Watched this movie mainly because of megastar Chiranjeevi. Always nice to see him on screen. What a great actor ! Coming to the story, the plot is simple and not very engaging. Direction is weak. Chiru and Charan's roles are good but not powerful. Koratala's story and direction are always monotonous and lacks comedy. This specific story revolves around some imaginary temple town and people fight for power on that temple town. Story could have been better by some strong background to Acharya's role. Music could be better too. Manisharma is a great music director though.

Just amazing to watch Chiru and Charan dance side by side in Bale Banjara song. I liked Chiru's dance more. Overall it is worth watching, though it is not a great story.

Megastar is well known for his own style, swag, and screen presence. His body language and dialogue delivery is always awesome and unique. ‘Acharya’ offers the audience and fans a total eye feast for fans to see both Megastar and Ram Charan. Both of them are very much involved in the character and the mega power star fans will surely enjoy the trademark mannerisms and dance moves.

Ram Charan delivered yet another strong and impactful performance after RRR. Siddha in Acharya is equally strong to Rama Raju in RRR. He made full justice to the role. The graceful dance of both Chiru and Charan in the Bhale Banjara song remain a treat to watch.
Pooja Hegde can be seen as the love interest of Ram Charan. She looks gorgeous and well suitable to the character Neelambari. Pooja’s chemistry with Charan looks so fresh on-screen. Sonu Sood got a typical villain role and he did what was expected from him. Mahesh Babu powered the film with his voice-over.