Story
Siddhu(Sudheer Babu) is a playful college youth and he falls in love with Indu(Asmita Sood).Siddhu tries to woo Indu, but he is always obstructed by her protective brother Cherry(Ranadhir).
In order to divert Cherry’s attention, Siddhu comes up with a plan.What is that plan? Did Siddu love reach to marriage or not? has to be seen on silver screen
Star Performances
Sudheer Babu has matured as an actor.He is much more at ease in front of the camera now.As usual, he is pretty good in his fights and dance.Ajay has a massive screen presence and keeps improving with every film of his.
Asmita Sood is pretty but failed to carry the role.Poonam Kaur is okay but could have done better justice to her role.Ranadir, Suman, Naresh and Pruthvi disappointed while Rachana Mourya sparkled in an item number.
Technical Department
Director Krishna Reddy inexperience can be sensed a lot in this film from starting to end.Songs in Aadu Magaadu Ra Bujju are just about OK, and so is the background score.
Dialogues are pretty good and suit Sudheer Babu’s body language well.Screenplay lacks grip and loses focus in the second half.Camerawork is pretty decent, editing could have been a lot better and production values are also rich.
Analysis
First half of the film has decent entertainment.Comedy scenes designed on a dog have been executed well.The way the dog has been made to talk and the dubbing done for it is also interesting.
Sudheer Babu’s much hyped six pack body, which has been promoted aggressively, does not get much importance and is showcased only in one song.
After a simple first half, the second half loses focus.
Different comedy tracks have been forced into the film making it tedious.The story loses its grip and starts wandering after a while.
When you expect something interesting, a rather routine set of situational comedy scenes are showcased.A crisper second half would have helped considerably.
