Ali
started
his
career
as
child
artist
and
was
later
promoted
as
hero
through
Yamaleela
by
SV
Krishna
Reddy.
Though
he
played
hero
in
several
other
films,
none
of
them
could
reach
the
range
of
Yamaleela.
Last
year,
Ali's
film
Gundammagari
Manavadu
gave
him
some
solace.
Though
he
turned
hero,
he
did
not
keep
himself
off
from
his
routine
comedy
roles.
In
the
backdrop
of
several
comedians
turning
heroes,
Ali
once
again
came
up
as
a
solo
hero
with
Jyothi
Krishna
and
Tejasri
in
the
female
lead
in
Tinnama
Padukunnama
Tellarinda.
Ramkumar
made
his
debut
as
director
through
this
movie.
Pandu
(Ali)
stays
in
a
village
without
any
work.
Most
of
the
villagers
pray
God
to
send
him
away,
as
he
is
spoiling
the
other
youths
in
the
village.
His
parents
Ramachandra
Rao
and
Yasoda
(Chalapati
Rao
and
Sudha)
decide
to
get
him
married,
to
make
him
learn
responsibility.
During
the
pelli
choopulu
(marriage
alliance
talks),
the
girl
Madhavi
(Jyothi
Krishna)
tells
Pandu
that
she
is
in
love
with
one
Manikyam
(Prabhakar)
and
want
to
elope
with
him.
Pandu
has
no
option
but
to
accept
her
word
as
he
is
very
kind
at
heart.
However,
that
Manikyam
does
not
turn
up
to
the
venue,
so
Pandu
ties
the
nuptial
knot
to
Madhavi.
Even
as
Pandu
waits
at
bedroom
Madhavi
decides
to
go
away
from
home.
But,
Pandu
convinces
her
and
goes
along
with
her
to
Hyderabad
and
hands
her
over
to
Manikyam.
Accidentally,
Pandu
gets
caught
by
police
along
with
a
pickpocket
(Srinivasa
Reddy)
and
gets
implicated
in
a
murder
case.
To
save
his
skin,
Pandu
joins
a
gang
of
pick-pockets
led
by
Suvarna
(Tejasri)
and
a
thief
Ganganna
(LB
Sriram).
In
this
backdrop,
Suvarna
loses
her
heart
to
Pandu
and
on
his
advice
the
gang
quits
the
pick-pocketing,
robbing
etc.
Meanwhile,
there
are
two
gangs
in
the
city
one
led
by
Jayabhai
(Jayaprakash
Reddy)
and
another
led
by
Jaggubhai
(Jeeva),
who
are
involved
in
several
anti-social
activities.
Accidentally,
Pandu
thrashes
men
of
Jaggubhai
and
the
latter
asks
Pandu
to
join
in
his
gang.
On
the
first
mission,
Jaggubhai
tells
Pandu
to
kidnap
a
girl,
which
is
in
the
hands
of
Jayabhai.
Incidentally,
she
is
none
other
than
Madhavi,
who
has
eloped
with
Manikyam.
Pandu
takes
her
with
him.
How
Pandu
saves
her
from
being
sold
to
Dubai
Sheiks
and
how
he
reveales
the
real
colours
of
Manikyam
will
form
the
climax.
Suvarna
unites
Pandu
and
Madhavi
in
the
end
sacrificing
her
love.
PLUS:
Ali
has
given
fantastic
performance
all
through
the
film.
He
has
done
justice
to
his
character
all
through
the
film
and
the
audiences
does
not
feel
bored
with
his
performance.
Jyothi
Krishna
and
Tejasri
have
filled
the
glamour
slots
and
have
nothing
much
to
perform.
It
is
LB
Sriram,
who
steels
the
show
with
his
comedy,
while
Jayaprakash
Reddy
and
Jeeva
have
played
the
comedy
villains.
The
next
to
talk
about
is
the
performance
of
Surya.
The
director
needs
to
be
commended
for
maintaining
good
tempo
all
through
the
film
with
good
comedy.
Though
he
has
made
use
of
some
scenes
from
other
films
and
used
them
in
the
way
of
parody,
they
make
the
audiences
laugh
heartily.
Especially,
Ali
and
Surya
have
made
good
use
of
them.
Camera
work
by
Jawahar
Reddy
is
good
in
capturing
the
beauties
of
Malaysia
and
Bangkok
during
some
song
sequences.
MINUS:
The
hero's
characterization
appeared
like
an
extended
comedian
role
and
has
no
weight
at
all.
The
director
has
also
failed
to
establish
the
scenes
involving
Chalapati
Rao
and
Gauthamraju
though
they
gave
good
comedy
relief.
Likewise,
the
love
thread
between
Ali
and
Tejasri
is
also
not
properly
highlighted.
Though
the
film
has
heavyweights
like
Jayaprakash
Reddy,
AVS,
Jeeva
and
others
in
the
star
cast,
all
of
them
have
been
used
for
entertainment
and
comedy
and
the
film
lacked
seriousness
at
any
point
of
time.
Moreover,
several
scenes
have
no
logic.
REMARKS:
The
film
was
slated
for
release
on
April
4
but
was
delayed
by
two
days
due
to
some
technical
reasons.
The
movie
opened
with
an
average
to
above
average
talk.
However,
the
most
important
and
notable
point
in
it
is
that
none
of
the
cuts
ordered
by
the
censor
board
were
cut
in
the
film.
Not
even
one
dialogue
was
cut
nor
the
sound
in
the
lyric,
which
was
ordered
by
the
Censor
Board,
which
was
prominently
displayed
in
the
theatre.
It
is
surprising,
how
the
producer
released
the
film
without
cutting
the
sounds
in
the
scenes
as
per
the
Censor
Board
orders.
Is
it
not
violating
the
rule?
Cast:
Ali,
Jyothi
Krishna,
Tejasri,
Chalapati
Rao,
Gauthamraju,
Jayaprakash
Reddy,
Jeeva,
AVS,
Surya,
Srinivasa
Reddy,
LB
Sriram,
Prabhakar,
Sudha,
Sivajiraja
and
others.
Credits:
Story
and
dialogues
–
Veligonda
Srinivas,
Camera
–
Jawahar
Reddy,
Editing
–
Nandamuri
Hari,
Music
–
MM
Srilekha,
Action
–
Nandu,
Presents
–
Baireddy
Rosireddy,
Producer
–
SS
Rao,
screenplay
and
direction
–
Ramkumar.
Banner:
Padmini
Art
Pictures
Released
on:
April
6,
2008