Surya
Teja,
who
had
directed
Srikanth
and
Charmi
for
Neeke
Manasichanu
has
chosen
the
same
pair
for
his
latest
movie.
The
film
unit
first
planned
to
title
it
as
Boss
Gari
Ammayi,
but
changed
it
to
Kausalya
Supraja
Rama
as
it
sounded
interesting
than
the
routine
title.
The
director
has
chosen
a
typical
subject
and
has
thought
of
maintaining
a
kind
of
suspense
and
make
the
audiences
believe
that
it
is
a
triangular
love
story.
He
has
maintained
good
tempo
till
the
climax
and
the
film
would
remain
an
average
flick
among
the
city
audiences
and
may
not
go
that
well
for
the
audiences
in
B,
C
centres
due
to
lack
of
mass
elements.
Story:
urya
Teja,
who
had
directed
Srikanth
and
Charmi
for
Neeke
Manasichanu
has
chosen
the
same
pair
for
his
latest
movie.
The
film
unit
first
planned
to
title
it
as
Boss
Gari
Ammayi,
but
changed
it
to
Kausalya
Supraja
Rama
as
it
sounded
interesting
than
the
routine
title.
The
director
has
chosen
a
typical
subject
and
has
thought
of
maintaining
a
kind
of
suspense
and
make
the
audiences
believe
that
it
is
a
triangular
love
story.
He
has
maintained
good
tempo
till
the
climax
and
the
film
would
remain
an
average
flick
among
the
city
audiences
and
may
not
go
that
well
for
the
audiences
in
B,
C
centres
due
to
lack
of
mass
elements.
Sriram
(Srikant)
is
a
software
engineer.
He
is
very
kind
hearted
and
has
a
helping
nature.
He
joins
as
a
software
engineer
with
Narayana
Rao's
(Kota
Srinivasa
Rao)
company.
He
develops
a
software
and
gets
a
big
order
from
the
US
for
the
company.
Once
he
needs
Rs
10
lakh
loan,
but
his
boss
Narayana
Rao
agrees
to
sign
the
surety
on
a
condition
that
his
project
should
first
be
approved
by
the
US
firm
and
get
the
agreement
signed.
In
fact,
he
needs
the
money
to
get
a
girl
(Gowri
Munjal)
operated
upon,
who
went
into
coma
due
to
the
mistake
of
Sriram.
Sriram
believes
that
it
is
his
responsibility
to
get
her
back
to
normal
stage
and
unite
her
with
her
husband.
As
he
doesn't
know
her
name,
he
admits
her
in
the
hospital
as
Lakshmi
and
signs
papers
as
her
husband.
At
this
juncture
Narayana
Rao
goes
to
the
US
for
agreement
and
hands
over
his
house
to
Sriram
to
look
after
the
house
and
his
pet
dog.
After
he
leaves
for
the
US,
his
daughter
Supraja
(Charmi),
his
brother-in-law
and
his
wife
(Sriram
and
Apoorva),
son
(Siva
Reddy)
and
his
personal
secretary
who
was
ousted
from
the
job
Prema
(Hema)
come
to
the
house
and
start
harassing
Sriram.
Being
a
gentleman
Sriram
patiently
serves
them
as
he
was
in
dire
need
of
Narayana
Rao's
signature
for
Rs
10
lakh
loan.
During
that
period,
Supraja
learns
how
good
Sriram
is
and
falls
in
love
with
him.
When
she
proposes,
Sriram
simply
rejects
it
saying
that
he
is
not
fit
for
her
as
there
is
a
lot
of
differences
in
status.
Once,
Supraja
brings
a
photograph
of
her
sister
Kausalya
(Gowri
Munjal),
who
reportedly
died
in
an
accident.
It
is
none
other
than
the
one
Sriram
wanted
to
save.
But
he
doesn't
know
it.
Narayana
Rao
returns
from
the
US
and
comes
to
know
that
Supraja
is
in
love
with
Sriram
and
announces
their
marriage.
But
a
doctor
(Raghunatha
Reddy)
objects
to
it
saying
Sriram
was
already
married.
However,
Sriram
could
not
reveal
the
truth
as
he
promised
that
girl
not
to
reveal
that
she
was
married
to
Ravi
(Sivaji).
In
fact,
Ravi
is
the
son
of
Ranga
Rao
(Tanikella
Bharani)
the
bitter
rival
of
Narayana
Rao.
Kausalya
fell
in
love
with
him
and
they
both
had
got
married.
Ranga
Rao
sends
goons
to
kill
her.
All
the
story
unwinds
in
the
climax
and
the
film
ends
on
a
happy
note
with
the
union
Supraja
and
Sriram.
Doctors
operate
upon
Kausalya
to
gain
conscious
and
unite
her
with
Ravi.
PLUS:
But
for
story
which
is
a
typical
family
drama
with
a
touch
of
love,
sentiment,
drama
and
suspense,
the
film
offers
nothing
much.
Of
course,
it
is
a
different
story
penned
by
director
Surya
Prasad
which
is
tailor-made
for
Srikanth
as
he
is
best
known
for
playing
hero
in
such
family
dramas
and
he
needs
no
additional
energy
to
play
such
roles
and
could
do
it
with
very
ease.
The
movement
of
the
story
is
gripping,
though
several
scenes
prove
absurd
and
the
audiences
are
forced
to
sit
impatiently.
Charmi
fills
the
glamour
slot
well.
The
costume
designers
need
compliments
for
selecting
the
wardrobe
for
Supraja
character.
They
are
so
tight
and
appease
the
mass
audiences
well.
The
surprise
entry
of
Sivaji
thrills
the
audiences
to
some
extent.
Music
by
Koti
is
good
and
the
songs
were
canned
in
Malaysia,
Lankavi,
Kuala
Lumpur
and
other
such
beautiful
foreign
locales,
besides
Vizag
beach
and
the
latest
studio
built
by
Ramanaidu
in
Vizag.
MINUS:
Once
again
the
director
has
chosen
cheap
romance
for
comedy.
The
comedy
track
between
LB
Sriram,
Apoorva,
Krishna
Bhagawan
and
Venumadhav
is
of
bad
taste
and
it
is
really
not
a
healthy
comedy
for
a
film
that
comes
from
a
big
banner
like
Suresh
Productions.
Even
the
Subbalakshmi
character
played
by
Saira
Banu
only
helps
to
elevate
the
love
track,
but
her
character
is
also
spoiled
with
dialogues
coupled
with
lust.
Scenes
like
the
hero
serving
the
entire
crowd
though
he
is
basically
a
software
professional
appears
absurd.
The
unnecessary
dragging
of
such
scenes
test
the
patience
of
audiences.
It
is
unclear
as
to
why
a
person
signs
as
husband
when
admitting
a
girl
in
hospital
instead
of
brother
or
some
other
relative,
but
to
maintain
suspense
drama.
To
some
extent
Marthand
has
failed
in
properly
editing
the
film
as
many
scenes
are
unnecessarily
stretched
beyond
limits.
REMARKS:
No
doubt,
the
film
is
a
good
family
drama
and
on
the
lines
of
several
other
such
films
under
the
banner.
The
production
values
of
Suresh
Productions
are
good.
Brahmanandam's
character
as
a
good
thief
has
failed
to
evoke
laughter,
though
the
character
helps
in
unravelling
the
truth
in
the
climax.
But
for
the
Srikanth's
performance
and
Charmi's
oomph,
there
is
nothing
much
to
watch
in
the
film.
Can
be
watched
once
but
don't
need
to
regret
if
you
miss
the
movie.
Cast:
Srikanth,
Charmi
and
Gouri
Munjal,
Kota
Srinivasa
Rao,
Tanikella
Bharani,
Krishna
Bhagawan,
LB
Sriram,
Brahmanandam,
Dharmavarapu
Subrahmanyam,
Venumadhav,
Siva
Reddy,
Chalapati
Rao,
Raghunatha
Reddy,
Uttej,
Hema,
Apoorva,
Sairabanu,
Anita,
Sana,
Master
Deepak
and
others.
Credits:
Dialogues:
Satyanand
Art:
B
Venkateswara
Rao
Lyrics:
Veturi,
Vanamali,
Peddada
Murthy,
Ramajogaiah
Sastry
Action:
Satish
Camera:
Pratap
V
Kumar
Editing:
Marthand
K
Venkatesh
Choreography:
Krishna
Reddy
and
Nixon
Music:
Koti
Producer:
D
Ramanaidu
Story,
screenplay
and
direction:
Surya
Prasad.
Banner:
Sri
Suresh
Productions
Released
on:
October
9,
2008