Monday,
November
26,
2007
Whatever
be
the
story,
its
movement,
screenplay
or
the
directorial
capability
of
MS
Narayana,
he
kept
the
tagline
to
his
film's
title
(Yevarikaina
Vaayistaaru)
in
a
very
apt
manner.
He
made
the
audiences
to
face
his
wrath
without
any
hesitation.
It
is
okay
that
every
artist
wants
to
see
his
son
as
a
hero
to
continue
his
legacy.
For
that
purpose,
the
artist
need
not
turn
a
director
for
himself,
despite
knowing
the
fact
that
he
could
not
wield
the
megaphone.
In
order
to
glorify
a
person
as
a
hero,
there
should
be
some
perfect
subject
and
the
person
directing
the
film
should
have
good
knowledge
on
how
he
is
presenting
it
on
the
screen.
'Bhajantreelu'
neither
has
a
worthy
story,
nor
has
any
good
movement.
Two
brothers
Sivaji
(Sivaji)
and
Vikram
(Savyasachi)
kidnap
a
girl
Sushmita
(Sushmita),
daughter
of
Kota
Srinivasa
Rao
(Kota
Srinivasa
Rao),
a
rich
man,
as
they
need
money
for
an
important
purpose,
when
she
was
about
to
get
married
to
Venu
(Venumadhav),
of
course
against
her
wishes.
After
kidnap,
she
falls
in
love
with
Sivaji.
Incidentally,
they
live
in
a
colony
called
working
men's
hostel.
Later,
Kota
employs
a
team
called
Black
Dogs
to
search
for
his
daughter.
Venu
also
goes
in
search
of
his
bride.
Bhagawan
(Krishna
Bhagawan)
informs
Venu
about
his
fiancee
that
she
was
with
Sivaji
and
Vikram.
After
making
a
vain
bid,
Venu
also
employs
two
teams,
Korada
Veerudu
(Sunil)
and
Pistol
Veerudu
(Brahmanandam)
to
search
Sivaji
and
Vikram.
Accidentally,
Vikram
saves
a
girl
called
Sivani
(Sivani)
from
a
woman-trafficker.
She
accompanies
Vikram.
Then,
the
colony
people
ask
them
why
they
need
money
and
what
made
them
to
kidnap
the
girl.
Then
comes
the
flashback
wherein
they
reveal
that
they
need
money
to
get
their
sister
the
eyesight,
which
she
has
lost
in
an
accident
which
costs
around
Rs
10
lakhs.
Sushmita
tries
to
get
the
money
from
her
father,
but
could
not
get
it.
Vikram
meets
a
police
officer
(Ponnambalam)
who
agrees
to
arrange
the
money
with
a
condition
that
he
has
to
go
to
jail
in
place
of
a
thug
(Jeeva).
The
film
ends
with
a
happy
note
with
both
the
pairs
get
united.
Though
this
is
the
basic
story,
the
director
failed
to
present
it
on
the
screen.
PLUS:
There
are
absolutely
no
plus
points
in
the
film.
Though
a
few
scenes
get
smile
to
the
audiences,
their
happiness
could
not
last
long.
Sivaji,
though
did
justice
to
his
role,
he
could
not
help
the
film
from
becoming
a
dud.
MINUS:
It
is
a
glaring
mistake
of
MS
Narayana.
There
are
no
links
from
one
scene
to
another.
The
entire
film
is
in
complete
patches.
Every
scene
was
treated
as
a
comedy
track
and
none
of
the
scenes
have
any
justification
or
meaning.
Every
scene
was
dramatic
and
cinematic
without
any
reasoning.
None
of
the
characters
are
properly
established.
Music
is
also
atrocious
and
none
of
the
songs
are
worth
listening
or
watching.
Savyasachi
aka
Vikram,
son
of
MS
Narayana,
who
played
in
a
couple
of
films
earlier,
need
to
shed
his
weight
as
much
as
he
can
if
he
really
wants
to
stay
in
the
industry.
The
heroines
are
neither
glamorous
nor
have
any
scope
to
perform.
REMARKS:
One
could
show
the
people
this
film
to
explain
that
a
feature
film
could
not
be
made
like
this.
MS
Narayana
could
as
well
concentrate
on
acting
instead
of
trying
his
hand
again
in
direction.
Individually,
each
character
has
some
sort
of
comedy,
but
all
their
efforts
proved
futile
in
the
absence
of
proper
narration
and
gripping
screenplay.
Editor
Kotagiri
Venkateswara
Rao
might
have
faced
an
uphill
task
in
joining
the
bits
in
a
format.
In
fact,
he
might
have
kept
the
script
on
one
hand
and
joined
the
bits
mechanically.
Cast:
Sivaji,
Savyasachi
aka
Vikram,
Sushmitha,
Sivani,
Kota
Srinivasa
Rao,
Brahmanandam,
Ali,
Sunil,
Venumadhav,
MS
Narayana,
LB
Sriram,
Krishna
Bhagawan,
Mallikarjuna
Rao,
Giribabu,
AVS,
Chapalati
Rao,
Kondavalasa
Lakshmana
Rao,
Jeeva,
Raghubabu,
Ponnambalam,
Uttej,
Vizag
Prasad,
Gundu
Sudarshan,
Annapurna,
Geeta
Singh,
Ramyasri,
Mumaith
Khan
and
others.
Credits:
Dialogues
–
Phani
Prasad,
Lyrics
–
Veturi,
Peddada
Murthy,
Music
–
Chakri,
Camera
–
MV
Raghu,
Editing
–
Kotagiri
Venkateswara
Rao,
Presents
–
Devi
Varaprasad,
Producer
–
Devi
Aiswarya,
Story,
screenplay
and
direction
–
MS
Narayana.
Banner:
Devi
Movie
Makers
Pvt
Ltd
Released
on:
November
1,
2007