There are directors and directors. There are those who have creative stories at their disposal but struggle to narrate it to the audience. And then there are those who take the simplest of stories and turn theminto wonderful cinematic experiences. Director Trivikram Srinivas belongs to the second category. In A.Aa, he masterfully elevates a simple story into a romantic comedy.
The film tells the story of Anasuya Ramalingam(Samantha Ruth Prabhu), a rich, spoilt girl, who attempts to commit suicide to get away from her controlling mother Mahalakshmi(Nadhiya Moidu). While her suicide attempt is unsuccessful, her mother does not change and fixes up a marital match for her. Anasuya turns to her father for support, who sends her to a village near Vijayawada for a few days to stay with relatives. Given her fragile mind, he requests Anand Vihari(Nithiin) to travel with Anasuya and show her around. They fall in love but there are difficulties: Anand's wedding has been fixed with Valli(Anupama Parameswaran), while Anasuya too is betrothed to another. How the lovers manage to overcome these challenges and convince their respective families to accept their union forms the crux of the story.
