Allari Naresh is a software engineer. He attends a party hosted by his boss and goes to bed late in the night. He wakes up in the morning and gets baffled to find a stranger (Rithu Barmecha) in his bed.
The girl (Rithu Barmecha) has three brothers (Srihari, Subbaraju and Samrat). They pressurize Allari Naresh to marry their sister (Rithu Barmecha). Allari Naresh pleads that he's totally innocent and already in love with another girl named Madhurima (Anitha). But none of Rithu Barmecha's brothers heed to his assertions. Rest of the plot unfolds who the girl (Rithu Barmecha) is actually... how and why she got in to Allari Naresh's bed.
 

Analysis :

Analysis: Aha Naa Pellanta is the first film as director for Veerabhadra Choudhari. Yet he did his job brilliantly. With a tightly woven script, he managed well not to miss the entertainment element throughout the movie. Late Jandhyala directed old movie's title Aha Naa Pellanta has been used for this movie. Director Veerabhadra Choudhari succeeded in doing justice to both the old Aha Naa Pellanta and the new one as well.
Acting: Allari Naresh's name has become synonymous to comedy movies. As usual his performance in Aha Naa Pellanta (new) excelled and deserves applause. Though a newcomer, Rithu Barmecha also performed well. Particularly two characters, one played by Srihari and the other one played by Bramhanandam are worth mentioning in Aha Naa Pellanta. The comedy generated by Srihari-Bramhanandam combination in this movie, is on par with that of what the same pair did in the past in Dhhee movie. Nagineedu did justice to his role and Aahuthi Prasad presented comedy in a new way. Venu Madhav, MS Narayana, drunkard Ramesh, Prithvi and others provided Aha Naa pellanta with the gush of laughter, wherever it was required. 
Music: Even though Raghu Kunche provided satisfactory music for this film, he's to be appreciated for one thing. He took care in keeping the original beauty intact while re-mixing the song 'chinukula vaali...', penned by late Veturi sundara Rammurthy. Re-recording is also good.
Cinematography: Good.
Dialogues: It won't be an exaggeration to say, the main attraction for Aha Naa Pellanata, are its dialogues. Though a newcomer, Sridhar has very well penned dialogues for this movie. He is to be appreciated for pumping sufficient contemporary comedy in to the dialogues. Certainly he has a bright future in Telugu film industry.
Lyrics: Lyrics penned by Sirasri are aptly with the situations in the movie and are good.
Editing: Good.
Art: Good.
Choreography: Choreography in this movie is simple and neat.
Action: Good.

TeluguOne Perspective :

"It's very gratifying that the movie has been dedicated to the memory of veteran director EVV Satyanarayana. This film is competent enough for that and in no way inferior to the old Aha Naa Pellanta directed by late Jandhyala. Allari Naresh Aha Naa Pellanta can be viewed happily along with entire family and enjoy the two hours non-stop hilarious comedy."