Abhiram (Naga Chaitanya) is the most successful businessman in the US corporate world. But his self-centered and egoistic nature distances everyone from him including his own girlfriend(Raashi Khanna) One day, a very emotional incident makes him realize that he should express gratitude to those who helped him during his tough times. So, he takes up a journey and goes back to the people and thanks them individually. How does he do that is the story of the film.
Naga Chaitanya performed well in the role of tailormade for him. He showed the right kind of emotions and expressions and tried to carry the film on his shoulders. He gets to don various phases of his life and plays all these roles with ease and we need to appreciate him for portraying these different shades superbly.
Raashi Khanna impresses with her emotional performance. She also shares a sizzling chemistry with Naga Chaitanya. Malavika Nair is okay. Prakash Raj brings value to the brief sequence he is in. Sai Sushanth Reddy does his part well. Avika Gor has also done her part well.
Vikram Kumar increased expectations when Naga Chaitanya teamed with him. Thank You struggled to impress because of its tired storyline. The film lacked an entertainment quotient, which draws audiences to the theaters or keeps them hooked. Though it seems like a feel-good movie, there is no punch in it.
Audiences are very familiar with these kinds of stories for quite sometime now. Thank You is an emotional journey of a person but those emotions are not carried out well on screen. Many expected Thank You to be completely novel but much to the surprise of all, the story turned out to be routine and predictable.
The background music is okay in parts, but the songs completely disappoint.PC Sriram has done quite impressive camera work. Naveen Nooli’s editing is fine considering the duration of the film.