Hello Guru Prema Kosame Review: A Typical Love Story With An Interesting Treatment!

A typical run-of-the-mill love story where hero is in quest of a new life, finds his lady love, falls for her, try to woo her from all angles and eventually win her over is what has been seen from ages across all industries. Hello Guru Prema Kosame is one such movie but with quite an interesting treatment. Let's see if this supposed family entertainer is successful in holding the audiences back to their seats.

Sanju (Ram) is a cosseted youngster who lives life on his terms in his hometown, Kakinada. In order to navigate the story, Sanju moves to Hyderabad in quest of a career. He seeks shelter in Anu's (Anupama Parameshwaran) house and will be obliged by her accommodating father (Prakash Raj). Sanju joins an IT firm as a trainer and in the meantime, falls for another girl. They seem to develop mutual feelings for each other and the supposed romantic relationship progresses. What happens rest has been narrated in Hello Guru Prema Kosame.

Ram Pothineni, one of the talented youngsters of Telugu cinema impresses with his appealing performance. He emotes well, dances with great rhythm and quakes comedy which tickles the funny bone. Hardly there is no downside about the actor who instead, needs to be credited with a deserved break.

Anupama Parameshwaran is gorgeous and convincing too with her performance. She makes a fine on-screen pair with Ram and both of them complement each other.

Prakash Raj comes with a very interesting characterization in Hello Guru Prema Kosame, and yes, he justifies his selection to the character totally. His mixed emotions and shades in the characterization are very well carried.

Rest of the cast and crew are okay.

Writer and director Trinadh Rao is known to pick up ordinary stories and present them with good treatment of screenplay. His last outing with Nani and Keerthi Suresh, Nenu Local, too was made on a similar template. Though the story is as old as the sun, the entertainment quotient, comedy tracks and dialogues don't let the audience down. Sequences navigate at a decent pace without any lags. However, the predictability factor lingering around might not make the movie a great watch for all.

Devi Sri Prasad as the music director has done a decent job. Though it might not match up to his usual standards, he has churned out what is needed for the movie.

Producer Dil Raju doesn't need any introduction or appreciation for his work as a producer as he works on the necessity without any compromise. Vijay K Chakravarthy's cinematography and Karthik Srinivas's editing are adequate.

Hello Guru Prema Kosame is an old wine in a new bottle, but comes as a beautified package. A family entertainer which caters to a set of audience who craves only fun and not the audience who expects logics and non-linear storytelling.