Rating : 1 / 5
Banner : Style Entertainment
Cast : Nikhil Siddarth, Sarah Sharma, Ashish Vidyarthi, Ali, Vijay Sai, Khayyum, Vamsi Paidithalli, Jeeva, M S Narayana, Raghu Babu, Subhashini, Music : Mantra Anand
Cinematographer : Malhar Bhatt
Producer: Abhinav Reddy
Director: Hari K Chanduri
Released Date: April 20, 2012
Story: An unbaked tale, the story begins with Disco (nikhil) who is a happy go lucky guy with streetsmart thinking. He has his friends (vijay sai, khayyum, vamsi paidithalli) and he puts them in trouble with his acts. At one point, Disco decides that they should start earning money and take up loan recovery agent job. In that process, Disco and his group take away the money of Ashu Bhai (ashish vidyarthi), a noted don living in Bangkok. Disco also fixes the marriage of his friend to a rich girl and to celebrate the occasion, they all go to Bangkok. Well, it is all pre-planned by Disco since he wants to meet Shiny (sarah) the girl he loves. But Shiny is not in love with him and she is also the daughter of Ashu Bhai. What happens from there forms the rest of the story.
Presentation: The director has come up with a nothing storyline and while the presentation was average, the narrative was very bad. The dialogues were below average. The script was poor and the major disappointment was the screenplay. Background score was okay but songs were not upto the mark. Cinematography was regular. Editing was required at many places. Costumes were usual and provided the required visual appeal while the art department was good in parts. Nikhil gave his full energy to give life to the role but that didn’t really work much. Sarah Sharma has got a seductive charm, she can be useful in future. Ashish Vidyarthi was good. Khayyum, Vijay Sai, Vamsi Paidithalli did their bit as required. Ali and M S Narayana tracks brought few smiles. The others didn’t have much scope.
Conclusion: Right from the word go, the film didn’t have the required energy to get the audience into the film. While the first half didn’t have any story at all it was just filled with few scenes of songs, fights, some stale comedy, the second half only has a wafer thin storyline and the required amount of fights, songs and melodrama. Overall, this is a film which doesn’t score in either the content aspect or in the entertainment aspect. At the box office, the loyal fans of Nikhil might go for some fun but success looks very unlikely for this.
IdleStars verdict: Forget it!!
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