1. ARJUN: The saga of an amgry Mahesh saving the life of his sister is yielding extraordinary collections all over Andhra Pradesh. Director Gunasekar's slick action scenes and Manisharma's different compositions have received a good response. Pretty Sriya's appears a poorly-etched role. Kirthi Reddy gives the best performance of her career as the twin sister. Mahesh makes a comeback his breath-taking stunts.

2. 1 4 3: Director Puri Jaganath has made this entertainer for the debut of his brother Sai, and the debutant looks promising. It has abundant action and a foot-tapping score but the plot is familiar. The successful duo of Puri and Chakri have come up with a good album.

3. GHARSHANA: The cop story withstands the onslaught of new releases. Director Gautam arrives with this semi-realistic movie. The 'Cheliya' number has become a rage. It has one of the best performances of Venkatesh.

4. NAA AUTOGRAPH: The story of a dejected lover is holding its ground, Despite Ravi Teja giving a good account of himself, however, the film is beginning to lose its sheen. Probably his brat image went against the role. Boomika impresses yet again.. "Manmadu Brahmani…" is one of best melodies from the baton of Keeravani in recent times. (EO)

5. SIVASANKAR: The much-hyped comeback film of Mohan Babu disappoints because of its poor storyline. Even Soundarya could not save it. It opened with good collections, but the crowds have thinned down gradually. Even his appearance as a Buddist monk could not trigger much interest. Illayaraja disappoints yet again with an ordinary score.