Chandrasekhar
Yeleti
is
a
director
who
has
understood
the
word
'difference'
in
the
true
sense
of
the
term
and
has
implemented
this
truly
through
his
movies
like
Aithe,
Anukokunda
Oka
Roju
and
Okkadunnadu.
Dhruv
(Manoj)
who
has
completed
his
MBA
likes
to
visit
new
places
and
countries.
He
has
two
good
friends
(Janardhan
and
Tamim).
Once
he
plans
a
trip
to
Singapore
with
his
friends
and
reaches
Malaysia
airport
to
catch
the
flight.
Harika
(Harika)
who
is
pursuing
her
Master"s
degree
in
Lifestyle
Designing
in
Malaysia
plans
a
trip
to
India
to
see
her
prospective
bridegroom
upon
her
parent's
call.
She
too
has
one
best
friend
(Kalpika).
However
she
makes
it
clear
to
her
parents
that
she
would
give
the
green
signal,
only
if
she
approves
him.
Dhruv
and
Harika
meet
at
the
airport
and
soon
Dhruv
loses
his
heart
for
her.
He
decides
to
trap
her
in
his
love
in
just
two
hours
time,
which
is
generally
impossible.
However,
Dhruv"s
friend,
a
psychology
student,
prepares
a
plan
divided
into
eight
parts,
each
spanning
15
minutes.
If
that
plan
works
out,
he
can
win
the
heart
of
Harika.
As
per
the
plan,
Dhruv
starts
the
mission
and
finally
succeeds
in
winning
the
heart
of
Harika.
The
two
hours
plan
has
a
whole
lot
of
twists.
PLUS:
The
major
plus
point
is
the
directorial
ability
of
Chandrasekhar
Yeleti
and
his
shrewd
intelligence
in
penning
a
perfect
screenplay.
The
entire
film
is
based
on
the
screenplay
and
a
one-liner
—
winning
the
heart
of
a
girl
in
two
hours
time.
But
for
the
perfect
script,
it
would
have
been
impossible
to
run
such
a
delicate
subject.
The
audiences
who
come
to
know
the
plot
get
surprised
for
a
moment
but
the
ability
of
the
director
makes
them
to
sit
tight
in
their
seats
as
he
does
not
break
the
suspense.
Though
the
entire
film
is
shot
in
the
airport
premises,
the
audiences
do
not
feel
themonotony
because
of
the
situational
comedy.
Another
highlight
of
the
film
is
the
cinematography
by
Sarvesh
Murari.
Editing
is
so
perfect
that
we
do
not
find
even
a
single
boring
scene
in
the
film.
Above
all,
Manoj
has
performed
excellently
in
the
role.
Though
he
appears
to
be
overacting
at
times,
he
has
got
completely
involved
in
the
character
and
the
audiences
can
easily
notice
that
such
jerks
would
be
routine
while
doing
an
off-beat
role.
Especially,
the
way
he
has
shown
the
expressions
and
maintained
the
body
language
needs
appreciation.
Debutant
heroine
Harika
is
okay
in
her
role
as
she
has
a
very
limited
role.
She
has
to
perform
nothing
because
the
hero
is
after
her
all
the
way.
Another
highlight
of
the
film
is
the
comedy
by
Brahmanandam.
He
has
lived
up
to
the
expectations
of
the
director
as
well
as
the
audiences.
The
sidekicks
/
friends
of
the
hero
and
heroine
have
also
done
justice
to
their
respective
roles.
MINUS:
Though
the
film
is
different
from
routine
one
and
has
situational
comedy,
it
too
has
some
minus
points.
The
director
has
chosen
a
subject,
which
is
impossible
in
real
life.
There
is
some
slackness
in
certain
scenes,
which
make
the
audiences
embarrassed.
But
the
storyline
and
subject
forces
them
to
sit
tight
in
the
seat.
Especially,
the
African
chasing
the
hero"s
friend
Janardhan
has
evoked
a
little
entertainment
but
appears
boring
at
times.
But
for
a
few
negligible
lapses,
the
entire
film
is
very
neat.
The
film,
however,
lacks
any
commercial
elements.
It
has
no
duets,
no
dream
songs
nor
a
solo
song.
So
that
it
may
not
attract
the
mass
audiences.
REMARKS:
The
director
scripted
the
story
with
an
art
film
flavour
and
at
the
same
time
has
provided
some
entertainment
with
situational
comedy.
It
is
worth
mentioning
here
that
his
films
would
begin
with
a
divided
talk
and
prove
hits
after
a
week
or
10
days
by
word
of
mouth
publicity.
Let
us
wait
for
a
few
more
days
to
find
out
how
far
the
film
would
fare
at
the
Box
Office.
The
director
needs
to
be
complimented
for
taking
such
a
subject
for
his
film
with
the
knowledge
that
the
returns
cannot
be
expected
but
all
those
who
watch
the
film
would
appreciate
his
effort
in
running
a
film
with
the
help
of
the
screenplay.
Cast:
Manojkumar,
Harika,
Brahmanandam,
Janardhan,
Tamim,
Kalpika
Credits:
Cinematography
–
Sarvesh
Murari,
Lyrics
–
Anant
Sriram,
Music
–
Mahesh
Shankar,
Story,
screenplay,
direction
and
production
–
Chandrasekhar
Yeleti.
Banner:
Aryaki
Arts