Monday,
June
04,
2007
An
emotional
love
story
Love
stories
are
not
new
to
the
Telugu
film
lovers.
However,
director
Jitender
has
filled
a
lot
of
emotions
into
the
film
and
made
it
worth
watching.
Though
the
film
has
love
in
its
backdrop,
it
has
family
environment
with
several
twists
and
turns.
True
to
its
tag
line,
Veduka
is
a
real
'Celebration
of
Love'
with
different
emotions.
Moreover,
the
director
has
managed
to
glorify
the
love
not
only
between
the
hero
and
heroine,
but
also
between
mother
and
daughter,
grandfather
and
granddaughter,
father
and
son.
It
is
very
neat
and
clean
with
no
trace
of
vulgaritu
whatsoever.
Harini
(Poonam
Bajwa)
was
a
daring
girl
and
a
true
synonym
of
the
current
generation.
She
doesn't
fear
any
kind
of
teasing
and
instead
she
used
to
tease
the
boys
and
make
them
scapegoats
to
pay
their
hotel
bills
and
shopping
bills.
She
takes
her
life
in
a
very
casual
way.
She
stays
with
her
grandfather
(K
Viswanath)
and
mother
(Sudha).
Srikar
(Raja)
is
a
practical
man.
He
believes
in
serving
the
people
in
the
country
instead
of
going
abroad
to
earn
money.
Though
he
earns
Rs
1
lakh
per
month,
he
used
to
spend
it
for
'Amma'
trust,
where
he
nurtures
destitute
women,
who
suffer
injustice
in
the
society,
with
none
to
care
for
them.
Srikar's
friends
help
him
maintain
the
trust.
Srikar
and
his
friends
let
out
a
portion
belonging
to
Harini's
grandfather.
Though
they
are
bachelors,
they
are
able
to
gain
sympathy
from
everyone
in
the
family
with
their
good
manners.
Harini
feels
that
Srikar
is
trying
to
impress
her
by
impressing
her
mother.
She
plays
tricks
to
vacate
them
but
in
vain.
However,
Harini,
realises
that
he
is
not
that
kind
of
man
and
becomes
a
friend
of
Srikar
and
his
group.
After
a
few
days
both
Srikar
and
Harini
realise
that
there
is
something
more
than
friendship
between
them,
but
none
of
them
dare
to
propose.
However,
Harini
is
alarmed
when
Srikar's
sister-in-law
(maradalu)
Amala
alias
Ammu
(Anu
Mehta)
visits
his
house
for
a
tennis
tournament,
as
she
is
moving
very
closely
with
Srikar.
But,
learning
that
they
were
very
close
because
they
were
brought
up
together
right
from
childhood,
Harini
gets
relaxed.
One
fine
day,
Harini's
grandfather
comes
to
know
Harini's
friendship
with
Srikar
and
decides
to
propose
an
alliance.
Luckily,
Srikar's
father
Prasad
(Naresh)
comes
to
their
house
and
they
propose
the
alliance.
When
Srikar
proposes
his
love
to
Harini,
she
slaps
him.
Though
he
gets
confused
at
the
situation,
he
comes
to
know
that
Harini
fears
Subbu,
whom
she
teased
some
time
ago
and
taught
him
a
lesson.
Incidentally,
Subbu
is
a
friend
of
Srikar,
to
whom
he
had
taught
lessons
twice
in
the
past.
The
film
ends
on
a
happy
note
with
the
union
of
Srikar
and
Harini.
PLUS:
The
performance
of
all
the
artistes
including
the
lead
pair
Raja
and
Poonam
Bajwa
is
the
highlight
of
the
film
and
none
of
them
went
overboard
or
let
down
their
role.
As
the
film
is
just
a
love
story
and
has
nothing
new
in
it,
the
director
has
made
some
experiments
by
giving
twists
to
the
story,
and
in
fact,
it
has
portrayed
emotions
really
well
on
the
screens.
He
manages
to
capture
and
extract
the
best
from
all
the
artistes.
Poonam
Bajwa
looks
bubbly
and
chirpy
in
the
beginning
as
a
girl
with
the-next-door.
The
person
who
played
villain
also
showed
good
ease.
Beautiful
foreign
locales
pictured
by
Bharani
K
Dharani
are
real
treat
to
the
eyes.
Choreography
of
songs
is
also
good.