Junior
NTR
could
not
convince
or
satisfy
his
fans
fully
with
his
soft
new
look
in
the
Sreenu
Vytla's
film
Brindavanam.
The
actor
continues
with
the
same
soft
image
in
Oosaravelli.
Has
director
Surender
Reddy
succeeded
in
his
attempt
to
come
up
with
a
good
mix
of
romance,
action,
comedy
and
sentiment?
Let
us
see.
Story:
The
story
is
about
a
young
girl
Niharika
(Tamanna)
who
loses
her
brother
Shaam
and
his
wife
and
children.
They
are
all
killed
by
some
unidentified
goons.
Niharika
herself
is
injured
in
the
attack
and
a
bullet
is
lodged
in
her
brain.
She
is
presumed
to
be
dead
but
a
doctor
friend
after
realising
that
she
is
still
alive
takes
her
to
a
hostile
and
gets
her
treated.
She
approaches
Tony
(Jr
NTR)
and
request
him
to
eliminate
all
the
gangsters,
who
have
killed
her
bother
and
his
family.
Tony
initially
refuses
but
later
agrees
after
listening
to
her
plight.
Performance:
Jr
NTR
looks
cute
in
his
soft
look
image
as
Tony.
His
character
is
confusing
and
the
name
Oosaravelli
is
apt
for
his
role.
NTR
also
does
a
good
job
in
the
fight
and
dance
sequences
as
usual.
There
are
however
not
many
punch
dialogues
for
NTR
in
the
film.
This
would
surely
disappoint
all
his
fans.
Tamanna
has
a
lengthy
role
and
she
does
complete
justice
to
her
role.
She
gets
scope
to
show
her
acting
skills
and
there
is
not
much
of
a
skin
show.
Payal
Ghosh
of
Prayanam
fame
appears
in
the
role
of
Tamanna's
friend
and
she
is
good.
Jayaprakash
Reddy,
Raghu
Babu,
MS
Narayana
and
gang
come
up
with
yet
another
routine
comedy
act.
Prakash
Raj
plays
the
big
don
and
his
role
is
brief
and
lacks
the
punch.
Shaam
is
okay
and
so
in
Rehman.
Mukul
Sharma
is
wasted.
The
rest
do
their
jobs
as
required.
Positive:
The
one
big
positive
thing
in
Oosaravelli
is
that
the
director
has
tried
something
new
and
different.
Tamanna
also
gets
a
good
role
that
has
scope
for
action.
She
does
complete
justice
to
her
role.
NTR
brings
in
positive
energy.
The
twists
are
good.
The
cinematography
by
Rasool
Ellore
is
impressive.
The
music
is
good
and
NTR
comes
up
with
a
few
good
dance
movements.
Negative:
The
slow
pace
of
the
film
in
the
first
half
is
a
minus.
The
film
also
does
not
exactly
pick
up
pace
in
the
second
half
either.
The
climax
is
boring.
The
editing
is
also
not
up
to
the
mark
as
the
film
runs
for
nearly
two
hours
and
forty
five
minutes.
The
songs
also
do
not
exactly
rock
on
the
screen.
The
comedy
is
routine
and
the
sentiment
is
weak.
Verdict:
Oosaravelli
promises
big
but
falls
very
short
of
expectations.
For
the
fans
of
NTR,
their
dream
of
a
blockbuster
hit
from
their
star
is
not
going
to
come
true.
Oosaravelli
is
an
average
entertainer.