Neelakanta
entered
the
film
industry
as
a
producer
through
Jamadagni.
He
then
tried
his
hand
in
direction
with
a
Tamil
film
Priyanka.
However,
he
shot
into
fame
with
his
directorial
venture
Show
by
bagging
national
award
for
best
screenplay.
His
immediate
next
film
Mysamma
was
also
a
big
hit.
However,
he
faced
two
flops
through
Nandanavanam
120
km
and
Sadaa
Mee
Sevalo.
Realising
the
faults
he
committed
in
his
flops,
Neelakanta
came
out
with
a
romantic,
love
entertainer
called
Mr
Medhavi.
He
has
moulded
the
film
in
a
different
and
interesting
way.
Especially,
with
his
expertise
in
scripting
the
screenplay,
he
made
the
present
generation
to
think
about
the
value
of
human
relations
through
this
movie.
Vishwaksen
@
Vichu
(Raja)
is
an
orphan.
Sankaram
Master
(Tanikella
Bharani)
brings
him
up
and
gives
him
education
till
high
school
studies.
While
he
is
in
elementary
studies,
he
happens
to
meet
Swetha
(Genelia),
a
girl
from
London,
who
visits
the
village.
Vichu
and
Swetha
become
good
friends.
With
the
death
of
Sankaram
Master,
Vichu
again
turns
orphan
and
struggles
a
lot
to
pursue
higher
studies.
With
his
amazing
intelligence,
he
starts
earning
money
by
doing
favours
to
those,
who
are
around
him
and
completes
his
MBA.
However,
his
memories
with
Swetha
continue
to
haunt
him.
Vichu
joins
Sri
Krishna
Enterprises,
a
multi-national
firm
run
by
Krishna
Kumar
(Suman).
Swetha
returns
to
India
and
to
Vichu's
surprise,
she
is
none
other
than
his
boss'
daughter.
Both
of
them
realise
each
other
and
feel
very
happy.
As
Swetha
plans
to
start
a
pharmaceutical
company,
Vichu
manages
to
become
the
project
manager
of
the
firm.
Vichu
doesn't
want
to
express
his
love
and
wants
to
use
his
intelligence
to
get
the
words
I
Love
You
from
Swetha.
At
this
juncture,
Swetha
tells
him
that
she
is
in
love
with
Siddharth
(Sonu
Sood).
Siddharth
conducts
seminars
to
improve
human
relations
in
various
firms.
Swetha
doesn't
want
to
reveal
her
love
to
her
parents
and
seeks
the
help
of
Vichu.
Swetha
invites
Siddharth
to
their
company
to
conduct
a
seminar.
While
participating
in
the
seminar,
Vichu
realises
the
real
meaning
of
life
and
the
value
of
human
relations.
He
realises
his
folly.
However,
in
the
climax,
Swathi
realises
that
Vichu
is
repenting.
She
reveals
that
it
is
all
a
drama
and
she
really
loves
Vichu,
but
not
the
one,
who
is
using
his
intelligence
to
meet
his
personal
needs
but
a
true
and
genuine
Vichu.
The
film
ends
on
a
happy
note
with
their
union.
PLUS:
The
gripping
screenplay,
novel
type
of
narration,
fantastic
movement
of
the
film,
expert
directorial
abilities
of
Neelakanta
are
the
basic
plus
points
of
the
movie.
Definitely,
it
is
a
director's
film.
Another
plus
point
is
the
performance
of
Genelia.
She
has
performed
above
the
expected
levels
and
she
appears
very
cute
in
many
scenes
including
the
songs.
It
is
no
exaggeration
to
say
that
none
others
could
do
justice
to
the
role
like
Genelia.
Another
impressive
performance
is
by
Sonu
Sood.
He
really
has
walked
away
with
honours
with
his
simple
and
superb
performance.
Raja
is
okay
in
his
role.
Music
by
Chakri
is
another
asset.
MINUS:
There
are
very
few
minus
points
in
the
movie.
The
character
played
by
Suman
Shetty
is
useless.
He
has
been
kept
only
for
namesake
as
the
hero's
buddy.
Likewise,
some
scenes
in
the
combination
of
Raja
and
Sonu
Sood
appear
a
little
artificial.
A
couple
of
songs
are
also
at
the
wrong
timing.
But
all
these
minus
points
are
overshadowed
by
Neelakanta's
directorial
abilities.
REMARKS:
Neelakanta,
who
realised
that
lack
of
a
punching
comedy
was
the
reason
behind
the
failures
of
two
of
his
films,
has
spared
good
time
for
comedy
in
the
film.
Comedy
by
Dharmavarapu
and
MS
Narayana
is
adequate
and
gives
quite
a
good
relief
to
the
film.
Camera
work
by
Sunil
K
Reddy
and
editing
by
Nagireddy
are
good.
Though
the
heroine
has
London
origin,
the
director
has
not
tried
to
shoot
a
part
of
the
film
in
London
like
all
the
other
directors
of
the
present
generation.
The
entire
film
has
been
shot
in
India
and
especially
in
Hyderabad
and
Vizag
and
their
surrounding
areas.
Lyrics
by
Bhuvanachandra
and
Kandikonda
are
sweet
and
music
by
Chakri
added
flavour
to
the
lyrics.
Cast:
Raja,
Genelia,
Sonu
Sood,
Suman,
Tanikella
Bharani,
Brahmanandam,
MS
Narayana,
Dharmavarapu
Subrahmanyam,
Suman
Shetty,
Gundu
Sudarshan,
Duvvasi
Mohan,
Gundu
Hanumantha
Rao,
Hema
and
others
Credits:
Camera
–
Sunil
K
Reddy,
Editing
–
Nagireddy,
Lyrics
–
Bhuvanachandra,
Kadikonda,
Music
–
Chakri,
Art
–
KV
Ramana,
Presents
–
G
Madhusudhan
Reddy,
Producer
–
Bodduluri
Rama
Rao,
Story,
screenplay,
dialogues
and
direction
–
Neelakanta.
Banner:
Lifestyle
Art
Pictures
Released
on
:
January
26,
2008