Some
pairs
prove
big
hits
and
the
audiences
look
forward
for
such
hit
pairs.
Earlier,
Jagapati
Babu-Priyamani
has
proved
a
successful
pair
in
Madan
directed
film
Pellaina
Kothalo.
Now,
he
has
chosen
the
same
pair
again
for
his
latest
movie
Pravarakhyudu.
His
selection
is
very
apt
for
the
characters
and
they
prove
as
the
best
in
this
film
again.
But
the
director"s
eagerness
to
establish
love
between
the
hero
and
heroine
has
turned
boring.
If
MR
Varma
had
sharpened
his
scissors
a
little
more
to
cut
the
prolonged
scenes
in
the
second
half,
the
film
would
have
been
more
appealing.
Sasikumar
(Jagapati
Babu)
is
a
practical
man.
He
has
an
opinion
that
love
is
only
a
concept
which
different
people
define
in
different
ways.
Sailaja
(Priyamani)
falls
in
love
with
him,
but
he
leaves
for
London
and
becomes
a
professor
in
Harvard
University
in
zoology.
Later,
he
returns
to
India.
When
his
parents
and
his
friends
look
several
alliances
for
him,
he
decides
that
Sailaja
is
the
best.
On
learning
that
Sailaja
has
become
the
principal
of
a
women"s
college,
he
joins
the
college
as
a
lecturer.
What
happens
next
will
form
the
rest
of
the
story.
PLUS:
The
first
half
of
the
film
up
to
the
film
runs
with
college
in
its
backdrop,
the
film
moves
on
very
smoothly.
The
director
runs
the
story
with
good
movement
and
has
a
perfect
grip
on
the
subject.
However,
from
the
moment
the
hero
and
heroine
leave
for
South
Africa,
the
entire
abroad
episode
is
a
big
headache.
The
episodes
involving
Hamsanandini
and
Anita
Nath
are
good
to
watch.
The
characterisation
of
the
hero
is
excellent
all
through
the
film.
Jagapati
Babu
is
suited
at
his
best
in
sentiment
scenes
and
in
the
scenes
where
he
convinces
the
girls
that
the
real
love
did
not
lie
in
physical
attraction
but
it
is
a
real
feel,
is
very
good.
Priyamani
appears
perfectly
fit
to
the
role.
She
reminded
the
audiences
of
Jamuna
and
Jayaprada
of
yesteryears.
She
was
apt
for
arrogant,
headstrong
and
self-esteemed
role.
Comedy
by
Brahmanandam,
Ali,
Sunil
and
AVS
is
okay
for
the
film.
As
far
as
technicians,
Keeravani
has
done
a
wonderful
job
and
all
the
songs
are
good
to
listen
and
have
been
composed
in
western
style.
The
choreography
is
also
okay.
Camera
work
by
Surender
Reddy
is
good
in
parts.
Dialogues
by
Madan
are
good
in
parts
and
the
way
the
hero
explains
the
role
of
love
to
the
heroine
is
very
inspiring.
MINUS:
Though
Jagapati
Babu
is
okay
in
his
role,
his
hairstyle
does
not
suit
him
well.
The
choreography
of
songs
is
okay
but
Jagapati
Babu
does
not
suit
in
most
of
the
songs.
He
could
not
do
justice
to
any
of
the
songs
and
all
of
them
appear
cinematic.
The
director
has
lost
grip
on
the
film
in
the
second
half
and
is
just
prolonged
and
taken
considerable
time
to
establish
the
love
between
the
hero
and
heroine.
As
a
result,
the
film
is
prolonged
for
more
than
two
hours
and
20
minutes,
which
is
a
little
larger
for
viewing.
The
audiences
appear
moving
in
an
embarrassing
manner
as
they
could
not
wait
for
such
a
long
time.
Almost
all
the
songs
are
good
to
hear
but
the
poor
performance
by
the
hero
has
forced
them
to
leave
their
seats
for
a
cigarette.
They
are
unable
to
understand
the
concept
for
a
long
time,
until
the
hero
explains
how
he
misunderstood
his
mother
and
what
the
real
love
means.
REMARKS:
The
film
is
aimed
at
family
audiences
and
the
director"s
wavelength
suits
well
and
it
has
been
perfectly
tuned.
However,
the
second
half
was
poorly
narrated
and
hence
there
is
a
biggest
disappointment.
Despite
excellent
performance
by
the
hero
and
heroine,
and
the
supporting
artistes,
the
film
may
not
get
adequate
response
as
the
second
half
is
dragged
like
a
hell.
The
film
may
go
well
with
'A" class
audiences
but
it
may
not
attract
the
'B",
'C"
classes
as
it
has
no
mass
masala
elements
and
action
scenes.
Cast:
Jagapati
Babu,
Priyamani,
Brahmanandam,
Ali,
Sunil,
Dharmavarapu
Subrahmanyam,
Chalapati
Rao,
CVL
Narasimha
Rao,
AVS,
Rajyalakshmi,
Madhu
Sharma,
Hamsanandini,
Anita
Nath
and
others.
Credits:
Lyrics
–
Chaitanya
Prasad,
Music
–
MM
Keeravani,
Camera
–
Surender
Reddy,
Editing
–
MR
Varma,
Art
–
Nagendra,
Producer
–
Ganesh
Indukuri,
Story,
dialogues,
screenplay
and
direction
are
by
Madan.
Banner:
Tolly
to
Holly
Films.
Released
on:
December
04,
2009