Director
VN
Aditya
had
brought
excellent
movies
like
Manasanta
Nuvve
in
his
early
days
of
his
career.
However,
he
has
no
big
hits
to
his
credit
in
the
recent
times.
Howeverm
he
approached
Ramanaidu
and
convinced
him
to
produce
the
film.
He
chose
three
small
time
heroes
and
heroines
for
the
film
and
wrapped
up
the
shooting
in
just
37
days
(thereby
saving
production
costs).
Read
on
for
Mugguru
review.
Story:
There
are
three
vagabonds
Pavan
(Navadeep),
Maruti
(Rahul)
and
Anji
(Avasarala
Srinivas)
who
could
not
even
complete
their
sixth,
seventh
and
eighth
standards
but
reach
Vizag
in
search
of
jobs.
A
person
(Uttej)
tells
them
that
they
can"t
even
get
sweeper
jobs,
as
the
minimum
qualification
for
is
tenth
class.
He
suggest
them
to
marry
richman"s
daughters
and
settle
in
life
and
that
is
the
only
option
to
become
rich
overnight.
So,
Pavan
plans
to
enact
a
drama
and
kidnap
a
rich
man
with
masks
and
get
him
saved
which
enables
them
to
get
the
job.
When
they
are
about
to
kidnap
a
rich
man
(Ahuti
Prasad),
he
gets
a
stroke
and
Pavan
cleverly
plans
and
admits
him
in
hospital.
The
man
offers
Pavan
a
job
in
Malaysia.
But
Pavan
refuses
to
take
the
job
as
he
doesn"t
want
to
leave
his
friends
to
their
fate.
So,
he
gives
jobs
to
all
the
three
in
his
company.
He
also
shows
them
the
videos
of
his
daughters
Shalini
(Sraddha
Das),
Yamini
(Sanjana)
and
Mohini
(Soumya)
and
tells
them
to
impress
them
so
that
he
will
get
them
married
to
the
three.
So,
Pavan,
Maruti
and
Anji
set
out
to
Malaysia
to
impress
them.
As
expected,
the
three
impress
those
three
and
almost
their
marriages
confirms.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance:
Navadeep
has
done
his
job
well,
as
he
is
a
seasoned
artiste.
Rahul
yet
to
learn
the
basics
of
acting,
while
Avasarala
Srinivas
has
done
justice
to
his
role
with
good
comedy
timing.
Shradda
Das,
Sanjana
and
Soumya
as
usual
filled
the
glamour
slots
and
they
have
not
got
good
opportunity
to
prove
their
acting
abilities.
Reema
Sen
and
Sivaji
have
played
cameos.
Brahmanandam,
Ali
and
Ahuti
Prasad
have
done
good
job.
Technical:
Cinematography
by
Jawahar
Reddy
is
okay,
as
he
has
captured
the
beautiful
locales
of
Malaysia
with
his
camera.
Editor
KV
Krishna
Reddy
should
have
sharpened
his
scissors
to
cut
some
flab
in
the
film,
as
some
scenes
appeared
quite
stretched
and
unnecessary.
It
is
not
known
how
a
senior
producer
like
Ramanaidu
accepted
the
story,
as
it
has
so
many
similarities
to
Sriramachandrulu.
Director
VN
Aditya,
(this
time
he
changed
his
name
as
Nagendra
V
Aditya),
has
tried
to
rehash
the
same
story
by
giving
some
twists
to
the
subject.
Neither
the
screenplay
nor
the
story
is
gripping.
He
has
chosen
to
leave
all
the
logics
to
the
winds
and
has
taken
complete
cinematic
liberty
in
the
film"s
movement.
Analysis:
It
is
just
a
time
pass
film
but
gives
you
boring
feel
at
parts.
Cast:
Navdeep,
Avasarala
Srinivas,
Rahul,
Sivaji,
Rimasen,
Sraddha
Das,
Sanjana,
Soumya,
Ali,
Brahmanandam,
Ahuti
Prasad,
Venumadhav,
Gundu
Hamunanta
Rao,
Harshavardhan,
Uttej,
and
others.
Credits:
Cinematography
–
Jawahar
Reddy,
Editing
–
KV
Krishna
Reddy,
Music
–
Koti,
Producer
–
Dr
D
Ramanaidu,
Director
–
Nagendra
V
Aditya.
Banner:
Suresh
Productions
Released
on:
August
19,
2011