Monday,
August
13,
2007
Director
Muppalaneni
Siva
made
his
directorial
debut
in
Taj
Mahal.
His
most
recent
film
is
Sankranthi.
His
other
films
like
Sandade
Sandadi
were
hilarious
comedies.
Now
Allare
Allari
too
is
on
the
same
lines:
it
is
hilarious
entertainer.
Venu
and
Allari
Naresh
are
known
to
have
excellent
comedy
timing.
Now
along
with
a
master
at
comedy
film
in
Muppalaneni
Siva
they
have
churned
a
film
that
will
invoke
laughter
from
the
audience.
Though
there
have
been
numerous
movies
on
the
similar
lines,
the
director
has
handled
the
topic
of
the
film
well
so
as
to
make
it
look
fresh
and
new.
The
film
has
been
shot
right
through
with
a
factionist
theme:
one
that
is
devoid
of
bloodshed,
which
at
the
same
time
is
extremely
humorous.
This
has
been
achieved
to
a
very
great
extent
by
the
films
scriptwriter
Marudhuri
Raja.
Story:
Anand
(Venu)
is
the
son
of
a
factionist
leader
Ramulakka
(played
by
Telangana
Sakuntala).
He
kills
two
of
his
rival
whom
she
is
told
killed
her
husband
and
is
therefore
caught
by
the
police.
Before
getting
behind
bars,
she
asks
her
brother
Bapineedu
(Chalapati
Rao)
to
bring
to
take
care
of
her
daughter
Priya
(Mallika
Kapoor).
She
also
asks
him
to
see
to
it
that
both
her
daughter
and
her
nephew
get
a
good
education
so
that
their
prospects
of
marriage
are
good.
So
that
Priya
is
not
tormented
by
the
fact
that
her
mother
was
a
killer,
Bapineedu
takes
her
to
the
United
States
and
brings
her
up
there.
Anand
eventually
studies
to
become
a
doctor
and
breaks
up
the
marriage
of
Swati
(who
is
already
engaged
to
be
married
to
someone
else).
He
and
her
become
an
item.
She
forces
Anand
to
marry
him
but
Anand
is
scared
of
his
aunty.
Parallely,
Allari
Naresh,
a
watchman
at
an
apartment
complex,
wants
to
become
the
hero
of
the
town.
He
has
noble
intention
but
he
is
not
very
successful
at
winning
over
the
hearts
of
people.
The
people
who
stay
in
the
apartment
complex
where
he
works
convince
him
to
marry
Sandhya.
Coincidently
the
marriage
takes
place
on
the
very
same
day
that
Ramulakka
gets
released
from
jail.
Anand
and
Veerababu
receive
her.
When
she
comes
out
she
is
fooled
by
their
appearances
and
starts
believing
that
Veerubabu
is
Anand.
Anand
hoping
to
escape
from
her
wrath
asks
Veerubabu
to
pretend
to
be
Anand.
By
now,
Priya
returns
from
the
US.
She
falls
in
love
with
Veerababu
aka
Anand.
He
tries
to
explain
to
her
that
he
is
not
Anand
but
she
lends
no
ears
to
his
pleas.
By
now,
even
Bapineedu
is
back
in
India
and
is
keen
on
getting
Anand
and
Priya
married.
Anand
finally
explains
himself
and
admits
that
he
asked
Veerubabu
to
pose
as
him.
Priya
realises
that
she
was
actually
in
love
with
Veerubabu.
She
agrees
to
marry
him
despite
him
being
only
a
watchman.
Ramulakka
realises
that
they
two
are
indeed
in
love
with
each
other
and
approve
of
their
marriage.
Finally
at
the
end
of
the
movie
both
the
couples
Anand&Swati
and
Veerubabu&Priya
find
their
love(s).
Plus
Points:
The
story,
the
script
and
the
dialogues
are
the
main
highlight
of
the
film.
The
films
screenplay
keeps
you
wanting
more
as
the
movie
goes
on.
Both
the
heroes
Venu
and
Allari
Naresh
have
showed
excellent
comedy
timing.
The
heroines
too
have
done
well
to
playing
their
glamour
roles.
They
look
good
in
the
movie.
The
manner
in
which
the
director
used
a
factionist
story
is
a
joy
to
watch.
The
music
by
Chakri
plays
its
part.
The
production
of
the
film
handled
by
Bajju
Art
Productions
Ltd
is
good.
Minus
Points:
Though
the
screenplay
is
tight,
the
entire
first
half
of
the
film
is
slow.
Despite
it
being
rules
by
comedy,
one
watching
the
film
feels
that
he
has
sit
watchi8ng
those
scenes
for
a
little
to
long.
The
second
half
of
the
film
is
allright.
The
comedy
by
Raghubabu
has
not
worked
so
well.
The
director
has
failed
to
establish
the
reasons
why
Narsing
Yadav,
Gauthamraju
and
others
invested
money
in
Raghubabu
who
claimed
to
be
a
factionist
Conclusion:
Though
the
director
a
good
amount
of
experience
in
making
comedy
films,
there
are
a
few
minor
lapses
in
the
film
which
are
expectable.
On
the
whole,
the
film
is
an
excellent
film.
The
director
Muppalaneni
Siva
didn't
refrain
from
using
comedy
based
on
romantic
and
sexual
scenes.
The
Telugu
Film
fans
have
been
waiting
a
long
time
to
get
a
comic
entertainer
but
it
is
yet
to
be
seen
if
or
not
the
film
will
bring
in
the
crowds.
Credits:
Cast:
Venu,
Allari
Naresh,
Parvati
Melton,
Mallika
Kapoor,
Chalapati
Rao,
Dharmavarapu
Subrahmanyam,
Ali,
Krishna
Bhagawan,
Mallikarjuna
Rao,
Raghubabu,
MS
Narayana,
Sutti
Velu,
Giribabu,
Jenny,
Melkote,
Duvvasi
Mohan,
Narsing
Yadav,
Gauthamraju,
Jeeval,
Telangana
Sakuntala,
Apoorva,
Ragini
Story
and
Dialogues:
Marudhuri
Raja
Editing:
Ramesh
Cinematography:
Prasad
K
Music:
Chakri
Presenter:
Smt
Karimullah
Producer:
SK
Basheed
Screenplay
and
Direction:
Muppalaneni
Siva.
Banner:
Bajju
Art
Productions
Released
on:
August
10,
2007