Nagarjuna
made
his
debut
as
hero
from
Akkineni"s
clan
and
has
been
maintaining
the
star
image
till
date.
In
order
to
continue
the
tradition,
Naga
Chaitanya,
son
of
Nagarjuna
has
also
made
his
entry
into
films
with
Josh.
While
Nagarjuna
paired
up
with
Radha,
heroine
of
yesteryears,
in
many
films,
his
son
has
got
the
opportunity
to
pair
up
with
her
daughter
Karthika.
Dil
Raju,
who
is
known
as
the
most
successful
producer
of
the
Tollywood,
has
introduced
Vasu
Varma
as
director
of
this
film.
Though
the
film
is
titled
'Josh",
the
fizz
of
youth,
is
very
low.
Satya
(Naga
Chaitanya)
is
a
youth
from
an
upper
middle
class
family.
He
is
quite
an
intelligent
boy
and
completes
his
pre-degree
course
(Intermediate)
as
a
bright
student.
His
father
always
supports
him
as
he
believes
that
whatever
decision
Satya
takes
would
be
wise.
He
joins
the
degree
course
and
finds
that
life
just
doesn"t
mean
education
and
there
is
lot
to
enjoy.
Suddenly,
he
declares
that
he
doesn"t
want
to
study
and
decides
to
leave
for
Hyderabad
from
Vizag.
There,
in
Vizag,
he
stays
with
his
maternal
uncle
(Sunil)
and
gets
a
job
in
a
nursery.
He
had
an
accidental
meeting
with
Vidya
(Karthika),
whose
brother
runs
an
Irani
cafe
near
MGM
College.
Fed
up
with
the
students
clashes
and
ragging,
Vidya"s
brother
refuses
to
admit
her
in
the
college.
So
Vidya
joins
a
nursery
school
as
a
teacher.
But
she
dreams
of
joining
college
and
enjoying
the
life.
Vidya
and
Satya
develop
friendship
and
then
fall
in
love.
On
the
other
side,
the
students
of
MGM
college
are
divided
into
two
groups
and
they
move
under
the
eagle
eye
of
JD
(JD
Chakravarthy),
who
was
once
a
students
leader
and
later
became
the
youth
leader
of
a
political
party.
Whenever
the
party
wants
to
organize
dharnas,
the
students
move
at
the
directions
of
JD.
Believing
that
JD
is
behind
them,
the
students
behave
like
goons.
At
times
this
leads
to
clashes.
Once
they
hold
a
dharna
and
destroy
the
government
property,
buses
and
other
vehicles.
Satya
lodges
a
complaint
with
the
police
that
he
has
witnessed
these
unlawful
acts.
This
causes
heartburn
among
the
students
and
they
attack
Satya.
In
order
to
mend
them,
Satya
too
joins
the
college.
Later,
the
students
attack
Satya
and
his
friends,
who
are
admitted
to
the
hospital.
Then
Satya
reveals
that
he
did
not
join
the
college
casually
but
to
change
the
attitude
of
the
students.
He
reveals
the
flashback
where
he
too
moved
with
a
gang
of
friends
and
did
lots
of
mischief.
He
never
listened
to
the
good
words
of
the
college
principal
(Prakash
Raj).
Once,
Satya
participated
in
a
bike
race
and
took
the
principal"s
son
with
him.
During
the
race,
Satya"s
bike
met
with
an
accident
and
the
principal"s
son
died
in
the
incident.
This
incident
made
Satya
realise
the
value
of
life,
as
no
one
complained
against
Satya,
just
because
they
strongly
felt
that
a
student"s
character
would
be
ruined.
Satya
also
realised
that
the
defect
is
not
in
the
colleges
or
in
the
education
system
but
in
the
age
group.
So,
Satya
wants
to
reform
the
minds
of
the
students.
His
efforts
turn
fruitful
by
the
time
the
film
reaches
climax
and
everyone
shed
their
violent
behaviour..
At
the
same
time,
Satya
teaches
JD
a
lesson
as
well.
PLUS:
Storyline
is
the
basic
plus
point
of
the
film
as
the
director
has
chosen
a
novel
subject
with
a
hidden
message.
However,
the
film
doesn"t
appear
as
a
message-oriented
film
as
it
runs
as
an
undercurrent.
Director
Vasu
Varma
needs
to
be
complimented
for
choosing
such
an
off-beat
story
with
a
debut
hero,
despite
it
is
a
debut
film
for
him
and
the
heroine
too.
He
has
moulded
the
hero"s
character
with
good
precision
and
has
tried
to
elevate
his
image
with
a
slow
and
soft
nature.
Though
facing
the
camera
for
the
first
time,
Naga
Chaitanya
is
very
casual
and
has
shown
lots
of
ease
in
dances
and
action
scenes.
However,
he
needs
to
improve
his
body
language
further.
Karthika
appears
fresh
and
has
not
resorted
to
any
kind
of
skin
show,
like
the
present
generation
heroines.
She
is
quite
homely
and
appears
as
the
girl
next
door.
For
the
first
time,
Red
Eye
camera
has
been
used
to
shoot
the
film
which
has
helped
the
producer
to
avoid
wastage
of
film
as
it
is
being
shot
in
digital
mode.
A
couple
of
songs
tuned
by
Sandeep
Choutha
are
okay.
Though
they
are
good
to
listen,
their
choreography
lacks
the
josh
in
total.
Camera
by
Sameer
Reddy
and
editing
by
Marthand
K
Venkatesh
are
okay.
MINUS:
The
director,
who
has
chosen
a
brilliant
story
for
his
film,
has
failed
to
present
it
properly
on
the
screen
in
the
absence
of
experience.
In
fact,
the
film
appears
good
but
it
lacks
the
youthfulness.
Especially,
he
has
failed
to
project
the
hero
in
an
enterprising
way
and
the
character
moves
with
a
subdued
note
as
it
runs
in
a
slow
nature.
Moreover,
the
hero
needs
to
improve
his
dialogue
modulation.
Of
course,
it
might
be
because
it
is
his
first
movie.
Though
the
story
has
different
elements
like
love
and
action,
the
love
scenes
between
the
hero
and
heroine
too
are
not
properly
elevated
and
there
are
no
romantic
songs
or
scenes
between
them.
Basically,
the
film
has
a
slow
run
and
this
can
disappoint
the
youth.
But
the
film
would
attract
the
students
as
it
has
college
in
the
backdrop.
REMARKS:
Basically,
one
should
not
compare
one
artiste
with
another
because
every
one
has
their
own
style.
Because,
Naga
Chaitanya
represents
two
families
from
Tollywood,
Nagarjuna
and
Venkatesh,
he
has
lots
of
scope
to
improve
his
acting
skills
and
can
overcome
all
the
hiccups
he
has
faced
in
the
first
film.
Let
us
hope
that
Naga
Chaitanya
would
do
much
better
in
his
next
film.
Karthika
appears
quite
promising
and
once
again
Prakash
Raj,
who
has
had
a
very
short
character
in
the
film
has
excelled
in
the
role.
Comic
relief
by
Sunil
is
good
and
the
audiences
have
a
hearty
laugh
in
a
couple
of
scenes.
Cast:
Naga
Chaitanya,
Karthika,
Prakash
Raj,
JD
Chakravarthy,
Brahmanandam,
Sunil,
Surya,
Sitara,
Hema,
Anand
and
others.
Credits:
Camera:
Sameer
Reddy
Editing:
Marthand
K.
Venkatesh
Lyrics:
Sirivennela
Sitarama
Sastry
and
Chandrabose
Music:
Sandeep
Choutha
Presents:
Smt
Anita
Producer:
Dil
Raju
Story,
screenplay,
dialogues
and
direction:
Vasu
Varma.
Banner:
Venkateswara
Creations
Released
on:
August
5,
2009