Siddartha Varma @ Siddhu (Siddarth) is a prankster. Though he completes his MBA, he did not take up any responsibility. He used to flirt with girls and move with several of them in a very casual manner. His father Prakash Varma (Prakash Rak) is a big industrialist and returns from the US and settles in India. While Siddhu’s mother Rajyalaxmi (Ramyakrishna) is a lecturer in a college. In fact, Siddhu’s parents separate when he was a child. But both of them love him so much. Gita Subrahmanyam @ Gita (Tamanna) is the daughter of a landlord in a village and comes to the city for higher studies. Siddhu also tries to tease Gita and flirt with her, but she did not allow him to do so. After some initial hiccups both of them turn friends and later they start loving each other. They become so close that none of them could even think of keeping away from the other. At this juncture, Gita goes to her village for festival and Siddhu goes to their village and proposes her. Gita takes Siddhu to her father Subrahmanyam (Nazar). However, he refuses the alliance as his family is broken with the separation of his parents. Learning this, Siddhu tries to unite his parents with the help of Gita. But, they continue to quarrel and develop hatred against each other further. Siddhu could not convince either himself or his parents and gives up before Subrahmanyam. But he admits that Subrahmanyam’s condition had proved to be a punishment as he realised that his parents did never patch up. But, the concern of Siddhu make Prakash Varma realise his folly and comes down as many steps to seek apologies from his wife. She too realised the greatness of love and they become united. At the same time, Subrahmanyam takes Gita to Siddhu saying that the latter understood the value of a family. The film ends on a happy note
Each and every artiste played with complete perfection and precision. Siddhartha is too good as a young lover and the lover boy image suited him further well in this movie. The character, though appeared like an extension of his role in ‘Bommarillu’, it was moulded on the screen well by the director. Tamanna is okay not only as a glamdoll but also suited well to Siddharth and emoted well in sentiment scenes. Prakash Raj once again proved that he is a versatile artiste. He lived in the role of the hero’s father once again and it was a hattrick hit combination for both Siddharth and Prakash Raj. Ramyakrishna, though had no big role in the film okay in her role. Her role reminds the audiences of Jayasudha in ‘Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi’. Comedy by Brahmanandam in the role of Gachibowli Diwakar, a die-hard cricket fan is extraordinary. Venumadhav is okay as the hero’s buddy.
Music by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy is novel and youthful. All the songs were tuned in a different youthful way. Camera by Vijay is excellent. Especially, he grabbed the village atmosphere on the celluloid well with his camera and at the same time, the night life in city. Srikara Prasad’s editing is good and accurate. But for a few scenes, after the refusal episode by Nazar and Siddhartha’s attempts to unite his parents, there is not a single scene which could be declared unnecessary. The screenplay by Deepak Raj and Vikram Siri to the delicate story penned by director Dolly is appropriate and take the audiences into the film. The episodes involving Prakash Raj and Siddhartha are worth watching and would attract the contemporary youth.
It is a film exclusively dealing with human relationships and family bonds. The director succeeded in taking the audiences into the film with him. The first half was youthful and would attract the youth so much. At the same time, the second half is equally good for family audiences. Definitely the film would touch the hearts of family audiences and women. There are many scenes, where the audiences would unintentionally wipe their tears.
Cast & Crew:
Cast: Siddharth, Tamanna, Prakash Raj, Ramya Krishna, Nazar, Brahmanandam, Venumadhav, Raghubabu and others
Music : Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
Cinematography : Vijay K Chakravarthy
Editing : Srikara Prasad
Screenplay : Deepak Raj and Vikram Siri
Art : Chinna
Dialogues : Abburi Ravi
Presents : Baby Bhavya
Producer : Nallamalupu Srinivas (Bujji)
Story and Direction : Kishore Kumar
Banner: Lakshmi Narasimha Productions
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It’s a good movie. It gives us the value of parents,family and friends. The comedy was also good.
Posted on September 30th, 2009 at 9:44 pm
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