In
a
bid
to
cash
in
on
the
tradition
that
all
the
films
that
came
in
Telugu
with
sports
backdrop
were
big
hits.
Even,
Mega
Super
Good
Movies
have
made
an
attempt
to
remake
a
successful
Tamil
film
Vennila
Kabadi
Kuzhu
in
Telugu.
While
the
original
had
a
new
director,
a
new
hero
and
new
heroine,
the
Telugu
version
too
had
a
debutant
director,
Tatineni
Satya,
who
is
the
grandson
of
senior
director
Tatineni
Prakasa
Rao.
However,
the
director"s
immaturity
played
the
spoilsport
to
some
extent
as
the
film
failed
to
catch
the
pulse
of
the
audiences.
Story:
Suri
(Naani)
is
interested
in
kabaddi
and
he
used
to
play
with
a
group
of
children
(Dhanraj,
Vinay,
Santosh,
Siva,
Ramesh,
Krishna
Chaitanya)
in
his
childhood.
But
after
growing
up,
his
teammates
never
allowed
him
to
play
in
their
team
in
the
local
matches.
However,
the
team
could
never
bag
a
victory
in
the
absence
of
proper
coaching.
Despite
good
interest
and
commitment,
Suri
could
not
get
a
chance
to
play
in
any
of
the
matches.
Once
a
girl
(Saranya
Mohan)
visits
the
village
for
a
jatara
and
Suri
loves
her
at
first
sight.
That
girl
to
appears
to
be
pleased
with
Suri.
After
the
jatara
the
girl
leaves
to
Rajahmundry,without
revealing
her
name
to
Suri.
Suri"s
friends
learn
that
a
tournament
is
taking
place
in
Rajahmundry
and
wanted
to
take
part
in
it.
After
going
there,
they
come
to
know
that
it
was
a
state-level
tournament
and
the
players
and
teams
have
been
picked
long
ago.
Bheemili
team
gets
a
wild
card
entry
with
the
help
of
a
coach
(Kishore)
of
Hyderabad
team.
During
the
tournament,
the
coach
gets
insulted
by
the
captain
of
the
Hyderabad
team
and
he
parts
with
Bheemili
team
and
coaches
them.
Whether
the
Bheemili
team
make
it
to
the
finals?
Did
they
win
the
tournament?
What
happened
to
the
Suri's
love
story?
What
kind
of
moral
support
the
coach
gave
to
the
team
and
made
them
to
fight
with
commitment
to
achieve
the
set
target?
Answers
to
all
these
questions
form
part
of
the
climax.
PLUS:
The
plus
points
in
the
film
is
the
second
half
of
the
movie,
when
the
kabaddi
matches
were
played.
Naani
has
given
his
best
and
suited
perfectly
to
the
role.
He
has
shown
lots
of
improvement
from
his
first
film
Ashta
Chemma
and
was
able
to
portray
good
emotions
in
the
movie.He
has
done
it
with
good
ease,
especially
in
dances
sequence
and
love
scenes.
He
has
proved
that
he
is
here
to
stay
in
films.
The
audiences
got
the
feel
that
his
body
language
and
histrionics
are
adequate.
Saranya
Mohan,
who
became
a
known
face
for
the
Telugu
audiences
with
Villagelo
Vinayakudu
and
who
played
heroine
in
Tamil
original.
But
She
did
not
get
much
scope
to
perform
and
she
has
very
few
dialogues
in
the
film.
However,
her
cute
smile
is
impressive
and
pleasing.
In
other
words,
her
character
has
very
less
importance.
Other
artistes
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Camera
work
by
Chittibabu
is
okay
to
some
extent
as
he
was
able
to
present
the
village
atmosphere
perfectly
on
the
screen.
MINUS:
Music
by
Selva
Ganesh
is
not
impressive
as
the
songs
were
not
so
melodious
and
soothing.
Even
the
re-recording
remained
average.
The
director,
Tatineni
Satya,
who
made
his
debut
with
the
film
failed
to
narrate
the
story
in
an
impressive
way.
He
made
the
audiences
remain
bored
with
the
nagging
and
dragging
first
half
to
establish
the
love
thread
between
the
hero
and
heroine.
The
story
gains
momentum
and
by
the
time,
the
film
reached
the
climax,
the
director
again
spoiled
the
mood
of
the
audiences
by
making
it
a
tragedy.
Analysis:
The
director"s
immaturity
made
the
film
boring
and
despite
good
performance
by
the
hero,
it
remained
waste.
The
film
neither
had
an
appeal
for
multiplex
audiences
nor
it
could
entertain
the
mass
audiences.
As
a
result,
the
film
evoked
a
below
average
talk.
Cast:
Naani,
Saranya
Mohan,
Kishore,
Keerthana,
Dhanraj,
Vinay,
Santosh,
Siva,
Ramesh,
Krishna
Chaitanya
and
others.
Credits:
Camera:
Chittibabu,
Editing
–
Nandamuri
Hari,
Dialogues
–
Chodavaram
Chaitanya,
Music
–
Selva
Ganesh,
Lyrics
–
Vanamali
and
Abhinaya
Srinivas,
Art
–
Kumar,
Presents
–
RB
Choudary,
Producers
–
NV
Prasad
and
Paras
Jain,
Screenplay
and
direction
–
Tatineni
Satya.
Banner:
Mega
Super
Good
Films
Released
on:
July
9,
2010