Friday,
June
08,
2007
Raviteja-Sreenu
Vaitla
combo
proved
a
hit
again
There
are
lot
of
specialties
behind
the
team
of
Dubai
Seenu.
The
film
is
coming
from
a
banner
which
gave
blockbuster
like
Desamuduru.
The
director
of
the
film
Sreenu
Vaitla
also
had
a
hit
in
the
recent
past
like
Dhee.
The
hero
of
the
film
Ravi
Teja's
combo
with
the
director
Venky
was
a
big
hit.
Nayantara
also
gave
a
hit
in
Lakshmi
recently.
Hence
the
successful
combination
of
all
these
four
evoked
lots
of
expectations
and
the
film
kept
up
the
expectations
with
an
above
average,
creating
the
talks
of
becoming
a
hit,
right
from
the
morning
show.
However,
the
film
has
good
mass
values
and
is
attractive
for
youth.
Srinivas
alias
Dubai
Seenu
(Ravi
Teja)
has
dreams
of
going
to
Dubai
and
earn
lots
of
money.
Like
many
gullible
youth,
he
and
his
friends
go
to
Mumbai
and
they
are
deceived
by
a
fraudster
(Venumadhav).
With
all
the
money
got
swindled,
they
can't
return
to
their
place.
Again,
another
fraudster
Patnaik
(Krishna
Bhagawan)
makes
use
of
them
and
starts
earning
money
with
their
help
pretending
that
he
is
helping
them
to
set
up
a
Pav
Bhaji
centre.
Seenu
accidentally
meets
Madhumati
(Nayantara)
and
loses
his
heart
to
her.
In
fact,
Madhu
comes
to
Mumbai
in
search
of
her
brother.
Seenu
pretends
to
her
that
he
is
a
software
engineer.
Once,
he
proposes
his
love
to
Madhu
but
Patnaik
proves
the
true
colours
of
Seenu
and
Madhu
leaves
in
a
huff.
Meanwhile,
Seenu
meets
his
friend
Chakri
(JD
Chakravarthy).
In
fact,
Seenu
helps
Chakri
who
loves
Puja
(Neha)
and
got
them
married.
Chakri
and
Puja
promise
Seenu
to
help
him
in
sending
to
Dubai.
They
make
all
the
arrangements.
When
they
are
about
to
return
to
Hyderabad,
they
find
that
their
boss
is
none
other
than
noted
criminal
and
mafia
don
Jinna
(Sushant).
Realising
that
they
have
recognised
him,
Jinna
and
his
brother
(Raghu)
kill
both
of
them
right
in
front
of
Seenu.
Before
dying,
Chakri
reveals
that
Madhu
is
his
sister.
Seenu
returns
to
Hyderabad
and
repays
the
loan
of
Madhu's
father
and
relieves
their
house
from
mortgage.
He
avenges
the
killing
of
his
best
friend
Chakri
by
killing
Jinna
and
his
brother.
Plus:
Sreenu
Vytla's
directorial
abilities,
Ravi
Teja's
performance,
Nayantara's
glamour,
comedy
by
Sayaji
Shinde,
Venumadhav,
Krishna
Bhagawan
and
MS
Narayana
are
the
highlights
of
the
film.
The
hero's
catchword
'Appadam
Ayipothundi'
has
become
very
popular.
The
film
has
Ravi
Teja's
marked
comedy
as
well
and
he
has
perfectly
maintained
comedy
time
again.
Music
by
Mani
Sharma
is
good
and
their
choreography
is
also
nice.
There
are
six
songs
-
two
are
shot
in
the
sets,
two
are
canned
in
Mumbai,
while
one
each
is
choreographed
in
Europe
and
Dubai.
Camera
work
by
Bharani
K
Dharan
is
also
good.
Especially
in
action
scenes,
the
cinematography
has
been
done
with
lots
of
variety.
Dialogues
by
Chintapalli
Ramana
are
okay.
The
satires
on
how
the
heroes
these
days
involve
in
the
director's
work
and
give
suggestions
are
perfectly
shot.
Minus:
There
are
some
scenes
which
are
unnecessary
and
they
could
have
been
deleted.
Editor
Varma
who
makes
debut
through
this
film
should
learn
more
on
how
to
chop
unnecessary
scenes.
The
first
few
shots
to
elevate
the
image
of
the
villain
are
quite
confusing,
as
it
is
difficult
to
know
who
is
opposing
whom
and
the
rivalry
between
different
groups
of
the
villains.
The
killing
of
Raja
Ravindra
is
also
little
confusing.
Pruthvi's
character
is
also
not
established
properly.
CVL
Narasimha
Rao's
character
is
also
ornamental.
But
for
a
few
lapses,
the
film
is
good
on
an
overall
basis.
Remarks:
The
film
reminds
the
audience
of
the
days
of
Venky,
the
film
which
came
out
from
the
combination
of
the
hero
and
the
director.
As
a
whole,
the
film
could
attract
the
masses
and
youth
and
would
run
well
in
B
and
C
centres
but
may
not
be
that
attractive
to
the
family
audiences.
Sayaji
Shinde
plays
the
crooked
police
officer,
who
is
after
the
heroine
and
has
done
a
good
comedy
and
with
Raghubabu
as
his
side
kick
helped
in
boosting
the
comedy.
Bhanuchander
and
Sunil
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
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