Rating : 3 / 5
Banner : Bhavya Creations
Cast : Prince, Nanditha, Chowdary, Suman Shetty, Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao, Surendra Pal, Banerjee, Theertha, Venu, Bhasha and Others
Music : Yeshwant Nag
Background score : Anup Rubens
Cinematographer : Rasool Ellore
Producer: Anand Prasad
Director: Teja
Released Date: April 13, 2012
Story: A typical romantic tale, the story begins with Siva (prince) who is a honest young man. Cheated by a friend who takes a loan, Siva has to pay up for it. He leaves his studies and comes to the city for the job. He is taken to join Bapineedu (chowdary) who runs illegal liquor syndicate and manufacturing. Bapineedu has an iron grip and all workers who are young boys and girls are kept in strict control. It is here that Gayatri (nanditha) works and a situation makes her fall in love with Siva. Though Siva resists, he also falls for her. The story takes a turn when Siva misunderstands his co-worker’s activity and that leads to the man getting killed by Bapineedu. Siva decides to make amends for the fault he did and what happens from there forms the rest of the story.
Presentation: The director has come up with a routine storyline and while the presentation was tight, the narrative was good in parts. The dialogues were written with some intensity. The script was average but the screenplay was engaging. Background score was excellent and two songs are worth humming. Cinematography was top notch. Editing was required during the second half. Costumes were regular while the art department was relevant to the scenes. Prince has come up with the right kind of performance given his character. Nanditha looks naturally sensuous and she scores good. Chowdary gave a committed performance. Theertha looks sexy and raw. Banerjee was brilliant. Suman Shetty was upto the mark. Surendra Pal came and went. Venu was good.
Conclusion: The film marks the comeback of director Teja into the cine circuit and this is more of a love entertainer mixed with thriller elements. While the first half takes off with less tempo, it builds up as it reaches the interval. The second half has enough speed but few irrelevant sequences spoil the momentum. But still, the film had enough elements to keep the audience busy as long as it is on. At the box office, the film will easily get through the profit zone as it will appeal to the masses and youth audience.
IdleStars verdict: Masala youthful entertainer, one time watch
IdleStars verdict: Masala youthful entertainer, one time watch
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