Allu
Arjun
is
known
for
energetic
dances
and
action-packed
movies.
His
films
like
Desamuduru
and
Arya
proved
his
calibre.
Almost
all
the
films
in
his
career
were
either
hits
or
run
with
above
average
talk.
He
teamed
up
with
Gunasekhar
for
Varudu
which
is
produced
by
DVV
Danaiah,
who
had
produced
a
blockbuster
like
Desamuduru
with
Allu
Arjun.
The
posters
and
trailers
of
Varudu
evoked
lots
of
expectations
and
hype.
However,
all
the
expectations
were
proved
wrong
with
the
director
once
again
utterly
failed
in
translating
his
ideas
on
the
screen
properly.
Sandeep
Aka
Sandy
(Allu
Arjun)
is
the
son
of
a
well-settled
couple
Ashish
Vidyarthi
and
Suhasini.
His
parents
fell
in
love
and
got
married
against
the
wishes
of
their
parents.
Though
Sandy
is
well-educated
and
got
a
job
with
huge
pay-packet
in
the
US,
he
always
thinks
quite
traditionally
and
at
the
same
time
respects
the
love
and
lovers.
When
his
parents
decide
to
convince
him
for
marriage,
Sandy
simply
says
it
is
a
good
idea
to
fly
to
US
with
wife
and
tells
them
to
search
a
bride
for
him.
His
parents
search
a
girl
called
Deepti
(Bhanushree
Mehra)
of
their
choice.
But
on
the
marriage
day
the
bride
is
kidnapped.
What
happens
next
will
form
the
interesting
part
of
the
movie.
PERFORMANCE:
Allu
Arjun
is
the
sole
performer
in
the
entire
film.
Once
again,
he
toned
up
his
body
with
six-pack,
reminding
the
audiences
of
'Desamuduru" days.
He
is
quite
handsome
in
the
first
song,
while
showed
his
power
in
action
scenes.
Though
his
performance
in
dances
and
action
scenes
is
okay,
he
still
needs
to
improve
his
dialogue
modulation.
He
should
shun
the
style
of
yelling
at
the
villain
and
should
show
the
power
through
dialogue
delivery.
If
he
works
more
on
the
voice
modulation,
he
could
reach
bigger
heights.
Heroine
Bhanushree
Mehra
is
just
average,
but
not
worth
a
mystery.
Of
course,
she
had
a
couple
of
big
eyes
which
are
very
expressive
and
nothing
more
to
say
about
her
glamour.
Even
with
regard
to
the
performance,
she
is
just
average
and
there
is
nothing
great
to
say
anything
about.
The
director
and
the
producer
kept
her
face
and
name
hiding
only
for
a
publicity
gimmick
and
nothing
more
than
that.
Though
it
is
surprising
that
the
director
chose
to
introduce
Tamil
hero
Arya
as
villain
to
the
Tollywood,
he
did
his
best
in
the
film.
Arya
had
a
strong
screen
presence
as
villain
with
his
attractive
eyes
but
the
director
failed
to
establish
and
etch
character
properly
and
Gunasekhar
literally
failed
to
use
him
to
the
fullest
potential.
Perhaps
for
the
first
time
on
the
Telugu
screen,
Ashish
Vidhyarthi
played
a
soft
role
and
Suhasini
played
his
wife
in
a
neat
role.
Naresh
and
Vinaya
Prasad
played
the
heroine"s
parents
and
they
did
justice
to
their
roles.
The
director
needs
to
be
appreciated
for
gathering
senior
artistes
like
Ravi
Kondala
Rao
and
Radhakumari,
besides
bringing
to
the
fore
a
senior
director
like
Singeetham
Srinivasa
Rao
in
a
dignified
role.
Other
artistes
like
Nazar,
Rao
Ramesh
are
just
okay.
TECHNICAL:
Dialogues
by
Thota
Prasad
are
good
in
parts.
However,
the
way
he
used
the
Telugu
idioms
(Sametalu)
during
the
marriage
scenes
are
humorous
and
tickled
the
funny
bones
of
the
audiences
very
well.
After
listening
to
the
dialogues
and
watching
the
huge
gathering
of
middle-aged
and
old
couples,
the
present
generation
would
definitely
get
a
feel
of
getting
married
in
a
traditional
style
to
enjoy
the
presence
of
such
a
huge
gathering.
The
get-together
of
several
families
is
worth
watching
and
it
is
learnt
that
they
were
real
life
couples
who
were
invited
to
the
shooting.
The
director"s
taste
in
showing
girls
in
half-sarees
and
dancing
to
the
tunes
is
laudable.
The
first
and
last
song
were
impressively
choreographed
and
Allu
Arjun
once
again
proved
his
dancing
skills
in
both
these
songs.
The
entire
second
half
is
a
disaster,
with
the
director
taking
the
cinematic
liberties
to
the
fullest
extent.
Cinematography
in
the
film
is
good
and
the
Rajasekhar
captured
the
beauty
of
marriage
as
well
as
the
action
scenes
with
equal
ease.
Graphics
used
in
songs
are
good
to
watch.
ANALYSIS:
Probably,
Gunasekhar
might
have
created
an
opinion
with
the
six-pack
body
of
Allu
Arjun
and
thought
of
bringing
out
a
film
with
family
traditions
on
one
hand
and
action
on
the
other.
He
was
quite
successful
in
making
the
film
till
the
first
half.
However,
his
creativity
went
above
the
imagination
and
crossed
boundaries
which
tested
the
patience
of
the
audiences
in
the
second
half.
The
concept
of
performing
marriage
in
a
true
traditional
style
is
okay.
But
the
entire
concept
was
rounded
off
with
just
one
song.
Despite
a
lavish
spending,
the
film
failed
to
give
anything
worth
to
the
audiences,
nor
it
had
a
good
message
that
traditional
marriages
are
the
need
of
the
hour.
The
director
tried
to
impress
the
audiences
with
a
voice-over
by
Chiranjeevi
at
the
beginning
of
the
film
on
the
concept
of
marriage.
Cast:
Allu
Arjun,
Bhanushree
Mehra,
Arya,
Asish
Vidyarthi,
Suhasini,
Naresh,
Vinaya,
Nazar,
Rao
Ramesh
Rao,
Sayaji
Shinde,
Ahuti
Prasad,
Brahmanandam,
Singeetam
Srinivasa
Rao,
Ravi
Kondala
Rao,
Anita
Chowdary
and
others
Credits:
Music
–
Mani
Sharma,
Cinematography
–
RD
Rajasekhar,
Dialogues
–
Thota
Prasad,
Editing
–
Anthony,
Fights
–
Stun
Siva,
Producer
–
DVV
Danayya,
Story,
screenplay,
direction
–
Gunasekhar
Banner:
Universal
Media
Released
on:
March
31,
2010