The
hattrick
combination
of
NT
Rama
Rao
with
VV
Vinayak
and
also
with
Devisri
Prasad
lived
up
to
the
expectations
of
his
fans
in
particular
and
the
audiences
in
general.
In
fact,
there
was
a
lot
of
confusion
whether
the
film"s
release
would
be
smooth
or
might
face
the
wrath
of
the
Telangana
agitators,
which
raised
the
expectations
on
the
film
as
well.
However,
it
was
a
smooth
affair
everywhere,
as
the
leaders
gave
a
deadline
of
January
28
for
the
relaunch
of
T-movement.
Though
Kajal
Agarwal
and
Ileana
were
supposed
to
play
the
female
leads,
they
were
replaced
by
Nayantara
and
Sheela
and
both
performed
excellently
in
the
film.
Parabrahma
Sastry"s
(Tanikella
Bharani)
wife
delivers
a
still-born
child
for
the
third
time
and
her
mother-in-law
is
worried
over
the
issue.
However,
with
the
advice
of
a
nurse,
she
separates
a
baby
boy
delivered
by
an
unidentified
lady,
as
she
delivered
twins.
Parabrahma
Sastry
brings
up
the
boy
with
the
name
Narasimha
Chari
(NT
Rama
Rao).
The
other
boy
also
named
by
his
mother
as
Narasimha
(NT
Rama
Rao)
and
he
grows
up
as
a
mass
hero.
Narasimha
wants
to
become
a
police
officer
and
a
DSP
(Sayaji
Shinde)
uses
him
as
an
undercover
cop
unofficially.
He
taps
the
phones
of
mafia
dons
and
used
to
benefit
by
robbing
the
money
during
the
operation
with
the
help
of
Narasimha
and
used
to
share
the
booty.
The
DSP"s
daughter
and
Narasimha
are
in
love
with
each
other.
On
the
other
hand,
Chari"s
guru
Bhattu
(Brahmanandam)
seeks
Chari"s
help
for
his
marriage
with
Chandrakala
(Nayantara).
However,
Chandrakala
loves
Chari
and
expresses
her
wish
to
marry
him.
At
this
juncture,
Baba
(Mahesh
Manjrekar)
sends
his
right
hand
(Ashish
Vidyarthi)
in
search
of
the
family
of
a
Major
(Nazar),
who
invented
a
great
weapon
which
could
be
fired
from
anywhere
in
the
world
with
the
help
of
internet.
Everyone
believes
that
the
Major
died
in
a
road
accident,
but
he
was
in
the
custody
of
Baba.
Now,
the
Major
wants
to
prepare
the
weapon
only
after
meeting
his
family
members.
So,
Baba
sends
his
people
and
finds
that
Narasimha
was
the
Major"s
son
and
kidnaps
him.
Narasimha
admits
that
he
was
the
son
of
the
Major
and
makes
him
to
talk
to
his
wife.
As
the
Major
was
given
some
time
to
prepare
the
weapon,
Baba
decides
to
keep
Narasimha
in
his
custody.
However,
Narasimha
escapes
from
his
clutches.
One
of
the
followers
(Raghubabu)
of
Baba
replaces
Narasimha
with
Chari
by
offering
him
huge
money.
Innocently
Chary
accepts
the
offer
and
goes
to
Baba.
After
a
few
turn
of
events
Narasimha
and
Chari
meet
each
other
only
to
know
that
both
of
them
are
brothers.
How,
both
the
brothers
worked
together
and
saved
their
father
is
the
climax.
PLUS:
Definitely,
the
performance
of
NT
Rama
Rao
is
the
highlight
and
major
plus
point
of
the
film.
NTR
as
a
mass
hero
and
as
an
innocent
Brahmin
excelled
in
both
the
roles.
While
the
mass
hero
did
wonders
in
action
scenes,
the
other
character
tickled
the
funny
bones
of
audiences
with
lots
of
comedy
in
association
with
Brahmanandam.
VV
Vinayak
who
is
known
for
heavy
action
scenes
perfectly
mixed
comedy
with
the
action
and
the
blend
was
so
perfect
that
the
audiences
did
not
feel
bored
at
any
point
of
time.
He
made
the
audiences
to
stick
to
the
seats
all
through
the
film.
Devisri
Prasad"s
music
is
another
highlight
of
the
film.
All
the
songs
were
excellently
tuned
and
perfectly
choreographed
to
suit
the
taste
of
mass
and
youth
audiences.
Action
by
Ram-Laxman
is
also
scintillating.
Both
the
heroines
filled
the
glamour
slots
perfectly.
While
Nayantara"s
character
had
two
shades,
one
a
traditional
Brahmin
girl
and
another
as
a
modern
girl
with
latest
outfits.
Sheela
played
a
nonchalant
girl.
Even
the
director
did
not
leave
the
villains
as
they
too
provided
good
entertainment.
Brahmanandam"s
comedy
is
another
plus
point
for
the
movie.
The
comedy
track
between
him
and
NTR
and
also
with
MS
Narayana
made
the
audiences
burst
into
laughter.
Direction
by
VV
Vinayak
is
ultimate
and
the
screenplay
he
penned
for
the
film
was
so
tight
that
he
left
no
scene
wasted
with
'no" boring
moments
to
the
audiences.
MINUS:
The
main
theme
of
the
story
i.e.,
the
weapon
prepared
by
the
Major
appeared
to
be
absurd
with
a
weapon
hanging
in
the
air
and
it
is
not
known
how
the
bullet
could
reach
the
target.
The
director
failed
to
establish
this
point
properly
and
it
is
completely
cinematic.
The
director
also
failed
to
etch
the
character
played
by
Sayaji
Shinde
and
it
was
abrupt.
Likewise,
how
the
hero
came
out
of
the
den
even
after
it
was
locked
automatically
by
the
villain
is
not
known.
It
is
also
properly
explained
how
the
heroines
entered
the
den
of
the
villain
and
how
they
were
accepted.
There
are
many
loopholes
in
the
entire
script,
but
the
director
managed
to
narrate
the
entire
film
with
a
gripping
screenplay
leaving
them
as
negligible,
because
the
basic
theme
of
any
film
is
wholesome
entertainment
and
the
audiences
got
it
from
the
flick.
REMARKS:
The
NTR-Vinayak
combo
proved
a
hit
once
again
and
Devisri
Prasad"s
music
added
flavour
to
the
film.
Especially
the
mass
and
youth
audiences
enjoyed
the
dances
and
action
scenes.
The
release
of
the
film
which
was
in
limbo
till
the
last
minute,
was
smooth
with
no
untoward
incidents
at
any
theatre.
The
police
also
made
elaborate
arrangements
for
the
smooth
screening
of
the
film
and
they
felt
relaxed
with
no
Telangana
activists
attacked
any
of
the
theatres.
Probably,
the
appeal
made
by
the
producers
in
general
and
NTR
in
particular
worked
out
well.
Cast:
NT
Rama
Rao,
Nayantara,
Sheela,
Brahmanandam,
Tanikella
Bharani,
Mahesh
Manjrekar,
Nazar,
Ashish
Vidyardhi,
Sayaji
Shinde,
MS
Narayana,
Anant,
Raghubabu,
Sudha,
Rajya
Lakshmi
and
others.
Credits:
Story
and
dialogues
–
Kona
Venkat,
Cinematography
–
Chota
K
Naidu,
Lyrics
–
Chandra
Bose,
Ramajogaiah
Sastry,
Music
–
Devi
Sri
Prasad,
Editing
–
Gautham
Raju,
Action
–
Ram
Laxman,
Presents
–
Kodali
Sri
Venkateswara
Rao
(Nani),
Producer
–
Vallabhaneni
Vamsi
Mohan,
Screenplay
and
direction
–
VV
Vinayak