’re a Naga Chaitanya or Madhavan fan, but definitely leave your brains at home for this one. 

m-Aditya and his evil counterpart Arun are important, simply not enough time is spent on building the character of the latter.

The first ten minutes of the film is quite interesting as the vanishing twin syndrome has been established quite clearly

One of the biggest minus points of the film is that the so called alien hand syndrome showcased in the film has not been connected well with the story line. 

On the whole, Savyasachi is an average revenge drama which has some decent moments in the second half.

Naga Chaitanya has been an eye-feast in the film. His energetic performance is one of the driving factors behind this film. 

Chandoo Mondeti has shown a different angle in him. He handled the script like a pro and succeeded in maintaining the suspense till the end of the film. 

The first half of the film is not that great. The movie starts on an interesting note. The first 20 minutes of the movie is gripping but the love track, college comedy scenes are not that well narrated. 

First half of the movie is pretty average and second half is partially good. Savyasachi has an interesting story line but narration is dull though. 

Nagachaitanya is amazing with his performance and got a good role too. R Madhavan is to notch as usual as a brilliant youngster and how he is though, for fun sake. 

On the whole, it’s an average movie which has decent second half but the story line is quite unique and dull narration.

Naga Chaitanya as Virkam Aditya is nice. He gave his best whenever required and his energy in doing the songs is nice. Nidhi Aggarwal did a good job in her role. 

Songs composed by MM Keeravani are nice and they are already popular among the audience. His background score for the scenes is very good.

Savyasachi is a story of a hand which helps the concerned person in his weakest of time. When a different concept like Alien Hand Syndrome has been projected as the selling idea during the movie promotion campaigns, one would expect an innovative and engaging story

Naga Chaitanya has played a typical role. In some scenes, he acts as an ad filmmaker, in some scenes, he’s college student, in other sequences he’s fighter. 

The film is lavishly shot and made with rich production values. The cinematography of Yuvaraj is good. He has shown his mark in key sequences. 

Director Chandoo Mondeti has written a unique concept – a guy’s hand having special powers due to Vanishing Twin Syndrome.