The
basic
storyline
thought
by
Manjunatha
unit
is
okay,
though
such
films
had
already
appeared
on
the
Telugu
screen.
But
the
director
deviated
from
the
story
for
most
part
of
the
film,
or
to
say
till
the
interval
bang.
The
film
appeared
like
a
comedy
show
in
a
television
serial
sans
any
meaning.
The
immaturity
of
the
director
could
be
easily
understood
by
any
average
film-goer.
It
is
nothing
but
a
sheer
waste
of
money
and
time
as
many
scenes
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
storyline.
Music
by
Vande
Mataram
Srinivas
is
very
unimpressive
but
for
the
one
solo
song
at
the
heroine's
introductory
scene.
Bharat
(Baladitya)
completes
his
degree
and
leaves
for
city
to
take
part
in
sub-inspector's
selections.
However,
on
his
way
to
city,
he
finds
a
group
of
people
killed
and
also
notices
there
is
about
Rs
100
crore
worth
of
gold
and
currency.
He
immediately
calls
up
the
police.
Unfortunately,
the
police
officer
is
a
corrupt
fellow
and
he
sends
some
goons
in
police
attire.
Realising
that
they
are
not
real
police,
Bharat
escapes
from
them
in
a
typical
way.
Later,
he
takes
away
the
money
and
keeps
it
in
a
safe
place.
From
then
onwards,
a
chase
starts
between
Bharat
and
the
mafia
gang.
Bharat
takes
shelter
in
one
of
his
friend's
room.
In
fact,
among
those
dead
is
the
brother
of
a
big
mafia
don
(Ashok
Kumar),
who
leaves
for
Dubai
as
the
Home
Minister
issues
shoot-at-sight
orders
against
all
the
anti-social
elements.
Bharat
falls
in
love
with
a
girl,
and
incidentally,
she
is
the
daughter
of
the
corrupt
police
officer.
When
the
girl
asks
Bharat
to
meet
her
father,
he
goes
to
him
the
next
day
and
tells
him
that
he
has
Rs
100
crores.
In
order
to
take
revenge,
the
mafia
don
returns
to
city.
Bharat
challenges
them
and
tells
them
to
come
to
Golconda
Fort
to
meet
him.
The
entire
gang
including
the
police
officer
reach
the
spot.
While
Bharat
is
fighting
with
the
mafia
gang,
the
DGP
(Krishna)
surfaces
in
a
cowboy
attire
and
thrashes
the
goons
in
his
old
style
and
after
few
minutes
of
fight,
the
police
enter
the
scene
and
arrest
the
gang.
Then
the
DGP
reveals
that
he
knows
Bharat
and
he
himself
gives
him
the
assignment
to
deal
with
case
and
bring
the
culprits
to
book.
The
film
ends
with
the
union
of
Bharat
and
his
girlfriend
PLUS:
The
entire
first
half
has
been
devoted
to
provide
comedy
in
bits
and
pieces
like
television
serial
episodes.
The
audiences
have
no
other
option
but
to
watch
those
scenes.
With
stalwart
comedians
like
Brahmanandam,
Kondavalasa
Lakshmana
Rao,
Gauthamraju
and
AVS,
the
audience
can
enjoy
the
scenes
as
if
they
are
watching
a
comedy
show
in
a
serial.
However,
the
scenes
involving
Brahmanandam,
AVS,
Kondavalasa
and
Gauthamraju
are
good
to
watch.
Baladitya
has
tried
his
best
to
earn
a
mass
image.
But,
he
should
avoid
imitating
Maheshbabu
and
other
such
stars.
MINUS:
The
unimpressive
narration
of
story,
pathetic
screenplay,
director's
immaturity
in
linking
the
scenes,
poor
cinematography,
not
very
interesting
music
both
in
songs
and
in
re-recording
—
All
these
factors
contribute
their
share
to
make
the
film
boring.
REMARKS:
The
director,
who
showed
the
heroine
in
traditional
dress
in
her
introductory
scene,
has
failed
to
maintain
the
same
in
any
other
scene
in
the
latter
part
of
the
movie.
She
always
appeares
in
modern
dresses.
The
director
does
not
establish
the
love
between
the
hero
and
heroine.
Baladitya's
character
is
also
not
moulded
properly.
He
came
to
the
city
for
an
interview.
But
he
can
survive
well
and
at
the
same
time,
he
mingles
with
anti-socials
(on
the
lines
of
Pokiri).
The
heroine
of
the
film
Sairabanu
has
showed
no
inhibition
to
expose
wherever
necessary.
The
climax
is
abrupt
and
there
is
a
sudden
fight
which
ends
in
a
couple
of
minutes
and
the
superstar
emerges
like
a
bolt
from
the
blue.
He
appears
in
just
one
scene.
But
the
producers
have
given
wide
publicity
that
the
character
would
remain
a
highlight.
Cast:
Baladitya,
Sairabanu,
Ashok
Kumar,
Brahmanandam,
Narra
Venkateswara
Rao,
Sridhar,
AVS,
Kondavalasa
Lakshmana
Rao,
Gauthamraju,
Jogi
brothers,
Vijay
and
others.
Credits:
Music
–
Vandenataram
Srinivas,
Camera
–
Thota
Ramana,
Story
and
dialogues
–
Manjunatha
Unit,
Producers
–
YK
Rao
and
Kasula
Sridhar,
Screenplay
and
direction
–
Ramana
Martial.
Banner:
Sri
Manjunatha
Movies