 Director Sagar ChandraProducer Sudhakar BabuRangana Achappa Music Sunil KashyapCinematography Samala BhaskarEditing Prawin PudiStory Sagar ChandraBanner Preetham ProductionsRelease Date Jan 20, 2012Language Telugu | STAR CASTRajendra Prasad, Sivaji, Sai Kumar, Anisha Singh, Siva Prasad, Srinivasa Reddy, Ali, Venu Madhav, Phanikanth, Aditi AgarwalAYYARE VIDEOSAYYARE PHOTO GALLERYAYYARE MOVIE REVIEWSBharatStudent 3/5 While the first half goes on a lighter note with the elements of comedy and romance, it is the second half that comes into the real plot and has some interesting twists. Overall, it is the message of the film that has a positive impact. Read More CineGoer.com Ayyare makes for an entertaining and a passable fare; it does have it's boring moments but the director fashions the film as a reasonably good time pass movie with a sentimental touch. Read More GreatAndhra.com 2.75/5 Overall, this is a film which is good in content and execution but in order to score a hit, the makers must come up with some aggressive marketing. Read More IndiaGlitz Ayyare tells the story of a divine crime; and the fortune that the loving father amasses goes to the treatment of poor children suffering from deadly diseases. Hope the audience will reward the sweet attempt. Meanwhile, thanks for the honest film. Read More 123Telugu.com 3/5 Ayyare is a very thought provoking movie. It nicely captures the innocence with which people blindly follow many fake 'Babas' these days. The movie is entertaining and captivating in the second half. Tighter screenplay and better narration in the first half would have greatly helped matters. Overall, this is a movie that can be watched. Read More OneIndia The film could have been much better if the director had worked hard on the story and screenplay. The director also falters in running the film in a effective manner. His inexperience is clearly visible for most part of the film. It is only Rajendra Prasad, who manages to save the film from completely sinking. Read More TimesOfIndia.com 2.5/5 MS Narayana, Ali and Venu Madhav are wasted in a poorly etched comedy track. Music wise, except the item song, the rest are forgettable. Though the film is made on a tight budget, the director's attempt to tackle the subject of mindless idolization of Godmen and fake babas is laudable. Read More |
