Cast: Ankith Koyya, Shriya Kontham, Indraja, Vennela Kishore, Prashanth Sharma, and others.
Crew:
Story-Screenplay-Direction: Sri Harsha Manne
Banner: Satya Arts Entertainments
Producer: Satya Komal
Music: Mark K. Robin
Cinematography: K. Soma Sekhar
Editing: Pradeep Rai
Dialogues: Deepak Raj A, Hiranmayi Kalyan, Sarada Sai Chennubhotla
Art Director: Vinod Ravindran
PRO: Harish, Dinesh
Rating: 3/5
Under the banner of Satya Arts Entertainments, 14 Days Girlfriend Indoors has been produced by Satya Komal and directed by Sri Harsha Manne. With the support of MNOP head Rajasekhar Medaram, who made the #90s web series, this film has been released. Additionally, with Ankith Koyya, a recognized actor from several Telugu super hits, as the lead, and the trailer receiving a great response, expectations for the film were high. Now that the film has hit the screens, let’s see in this review whether it meets those expectations.
Story:
Harsha (Ankith Koyya) is a young man aspiring to become a filmmaker. He comes across Ahaana’s (Shriya Kontham) profile on a dating app and connects with her. When Ahaana’s parents leave for a wedding, she invites Harsha home. However, what was meant to be a brief visit turns into a 14-day stay. How does Harsha manage to stay hidden from Ahaana’s parents and grandfather? What struggles does Ahaana face in keeping him hidden? Why do her parents return unexpectedly? Moreover, what additional problem does Ahaana encounter? To find the answers, one must watch the film.
Analysis:
The film builds its narrative around a simple yet engaging premise—what happens when a filmmaker-in-the-making gets stuck at his girlfriend’s house? The story progresses quickly without unnecessary delays, getting straight to the main plot where the protagonist is locked inside the house. From this point, the film shifts into a romantic thriller, maintaining tension about whether Harsha will get caught.
The film effectively combines entertainment with an important message about the misuse of parental freedom by children. This adds another layer of conflict, which leads to a well-thought-out climax. The way this subject is handled is quite sensitive, keeping the audience engaged until the very end.
Performances:
Ankith Koyya delivers a restrained yet impactful performance, portraying a range of emotions convincingly.
Shriya Kontham impresses with her expressions and screen presence.
Vennela Kishore steals the show with his comedy. Every scene he appears in guarantees laughter, making him the film’s main highlight.
Though Indraja has limited screen time, she does well in her role.
The supporting cast adds to the film’s entertainment quotient.
Technical Aspects:
Sri Harsha Manne’s direction ensures the film remains engaging despite being set in a single location. The balance between comedy and emotions is handled well, establishing him as a promising director.
Mark K. Robin’s music enhances the film’s mood, with songs adding to the narrative.
Grammy-winning sound mixer P.A. Deepak’s contribution adds technical finesse.
Editing by Pradeep Rai is crisp, maintaining the film’s pace.
The film’s production values are impressive.
Plus Points:
Engaging story
Strong screenplay
Impressive performances
Comedy elements
Minus Points:
The film could have been slightly longer to explore certain aspects in more depth.
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