Yuvarathnaa is a full blown mass masala entertainer where the story follows a teacher’s struggle against privatisation of their college. The thing with masala entertainers is that they are meant strictly for entertainment and usually have less emphasis on a proper storyline. Instead they rely on over the top antics. Here, though there are many over the top antics, there is a storyline attached to it. The screenplay plays to the masses in the first hour where our main protagonist makes a grand entry beating many people to pulp and also having a love story on the side. There are deft twists that will keep you engaged although you will be left wondering as to what is going on. But your answers lie in the second half where the writing carries much more value. Even though far fetched, but the proceedings are more engaging and entertaining than the first hour and also makes up for certain flaws in the first hour(where our hero randomly breaks into a jig). Overall the screenplay is very entertaining and you won’t be disappointed.