Giribabu
had
earlier
produced
and
directed
several
hit
films
including
Devatalara
Deevinchandi,
Simha
Garjana,
Merupu
Dadi
and
Muddu
Muchata.
After
a
long
time,
he
chose
to
wield
the
megaphone
under
his
own
banner.
However,
he
could
not
change
his
style
of
direction
and
continued
it
in
the
old
fashion.
Though
the
film
could
be
categorised
as
a
love
and
family
entertainer,
it
is
doubtful
how
far
it
can
attract
the
family
crowds.
Madhu
(Raja)
hails
from
a
poor
family,
but
is
a
sports
champion
of
the
college.
Besides,
he
is
very
good
at
studies.
Swapna
(Sneha)
is
the
daughter
of
a
millionaire
Sarvabhouma
Rao
(Kota
Srinivasa
Rao).
She
is
also
good
at
studies
and
other
extra-curricular
activities.
However,
she
is
a
down-to-earth
girl
and
always
wants
to
be
very
simple.
She
goes
to
the
college
in
bus
and
doesn't
want
to
use
even
a
car.
Sekhar
(Chakravarthy)
is
their
classmate.
Sekhar
loses
his
heart
to
Swapna.
Ramya
is
also
their
classmate
and
is
the
best
friend
of
Swapna.
Once,
Madhu
saves
a
girl
called
Shanti
when
Swapna's
brother
(Raghubabu)
tries
to
tease
her.
So,
he
bores
grudge
against
Madhu.
Though
Sekhar
loves
Swapna,
she
gives
her
heart
to
Madhu
and
Sekhar
silently
moves
away
from
them.
When
Madhu
goes
to
Swapna's
birthday
party,
he
gets
thrashed
by
her
brother.
So,
Madhu
decides
to
keep
off
from
her
for
some
time
and
goes
to
Hyderabad
as
he
gets
a
job
there.
However,
Madhu
promises
Swapna
that
he
would
marry
her
by
convincing
her
parents
and
brother
after
some
time.
Ramya,
who
also
stays
in
Hyderabad
after
her
marriage,
mistakes
Madhu,
as
he
moves
close
with
Shanti,
the
daughter
of
the
house
owner.
Moreover,
one
of
Shanti's
colleagues
(Navabharat
Balaji),
who
loves
her,
resorts
to
malicious
campaign
against
Madhu
and
Shanti.
This
strengthens
the
doubts
of
Ramya
and
unfortunately
Swapna
goes
to
Hyderabad
and
she
too
mistakes
the
friendship
of
Madhu
and
Shanti.
Swapna
agrees
to
marry
anybody
as
she
feels
that
she
has
been
ditched
by
Madhu.
Incidentally,
Sekhar
happened
to
be
the
son
of
Sarvabhouma
Rao's
childhood
friend
(Narra
Venkateswara
Rao)
and
the
elders
fix
their
marriage.
However,
Sekhar
too
tries
to
convince
Swapna
that
Madhu
is
a
gentleman
but
fails
in
his
effort.
When
Madhu
meets
Swapna,
she
chides
him
and
terms
him
as
a
cheat.
Just
before
the
marriage,
Sekhar
dies
in
an
accident.
At
this
juncture,
Shanti,
who
is
the
niece
of
Sekhar's
father,
visits
him
to
console
and
she
happens
to
see
Swapna.
She
reveals
the
truth
that
her
love
is
one-sided
and
Madhu
really
loves
her
and
she
is
still
in
his
thoughts.
Swapna
realises
her
mistake
and
finally
the
story
ends
with
a
happy
note
with
the
union
of
Swapna
and
Madhu.
PLUS:
Sneha
is
quite
homely
and
has
sported
a
family
girl's
role
in
the
film.
She
is
in
her
usual
best
like
her
earlier
flicks.
Raja
is
okay
as
a
gentleman
and
he
got
a
choice
to
do
some
action
scenes
in
this
film,
which
could
earn
him
a
mass
image.
Raghubabu's
villainy
is
good
and
he
excelled
in
his
histrionics.
Brahmanandam
has
played
dual
roles
in
the
film
and
he
has
elated
the
audiences
with
his
comedy
in
the
first
half.
Picturisation
of
songs
is
good
and
all
the
songs
are
completely
based
on
melody.
Camera
work
by
Suresh
is
also
adequate.
MINUS:
The
major
minus
point
in
the
film
is
the
very
old
fashioned
direction.
It
is
quite
surprising
that
the
director
interlinked
several
characters
with
each
other.
The
villainy
of
Raghubabu
was
also
not
properly
established.
Though
he
appears
in
a
few
scenes,
the
director
should
have
concentrated
more
to
portray
his
villainy
through
some
more
scenes.
While
Brahmanandam
appears
as
a
college
student
with
a
character
called
CM
(College
Muduru),
he
suddenly
appears
as
a
married
man
in
the
second
half
and
as
a
jobless
fellow.
Clarity
is
missing
in
his
character.
Absence
of
mass
elements
is
another
major
draw
back.
REMARKS:
The
comedy
scenes
involving
Brahmanandam
and
Kovai
Sarala
in
the
second
half
reminds
the
audiences
of
an
old
classic,
where
Relangi
and
Girija
played
a
similar
comedy
track.
It
is
almost
a
repeat.
Unless
there
is
wide
publicity
in
general
and
mouth
publicity
in
particular,
the
film
may
not
attract
even
the
family
audiences.
At
a
time,
when
the
film
industry
is
buzzing
with
mass
and
action
flicks,
the
success
of
a
soft
family
entertainer
is
really
doubtful.
Cast:
Raja,
Sneha,
Kota
Srinivasa
Rao,
Raghubabu,
Brahmanandam,
MS
Narayana,
LB
Sriram,
Kondavalasa
Lakshmana
Rao,
Chakravarthi,
Uttej,
Navabharat
Balaji,
Ranganath,
Narra
Venkateswara
Rao,
Kota
Shankara
Rao,
Hema,
Kovai
Sarala,
Annapurna,
Jayalalithaa,
Sakhi.
Credits:
Camera
–
Suresh,
Music
–
Madhavapeddi
Suresh,
Lyrics
–
Vennelakanti,
Presents
–
Chappidi
Hanumantha
Rao,
Co-producer
–
3K
Entertainments,
Story,
screenplay,
direction
and
production
–
Giribabu.
Banner:
Ranabheri
Productions
Released
on:
February
22.
2008.