<i>Boss I love you</i> - Review
Wednesday,
September
27,
2006
One
more
good
entertainer
from
Nag
After
a
day's
hard
work
full
of
tensions,
one
needs
to
relax.
Some
people
go
out
to
watch
a
film
in
a
theatre.
Some
other
take
their
family
in
an
outing
for
a
movie.
They
prefer
that
a
good
entertainer
will
ease
all
their
tensions
of
the
outside
world.
These
days,
several
films
are
coming
with
different
backdrops
including
action,
sentiment,
love
and
message-oriented.
Only
few
films
could
be
categorised
as
entertainers.
Yuva
Samrat
Nagarjuna,
who
gave
a
memorable
devotional
hit
like
Sri
Ramadasu,
again
came
before
the
audiences
with
a
commercial
entertainer
with
Boss.
The
film
stood
up
to
the
expectations
of
the
audiences
in
general
and
his
fans
in
particular.
Like
many
of
his
films,
Boss
is
also
a
neat
entertainer,
sans
obscene
dresses,
dialogues
and
exposing
scenes.
Basically
it
remained
a
good
entertainer
a
la
Santosham,
Manmadhudu
and
Nenunnanu.
SRK (Sayaji Shinde) is a real estate contractor. He uses muscle power to encroach land and makes money. His business rival Gopala Krishna @ GK (Nagarjuna) is the 'Boss' of GK Constructions. GK has the power to handle goons as well as the real estate business. He calls for applications from MBA graduates as his personal secretary. None of the applicants reach his expectations. He accidentally meets Anuradha (Anu) (Nayanatara) and thinks that she is fit for the job. As a 'Boss' he is tough with his staff, at the same time, he has lots of concern over them. During a trip to Malaysia, Anu and GK get closer and Anu loses her heart to GK. When she was about to reveal her love, Anu involves in a petty issue and faces the wrath of GK. Consequently, she resigns to her job. GK calls for interviews for his personal secretary again and zeroes in on Sruthi (Poonam Bajwa). In fact, she was planted in GK's office by none other than SRK. In order to get her father Rammurthy released from a false case, in which he was implicated by SRK, Sruthi steals a tender file. However, she did not hand it over to SRK, but demands her father's release. The crooked SRK did not listen to her. At this juncture, she tries to escape from the scene and gets saved by GK at the instance of Anu. However, Anu injures in the attack by goons in the process, but goes straight to the Tenders office and files the tender to save GK from a huge loss and to fulfil his ambition of securing the dream project. When GK was about to thank her, she reveals her love towards him only to know about the love story of GK. In the flashback, GK reveals that he loved Sanjana (Shriya) and got her married. But she dies in tsunami attack. He says he can't expect someone to replace Sanjana. GK refuses Anu's love politely. As the time goes by, Sanjana's mother Sumitra (Sumalatha) dies of illness in Malaysia and her husband Viswanath (Nasar) tells GK that her last wish is the marriage of GK with Anu. GK also gets a feel that Sanjana also wants the same. He returns to India and unites with Anu and the film ends on a happy note.
Plus:
Nagarjuna's
down-to-earth
performance
is
the
highlight
of
the
film.
The
basic
theme
of
the
film,
entertainment,
stands
the
other
highlight.
VN
Aditya
gave
a
clean
film
and
he
made
the
audiences
sit
tight
in
their
seats
with
his
directorial
capabilities.
Even
the
comedy
is
quite
healthy
and
did
not
have
any
double-meaning
dialogues.
Music
by
Kalyani
Malik
and
Harry
Anand
also
turned
an
asset
of
the
film,
besides
their
choreography.
Sivakumar
was
able
to
mould
all
the
director's
ideas
on
the
celluloid
exactly.
Minus:
Though
all
the
characters
were
etched
well,
the
director
ignored
two
characters
to
the
tee.
The
villain's
role
did
by
Sayaji
Shinde
lacked
the
punch.
It
appears
only
in
a
couple
of
scenes
and
in
the
climax
and
it
failed
to
impress
the
audiences.
Likewise,
the
character
of
Bharani
was
also
quite
poor.
The
director
failed
to
establish
this
character
also
properly.
But
for
these
petty
things,
the
film
as
a
whole
is
a
good
entertainer.
Comments:
Nagarjuna
looked
trim
and
slim
and
turned
a
synonym
to
the
words
Greeku
Veerudu
and
Dream
Boy
as
he
was
referred
to
by
youngsters.
Nayanatara
had
the
opportunity
to
look
glamorous
and
at
the
same
time
had
got
an
opportunity
to
perform
to
certain
extent.
Poonam
Bajwa
filled
the
glamour
slot.
Shriya
made
a
special
appearance
in
the
film.
Saloni
shook
legs
with
Nagarjuna
in
the
first
song
'Nachinde
Chesey...'.
Sumalatha
appeared
on
the
screen
after
a
long
gap.
Comedy
by
Dharamavarapu
Subrahmanyam,
Ali,
Sunil
and
Brahmanandam
is
okay.
As
a
whole
if
you
feel
like
watching
an
entertainer,
Kamakshi
Movies'
film
Boss
would
be
the
correct
answer.
Cast: Nagarjuna, Nayanatara, Poonam Bajwa, Shriya, Sayaji Shinde, Sunil, Dharmavarapu Subrahmanyam, Brahmanandam, Nassar, Tanikella Bharani, Chandramohan, MS Narayana, Sumalata, Hema and others.
Credits:
Dialogues
-
Chintapalli
Ramana
Cinematography
-
J
Sivakumar
Music
-
Kalyani
Malik,
Harry
Anand
Producer
-
D
Sivaprasad
Reddy
Editing
-
Marthand
K
Venkatesh
Action
-
Vijay
Story,
Screenplay
and
direction
-
VN
Aditya.
Banner
-
Kamakshi
Movies.
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