Vishwak Sen transforms himself into Arjun, who is conscious of his not-so-fit physique he is a nice guy who wants to be a family man and the rejection he has faced so far weighs on him. The protagonist is 33, searching for a soulmate and has had enough being asked why he is still single. The film lives up to that promise.Īs the film unravels, we understand the reasoning behind the curious title. The manner in which this sequence is orchestrated to the joyful music of Jay Krish hints that this could be a heartwarming film that can make viewers laugh and also give them something to chew on. An over-enthusiastic uncle of the bride spoils a photo-worthy moment when the groom, Arjun Kumar Allam (Vishwak Sen), alights from the bus. Everyone watches in rapt attention as the photographer utters ‘ready, steady, action’. The photographer (Rajkumar Kasireddy) asks them to file out one by one from the bus, positioning himself such that he can capture all of them through his camera. Imagine this: A nondescript bus arrives in an East Godavari hamlet from Suryapet, filled with the bridegroom and his extended family. Everyday moments presented with humour set the mood for the Telugu film Ashoka Vanam Lo Arjuna Kalyanam (AVAK), written by Ravi Kiran Kola and directed by Vidyasagar Chinta.
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