Naga
Chaitanya,
who
made
his
debut
with
Josh,
miserably
failed
to
impress
the
audience
in
his
first
movie.
However,
he
donned
the
lover
boy
roles
in
his
next
films
like
Ye
Maya
Chesave
and
100%
Love
and
added
two
consecutive
hits
to
his
credit.
In
a
bid
to
change
his
image
of
a
chocolate
boy,
he
opted
to
try
his
hand
in
an
action
film
and
signed
Dhada.
This
decision
has
resulted
in
at
a
failure
and
him
dissuaded
him
from
getting
a
hat-trick.
Read
on
for
Dhada
review.
Story:
Vishwa
(Chaitu)
is
brought
up
by
his
brother
Rajiv
(Sriram)
and
his
wife
(Sameeksha).Rajiv,who
gets
a
job
with
a
realtor
(Tanikella
Bharani),
marries
his
daughter.
However,
Rajiv
gets
in
the
cobweb
of
mafia
don
RD
(Rahul
Dev),
who
forces
Rajiv
to
kill
his
father-in-law.
Later,
Rajiv
is
forced
to
work
with
RD.
Meanwhile,
Vishwa
completes
his
graduation
abroad
and
plans
to
return
to
India.
Accidentally,
he
meets
Ria
(Kajal
Aggarwal)
and
falls
in
love
at
first
sight.
Ria
is
the
daughter
of
a
business
magnet
(Mukesh
Rushi),
who
wants
to
marry
Ria
with
another
business
tycoon.
Vishwa"s
entry
to
her
life
brings
smiles
on
her
face.
At
this
juncture,
Vishwa
saves
100
girls,
who
were
being
abducted,
from
the
hands
of
RD"s
brother
and
this
causes
a
loss
of
Rs
100
crore
to
RD.
To
avoid
the
wrath
of
another
mafia
don
Kelly
(Kelly
Dorge),
RD
kills
Kelly"s
brother.
In
turn,
Kelly
too
kills
RD"s
brother.
Now,
RD
is
in
search
of
Vishwa,
who
was
responsible
for
the
death
of
his
brother
and
Rs
100
crore
loss.
On
the
other
hand,
Ria
tells
her
father
that
she
is
in
love
with
Vishwa.
Will
her
father
accept
their
love?
How
RD
seeks
revenge
again
Vishwa?
How
Vishwa
win
his
love
and
brings
out
his
brother
from
the
mafia
cobweb?
Answers
to
these
questions
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance:
Naga
Chaitanya
has
tried
his
best
to
appear
with
toned
up
muscles
and
excel
in
action
scenes.
However,
mere
show
of
muscles
has
failed
serve
the
purpose,
as
he
has
a
very
lean
body
and
the
action
scenes
appeared
to
be
too
cinematic.
This
time,
Chaitu
has
tried
to
shake
his
legs
in
a
different
way.
However,
he
still
has
to
improve
his
body
language
and
dialogue
modulation,
as
the
dialogue
delivery
lacked
punch.
Kajal
Aggarwal
looked
stylish
and
glamorous
in
the
film.
However,
she
has
a
very
less
scope
for
performance.
In
fact,
it
is
Rahul
Dev,
who
dominates
others
with
his
performance.
Mukesh
Rushi
is
adequate
and
Kelly
Dorge
is
wasted.
Sriram
has
done
a
neat
job.
Comedy
by
Brahmanandam,
Ali,
Venumadhav,
Uttej
and
others
have
failed
to
evoke
any
laughs.
Technical:
Behind
the
camera,
Devisri
Prasad
has
given
some
interesting
tunes
but
there
is
nothing
new
in
the
music.
Background
score
is
also
average.
Cinematography
by
Gnanasekhar
is
okay
and
he
has
perfectly
captured
the
beautiful
locales
of
Hong
Kong,
Malaysia
and
the
US.
In
fact
the
filming
is
a
visual
brilliance.
The
wardrobe
selection
of
Kajal
Aggarwalis
noteworthy.
Editing
by
Dharmendra
is
adequate,
as
he
could
not
do
anything
in
the
absence
of
proper
script
and
screenplay.
The
entire
blame
for
the
poor
presentation
of
the
film
should
go
to
director
Ajay
Bhuyan.
He
has
failed
to
pen
a
perfect
script.
Moreover,
the
screenplay
is
quite
haphazard
and
is
not
knitted
well.
The
director
has
failed
to
fill
emotions
in
the
characters
and
the
family
sentiment
too
is
not
properly
gelled
among
the
characters.
Instead
of
trying
to
give
a
rich
look
to
the
film,
he
should
have
concentrated
on
the
characters.
The
climax
is
a
big
drama
and
very
cinematic.
Remarks:
Watch
the
film
to
have
a
glimpse
of
foreign
locales
as
it
gives
you
a
feel
of
visiting
abroad.
But
for
a
couple
of
action
scenes,
and
the
dancing
steps
in
the
first
song,
the
film
has
nothing
much
to
offer.
Cast:
Naga
Chaitanya,
Kajal
Agarwal,
Sriram,
Sameeksha,
Brahmanandam,
Rahul
Dev,
Mukesh
Rushi
and
Kelly
Dorge,
Tanikella
Bharani,
Ali,
Uttej,
Venumadhav,
Satya
Krishnan
and
others.
Credits:
Dialogues
–
Abburi
Ravi,
Cinematography
–
Gnana
Sekhar
VS,
Editing
–Dharmendra
Kakarala,
Music
–
Devisri
Prasad,
Producer
–
Sivaprasada
Reddy,
Story,
screenplay
and
direction
–
Ajay
Bhuyan,
Banner:
Sri
Kamakshi
Enterprises
Released
on:
August
11,
2011