Dil
Raju
had
done
the
movie
Munna
with
Vamsi
Paidipalli,
but
it
was
a
disaster.
However,
the
producer
gave
him
one
more
chance
to
direct.
This
time,
the
director
has
worked
very
hard
on
the
script
and
screenplay
and
made
it
as
a
wholesome
family
entertainer.
The
entire
technical
team
has
worked
in
tandem
and
strengthened
Vamsi"s
hands
to
bring
out
a
clean
entertainer.
Story
Bhanu
Prasad
(Prakash
Raj)
and
Siva
(Srihari)
are
stepbrothers.
They
get
separated
due
to
some
conspiracy
by
Bhanuprasad"s
brother-in-law
(Tanikella
Bharani)
and
they
become
bitter
enemies.
They
stay
in
separate
villages,
which
were
in
the
border
of
Telangana
(Mahbubnagar)
and
Kurnool
(Rayalaseema).
Bhanu"s
daughter
Bhumi
(Kajal)
studies
in
the
city,
while
Siva"s
wife"s
(Sitara)
sister"s
daughter
Indu
(Samantha)
is
one
of
her
best
friends.
Bhumi
and
Indu
doesn"t
know
each
other
that
they
were
cousins.
Krish
(NTR)
is
the
son
of
an
industrialist
(Mukesh
Rushi)
and
he
falls
in
love
with
Indu.
He
is
quite
bold
and
takes
her
home
and
introduces
her
to
his
parents.
Once
Indu
tells
Krish
that
Bhumi
was
in
a
problem
and
she
needs
his
help.
According
to
her,
Bhumi
wants
to
pursue
higher
education
in
the
US,
but
her
father
wanted
to
marry
her
to
his
nephew
(Ajay).
As
the
groom
is
a
bad
guy,
Bhumi"s
grandfather
(Kota
Srinivasa
Rao)
lies
that
Bhumi
was
in
love
with
a
boy
in
the
city.
So
Bhanu
tells
Bhumi
to
bring
him
to
the
village.
Krish
reaches
the
village
with
Bhumi
and
realises
that
everyone
her
house
are
afraid
of
Bhanu
and
make
them
realise
that
he
came
there
to
blossom
love
in
everyone.
He
also
makes
Bhanu
to
realise
his
folly
and
unites
him
with
his
brother
Siva
and
the
two
villages
celebrate
their
reunion.
At
this
juncture,
Indu
reaches
the
village.
Then
Krish
and
Bhumi
realise
the
problem.
If
Krish
reveals
the
truth
that
he
is
not
in
love
with
Bhumi
and
actually
loved
Indu,
both
Bhanu
and
Siva
would
be
at
loggerheads
once
again.
How
Krish
solved
the
problem?
To
whom
he
married?
Answers
to
all
these
questions
should
be
seen
on-screen.
PERFORMANCE:
NTR,
as
usual,
has
given
a
wonderful
performance
in
Brindavanam.
He
has
maintained
good
comedy
timing
and
has
done
the
action
scenes
with
equal
ease.
Vamsi
has
etched
the
character
by
mixing
the
family
image
with
action
scenes
to
please
the
mass
audiences
thereby
maintaining
the
action-hero
image.
Kajal
is
sweet
in
half-sarees
as
a
village
girl.
Most
of
the
film
revolves
around
Kajal.
Samantha,
who
appears
an
urban
girl,
has
done
justice
to
her
role
and
she
is
also
quite
glamorous
and
appealing.
The
characters
of
Prakash
Raj
and
Srihari
are
of
equal
status
and
they
have
lived
up
to
the
expectations.
Kota
Srinivasa
Rao
is
okay
in
his
role
as
grandfather.
Ahuti
Prasad"s
character
is
a
little
lower
to
his
calibre
and
Raghubabu
is
okay.
Mukesh
Rushi
and
Pragati
are
adequate.
Tanikella
Bharani
was
wasted
as
he
played
the
role
with
negative
shades.
Ajay"s
role
just
comes
and
goes
and
plays
some
role
in
the
climax.
TECHNICAL:
Dialogues
by
Koratala
Siva
are
good
and
dotted
with
comedy
and
punch.
He
has
maintained
the
tempo
while
penning
dialogues
with
sentiment.
Though
the
basic
story
is
by
the
director
Vamsi
Paidipalli,
the
dialogues
have
filled
life
in
it.
Music
by
Thaman
is
soothing
and
full
of
melody
and
rhythm.
Choreography
of
all
songs
is
good
to
watch.
Cinematography
by
Chota
K
Naidu
is
apt
and
he
has
perfectly
captured
the
rural
beauty.
The
camera
work
in
action
scenes
is
also
good.
Action
scenes
by
Ram-Lakshman,
though
not
so
stylish,
could
enthral
the
mass
audiences.
Though
the
story
has
the
shades
of
old
films.
Vamsi
has
scripted
a
tight
screenplay
and
he
has
narrated
every
scene
with
precision.
REMARKS:
You
can
watch
the
film
with
a
family
because
of
the
entertainment
values.
Dil
Raju
is
once
again
back
on
track.
Vamsi
Paidipalli
has
brought
a
smile
on
his
face
with
his
wholesome
entertainer.
The
most
interesting
point
is
that
the
film
starts
with
the
song
'Brinadaavanamadi…" in
colour
and
it
is
quite
interesting
to
watch.
Cast:
Junior
NTR,
Kajal
Aggarwal,
Samantha,
Prakashraj,
Srihari,
Ajay,
Venumadhav,
Brahmanandam,
Kota
Srinivasa
Rao,
Tanikella
Bharani,
Ahuti
Prasad,
Raghubabu,
Mukhesh
Rushi,
Sana,
Pragati,
Sitara,
Surekhavani
and
others.
Credits:
Dialogues
–
Koratala
Siva,
Music
–
Thaman,
Lyrics
–
Ramajogaiah
Sastry,
Ananta
Sriram
and
Krishna
Chaitanya,
Cinematography
–
Chota
K
Naidu,
Editing
–
Marthand
K
Venkatesh,
Action
–
Ram-Lakshman,
Art
–
Ananda
Sai,
Presents
–
Anita,
Producer
–
Dil
Raju,
Story,
screenplay,
direction
–
Vamsi
Paidipalli
Banner:
Sri
Venkateswara
Creations
Released
on:
October
14,
2010