Medikonda
Muralikrishna,
who
has
brought
out
big
hits
like
Narasimha
Naidu
has
failed
to
produce
another
movie
that
reaches
that
range.
Medikonda
has
made
an
attempt
to
promote
K
Rama
Krishna,
a
protege
of
senior
director
Raviraja
Pinisetty,
as
director.
Love
is
in
the
backdrop
of
the
story
of
Ekaloveyudu
and
the
director
and
producer
has
chosen
Udaykiran
as
their
hero,
which
has
again
proved
to
be
a
big
drawback.
Karthik
(Udaykiran)
who
is
always
chided
by
his
father
(Chalapati
Rao)
for
being
irresponsible,
attempts
suicide.
But
he
is
saved
by
Bhakta
(Antony)
and
his
gang.
As
Karthik
had
decided
to
die,
Bhakta
strikes
a
deal
with
him
to
die
whenever
he
demands
and
in
return,
agrees
to
pay
as
much
money
as
Karthik
wants.
He
gives
Rs
10
lakhs
in
advance
and
Karthik
solves
his
family
problems
and
informs
them
that
he
is
going
to
Mumbai
for
training
before
leaving
for
US.
However,
he
lands
in
Ooty
and
stays
with
his
friends.
There
he
meets
Indu
(Kruthi)
and
they
fall
in
love
but,
he
does
not
aknowledge
her
love.
Upon
his
friends'
insistence
(Chitram
Sreenu
and
Vijay
Sai),
he
reveals
the
truth
regarding
his
death.
When
an
elderly
man
advises
Karthik,
that
when
lovers
are
ready
to
die
for
love,
why
does
he
not
fight
to
live
for
love.
This
makes
him
rethink
and
informs
Bhakta
that
he
wishes
to
live
and
would
return
the
money.
But
Bhakta
does
not
spare
him.
Later,
Karthik
learns
that
Bhakta
wanted
his
life
to
save
his
daughter
suffering
from
heart
disease,
so
that
heart
transplantation
could
be
done.
Surprisingly,
the
girl
is
none
other
than
Indu
and
Karthik
agrees
to
without
hesitation.
Eventually
when
Bhakta
comes
to
know
the
truth,
he
donates
his
heart
to
save
his
daughter
and
also
unites
the
lovers.
PLUS:
There
are
very
few
plus
points
in
the
film.
Udaykiran
has
tried
to
give
his
best
performance.
He
has
improved
his
performance
and
dialogue
modulation
a
lot.
He
also
shows
good
ease
in
dances
and
other
emotional
scenes.
Also
the
action
scenes
were
also
well
shot
and
he
appears
quite
energetic
in
them.
Performance
by
Antony
as
heroine's
father
is
okay.
Though
he
too
could
not
show
any
kind
of
facial
expressions,
the
twist
in
his
character
is
a
little
impressive.
MINUS:
Heroine
Kruthi
in
spite
of
being
glamorous
has
failed
to
show
any
feelings
though
she
had
a
couple
of
good
opportunities
to
prove
her
performance.
However,
she
has
shown
a
little
ease
in
dances.
The
director
has
failed
miserably
in
narrating
the
story.
Most
of
the
scenes,
especially
in
the
second
half
are
beyond
logic.
Moreover,
someone
donating
heart
for
the
sake
of
the
hero
has
already
appeared
on
the
Telugu
screen.
Cameraman
Ramesh
Krishna
is
a
big
failure
as
he
could
not
capture
the
beauty
of
Ooty
in
his
camera.
The
lighting
in
many
scenes
were
pale
and
dark.
Songs
are
not
very
impressive,
though
a
couple
of
them
are
choreographed
well.
Music
by
Anil
Krishna
is
average
and
he
should
have
shown
a
little
more
attention
during
the
re-recording.
The
dialogues
by
Rakhee
Radhakrishna
has
also
failed
to
impress
the
audiences.
The
only
impressive
dialogue
in
the
film
is
"Lovers
keep
saying
that
they
are
ready
to
die
for
love
and
why
they
don't
fight
to
live
for
love" and
interestingly
this
is
the
basic
storyline
of
the
movie.
REMARKS:
Udaykiran
has
once
again
failed
miserably
in
selecting
a
good
story.
Though
the
storyline
is
okay,
the
mixture
of
violence
and
love
has
turned
bane.
Likewise
Udaykiran
who
has
tried
to
shed
the
lover
boy
image
to
gain
a
mass
image
has
not
succeeded
either.
The
immaturity
in
direction
is
clearly
visible
in
many
of
the
scenes
which
were
beyond
logic.
But
for
a
twist
—
the
turning
of
a
negative
character
into
a
character
artiste,
that
too
as
heroine's
father
is
the
only
novel
point
in
the
film
and
the
success
of
the
film
is
a
big
question
mark.