Monday,
June
04,
2007
A
love
story
with
happy
ending
Many
love
stories
in
the
past
are
based
on
tragedy
and
youth
falling
in
love
is
a
common
phenomenon.
While
some
remain
mere
attraction,
some
are
true
love.
Even
if
the
boy
and
girl
are
in
true
love,
several
factors
like
caste,
creed,
religion,
money
and
stature
come
in
their
way.
Some
lovers
elope
and
lead
a
happy
life
in
some
other
place
while
some
fine
it
tough.
Some
others
fail
to
convince
their
elders
and
end
their
lives
in
frustration.
Very
few
try
to
convince
their
elders
and
get
married
with
their
consent,
which
in
fact
is
the
correct
procedure.
Very
recently,
Bommarillu
came
with
a
similar
concept
and
proved
a
big
hit.
Now,
Anji
Sreenu
has
prepared
a
story
almost
on
similar
lines
but
with
a
difference
in
the
movement
of
the
story.
Siddhartha
alias
Siddhu
(Hari
Varun)
pursues
his
education
in
the
US
and
visits
India
on
a
vacation.
He
falls
in
love
with
Maheswari
alias
Mahi
(Jyothi
Krishna)
at
first
site.
Though
he
is
a
rich
guy
who
has
returned
from
the
US,
he
loves
Indian
culture
and
tradition.
However,
Siddhu's
brother
Vicky
(Raghu)
and
Mahi's
brother
Naidu
(Brahmaji)
are
big
rivals.
They
used
to
fight
very
often.
Siddhu
reveals
his
love
to
Mahi
but
she
fears
the
threat
to
Siddhu
from
her
brother.
However,
Siddhu
convinces
her.
Learning
this,
Naidu
thrashes
Siddhu
when
he
goes
to
their
house
to
meet
Mahi.
Irked
over
this,
Vicky
attacks
Naidu
and
attempts
to
stab
him.
But
Siddhu
in
a
bid
to
prevent
it
gets
injured.
Realising
the
true
love
between
them,
Naidu
and
Vicky
patch
up
their
differences.
Then
come
the
elders
who
oppose
their
marriage.
In
a
bid
to
convince
them,
Siddhu
proposes
an
idea.
Siddhu
says
that
he
will
stay
with
Mahi's
parents
and
Mahi
with
his
parents.
After
observing
them
and
their
character
for
some
days,
they
could
agree
for
their
marriage.
But
the
elders
put
some
conditions
that
during
their
period
both
of
them
should
not
talk
to
each
other
and
their
brothers
should
also
not
fight
with
one
another.
Both
the
families
agree
to
this
concept.
Though
the
elders
hatch
different
plans
to
separate
them,
they
could
not
succeed.
Instead,
both
the
hero
and
the
heroine
win
the
love
and
confidence
of
the
other
families.
At
a
time,
when
the
elders
are
about
to
accept
their
marriage,
their
brothers
unexpectedly
clash
with
one
another.
As
the
contract
is
breached,
they
get
separated.
Siddhu
is
to
return
to
the
US.
Before
leaving
for
the
US,
Siddhu
finds
a
ring
which
has
a
lot
of
sentiment
attached
to
it
with
Mahi.
So,
he
wants
to
return
it.
As
they
are
about
to
part,
their
brothers
question
their
parents
as
to
what
made
them
reject
their
marriage.
On
learning
that
they
are
the
cause
of
this
separation,
both
of
them
attempt
suicide
in
a
bid
to
unite
the
lovers.
Realising
their
folly
and
the
love
between
the
couple,
the
elders
accept
their
marriage
and
the
film
ends
on
a
happy
note.
PLUS:
The
running
of
the
film
is
quite
good
and
the
director
has
given
equal
importance
to
all
the
characters.
Surprisingly
there
are
no
villains
in
the
film,
though
the
elders
of
the
family
look
like
villains
when
it
comes
to
love.
The
situational
comedy
is
another
highlight
of
the
film.
Comedy
track
on
MS
Narayana
and
Chitram
Sreenu,
and
another
comedy
track
on
Telangana
Sakuntala,
Babu
Mohan,
Raghu
and
Brahmaji
are
worth
watching.
MM
Srilekha's
songs
are
melodious
and
the
hero
Harivarun,
though
a
novice
has
shown
good
ease
at
dance
sequences.
The
choreography
of
action
scenes
are
also
stylish.
All
the
other
characters
have
given
justice
to
their
roles.