Energetic
Star
Ram's
much
anticipated
and
eagerly
awaited
film
of
this
summer
Endukante
Premanta
released
today.
The
film,
which
was
mentioned
to
be
a
romantic,
action,
family
drama,
stood
up
to
the
expectations
on
many
scores
and
is
a
slow
feel
good
movie
which
might
go
well
with
youth
(like
Ye
Maya
Chesave).
If
only
this
feel
good
film
could
have
been
presented
in
a
better
screenplay,
it
would
have
been
a
sure
shot
winner
for
both
Ram
and
Karunakaran.
Ram
is
a
happy-go-lucky
person.
He
is
not
bothered
about
anything
and
doesn't
take
life
seriously.
He
is
sent
to
Paris
(wonderful
presentation
of
Paris
Vineyards
is
very
appreciable)
on
business
purpose
and
very
soon
realizes
that
his
father
(Siyaji
Shinde)
has
sent
him
there
to
learn
the
lessons
of
life.
The
Indian
Ambassador
(Suman)
to
France
is
very
possessive
and
protective
about
his
daughter
Sravanthi
(Tamanna).
Her
father
takes
care
of
her
very
well,
but
she
doesn't
enjoy
much
freedom.
She
is
a
girl
who
wants
to
enjoy
life
to
the
fullest.
She
chances
upon
Ram
and
seeks
his
help
to
slip
away
from
her
father's
security
and
fly
to
India.
The
film
takes
an
interesting
turn.
Why
did
Sravanthi
choose
Ram
to
escape?
What
is
a
link
between
the
two?
The
story
shifts
to
India
and
how
all's
well
that
ends
well
happens
is
the
crux
of
the
entire
film.
Performance:
The
tag
of
Energetic
Star
that
appears
in
the
title
cards
has
been
completely
justified
by
Ram.
He
carries
the
film
with
ease
and
his
performance
is
more
matured.
His
dances
are
a
delight
to
watch
and
he
has
given
his
100%
for
this
film.
Tamanna
is
apt
in
the
role
and
looks,
as
usual,
beautiful.
Sijayi
Shinde
is
good,
while
it
is
Anu
Hassan
and
Rishi
of
A
Film
who
have
taken
the
major
credit
for
their
roles.
Surprising
as
well
as
disappointing
was
Kona
Venkat,
as
his
performance
was
bad.
Technical:
Cinematography
by
Andrew
is
very
impressive.
His
portrayal
of
Paris
and
its
Vineyards
are
extraordinary
and
has
never
been
captured
by
others
on
Indian
screen.
Editing
by
Venkateshwara
Rao
is
apt
and
nothing
extraordinary
to
talk
about.
The
major
disappointment
comes
from
the
music
department,
though
background
score
at
few
places
is
a
standout.
Dialogues
are
catchy.
The
film,
which
has
twists
on
two
occasions,
failed
to
thrill
the
audience
due
to
its
slow
pace
narration.
The
first
half
of
the
film
is
interesting
and
we
are
promised
of
a
wonderful
fare
ahead,
but
somewhere
the
director
ends
up
churning
a
stale
second
half
and
dull
climax,
which
could
seriously
affect
the
prospects
of
the
film.
Remarks:
After
Kandareega,
Ram
had
established
himself
as
an
energetic
hero
and
with
lots
of
promise
Endukante
Premanta
was
developed.
But
with
slow
narrative
style
and
boring
moments,
this
film
may
not
match
up
to
his
earlier
hit.
If
only
the
youngsters
enjoy
the
slow
pace
then
it
is
sure
to
be
another
hit
for
Ram
and
Karunakaran.
Cast:
Ram,
Tamanna,
Sayaji
Shinde,
Kona
Venkat,
Suman
and
others