Saturday,
July
14,
2007
Pogarubothu
-
One
needs
guts
to
watch
the
film
Noted
producer
RB
Choudary's
son
Ramesh
made
his
debut
into
Telugu
films
with
Vidyarthi.
However,
he
could
not
impress
the
audiences.
Again
he
made
a
bid
to
come
before
them
with
the
dubbed
version
of
his
Tamil
film
Nee
Venunda
Chellam
as
Pogarubothu,
with
a
tagline
Nobody
dares
to
touch
him.
Leave
alone
the
tagline,
one
needs
guts
to
watch
the
film.
Neither
the
hero
could
improve
his
body
language
nor
the
director
could
impress
the
audiences
with
good
movement
of
the
story.
At
least
the
glamour
of
Namita
nor
Gajala
could
come
to
the
film's
rescue.
Krishna
(Ramesh)
is
from
a
noble
family
and
his
father
(Nizhalgal
Ravi)
runs
a
departmental
stores.
Though
several
girls
are
after
him,
he
does
not
look
at
them
and
waits
for
a
girl,
who
could
impress
him
and
move
his
heart.
On
the
other
side,
there
is
a
local
goon
Ashok
(Vincent
Ashokan),
who
loves
his
niece
Anjali
(Namita)
and
the
love
is
so
strong
that
he
would
not
spare
anyone
who
dares
to
look
at
her.
Once
Krishna
comes
across
Gita
(Gajala)
and
falls
in
love
with
her.
He
impresses
her
by
doing
favours
but
he
never
appeared
before
her.
With
the
advice
of
Rayaseema
Reddy
(Vivek)
he
writes
a
love
letter
and
sends
it
to
Gita,
which
reaches
her
father
(Tilagan).
In
order
to
teach
a
lesson
to
Krishna,
Gita's
father
diverts
that
letter
to
Anjali.
As
per
the
letter,
Anjali
goes
to
a
restaurant
and
watches
Krishna
and
loses
her
heart
to
him.
On
information,
Ashok
sends
his
goons
to
attack
Krishna,
but
the
latter
teaches
them
a
lesson.
Later,
Krishna
reveals
that
he
did
never
write
a
letter
to
Anjali
and
has
no
intention
to
love
her.
But
Anjali
continues
to
love
him.
Accidentally,
Krishna
and
Gita
meet
at
a
temple
and
the
love
blossoms.
But
Gita's
father
does
not
accept
their
love.
Thinking
that
Gita
is
the
obstacle
for
her
love,
Anjali
plays
a
double
game.
She
agrees
to
marry
Ashok
and
tells
him
that
she
wants
Gita's
head
as
her
marriage
gift.
However,
Krishna
comes
to
Gita's
rescue
and
thrashes
Ashok
and
his
henchmen.
In
the
climax,
Anjali
threatens
to
kill
Gita
and
demands
that
Krishna
marry
her.
But
he
refuses
to
marry
her
even
if
she
kills
Gita.
Unable
to
accept
the
failure,
Anjali
commits
suicide
and
the
film
ends
on
a
happy
note
with
the
union
of
Krishna
and
Gita.
PLUS:
Action
scenes
choreographed
by
Dalapati
Dinesh
can
be
said
to
be
a
highlight
of
the
movie.
Though
they
were
quite
cinematic
and
had
a
lot
of
thread
work
and
graphic
work,
to
certain
extent
the
audiences
felt
relaxed
with
those
action
scenes.
Vivek's
comedy
is
the
other
highlight
of
the
movie.
He
really
proved
his
mettle
and
once
again
showed
his
fantastic
comedy
timing
in
keeping
the
audiences
in
good
humour.
Namita
did
not
show
any
inhibition
in
exposing
her
beauty
before
the
camera
in
a
couple
of
songs.
Gajala
is
also
okay
as
a
family
girl
and
looked
homely
in
the
songs.
MINUS:
The
performance,
body
language
of
the
hero
is
a
big
minus
for
the
film.
None
of
the
songs
were
synchronised
with
the
dances.
Either
the
song
runs
slow
or
the
movements
of
the
artistes
were
fast
or
vice-versa.
The
villain
did
a
little
over-action
and
failed
to
impress
the
audiences.
However,
his
performance
in
the
climax
is
a
little
better.
The
person
who
handled
the
screenplay
is
very
poor
in
scripting
it
and
many
scenes
have
no
proper
linkage.
The
running
of
the
film
is
boring
and
the
director
failed
to
establish
the
love
between
Namita
and
Ramesh,
though
it
was
one
sided.
REMARKS:
At
a
time
when
the
entire
story
revolves
round
the
triangular
love,
there
is
no
point
in
giving
the
film
a
title
as
'Pogarubothu'
and
there
is
no
title
justification.
Ramesh
should
improve
his
body
language
and
improve
his
performance.
Moreover,
he
should
put
more
effort
in
giving
expressions
correctly.
Though
Tilagan
gave
a
memorable
performance
in
a
character
that
is
similar
to
Chanakya
but
his
performance
went
unnoticed
in
an
unimpressive
narration.
All
in
all,
a
film
which
can
be
conveniently
ignored.
Cast:
Ramesh,
Gajala,
Namita,
Vincent
Ashokan,
Tilagan,
Vivek,
Nizhalgal
Ravi
and
others
Credits:
Camera:
Bharanisri,
Editing:
Sai,
Music:
Dina,
Lyrics:
Sahiti,
Vanamali,
Balabhadrapatruni
Madhu,
Eswara
Teja,
Krishna
Teja,
Dialogues
-
Krishna
Teja,
Action:
Dalapati
Dinesh,
Producer:
Pream
Deepak,
Direction:
L.
Venkatesh.
Banner:
VSP
Deepak
Films
Released
on
:
July
13,
2007
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