Mega
Super
Good
Films
is
known
for
bringing
out
wonderful
family
entertainers.
However,
these
days
their
judgment
in
the
selection
of
stories
is
going
wrong.
Director
P
Lakshmi
Narayana
(Deepti),
who
made
his
debut
with
Andala
Ramudu
on
the
same
banner
and
gave
a
hit,
got
another
opportunity
to
work
with
the
banner
again.
This
time,
he
chose
a
cliched
story,
which
had
lots
of
sentiment
and
family
drama,
with
love
story
in
its
backdrop.
However,
neither
the
story
nor
its
narration
is
impressive
and
made
the
audience
to
curse
the
director
for
irritating
comedy
and
mindless
twists
to
the
story.
Story: Raja
(Taneesh)
is
the
grandson
of
Dasaratha
Ramaiah
(Viswanath)
and
Janaki
(Jayanti).
He
loses
his
parents
in
his
childhood
and
is
brought
up
by
his
grandparents.
However,
he
could
not
put
his
mind
in
studies
and
fails
in
Class
V.
Dasaratha
has
two
other
sons
and
it
is
a
combined
family.
Dasaratha
used
to
chide
Raja
for
everything.
Once
Raja"s
aunt
(Sudha),
her
husband
(Chandramohan)
and
their
daughter
Indu
(Bhama)
come
to
their
village
from
the
US.
Raja
falls
flat
after
watching
Indu.
In
order
to
win
her
heart
Raja
plays
several
tricks
and
make
Indu
believe
that
he
is
a
great
lover.
To
impress
her,
Raja
joins
in
a
job
with
his
paternal
uncle.
Once,
he
buys
a
half-saree
and
presents
it
to
Indu.
When
Raja
presumes
that
Indu
is
also
interested
in
him,
she
reveals
that
she
loved
Ramesh
(Rajiv),
cousin
of
Raja.
At
this
juncture,
Dasaratha,
who
also
presumes
that
Indu
loves
Raja
and
asks
her
to
accept
his
hand
and
make
him
happy.
However,
Raja,
who
knows
that
Indu
is
in
love
with
Ramesh,
takes
the
blame
on
him
and
refuses
to
marry
Indu.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance:
It
is
Tanish,
who
has
taken
the
entire
responsiblity
to
run
the
film.
Though
an
amateur,
he
has
maintained
good
comedy
timing.
However,
he
should
understand
that
he
is
not
able
to
play
a
solo
hero
in
a
film
to
impress
the
audiences.
It
is
proved
that
he
could
do
a
good
job
if
he
shares
screen
with
some
other
hero.
Though,
Rajiv
has
played
the
second
fiddle,
his
role
is
very
limited
and
he
has
less
scope
to
perform.
Bhama
is
good
looking
and
bubbly.
She
is
okay
as
a
heroine
but
she
still
needs
to
learn
a
lot
about
her
body
language.
Viswanath
has
done
a
routine
role
and
Jayanti
is
okay
as
granny.
Other
artistes
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Raghubabu,
who
has
a
good
footage
with
the
hero,
has
given
his
best
in
entertaining
the
audience.
Technical:
Behind
the
camera,
all
the
departments
are
proved
weak.
The
story
penned
by
Ravishankar
is
a
big
cliche.
It
is
a
routine
family
drama
with
lots
of
sentimental
scenes
and
family
drama.
Moreover,
the
dialogues
penned
by
Gangotri
Viswanath
lacks
punch.
Music
by
Sirpi
is
another
drawback.
The
cinematography
by
Venugopalan
is
mediocre.
Editing
is
also
poor
and
there
are
many
jerks
in
the
movement
of
the
film.
Lakshmi
Narayana,
who
had
brought
out
an
impressive
subject
like
Andala
Ramudu,
has
failed
to
repeat
the
magic.
Remarks:
First
half
of
the
film
has
nothing
but
so
called
mass
comedy
which
is
loud,
while
the
second
half
is
full
of
sentiment
and
the
artistes
are
forced
to
use
glycerin
for
several
scenes.
Watch
the
film
at
your
own
risk.
Cast:
Tanish,
Bhama,
Rajiv,
K.Vishwanath,
Raghubabu,
Prasadbabu,
Chandramohan,
Melkote,
Vizag
Prasad,
Chalapati
Rao,
Jayanti,
Sudha
and
others
Credits:
Story
–
Ravishankar,
Dialogues
–
Gangotri
Viswanath,
Cinematography
–
Venugopalan,
Music
–
Shilpi,
Presents
–
RB
Choudary,
Producers
–
NV
Prasad
and
Paras
Jain,
Screenplay
and
direction
–
Lakshminaryana
(Deepti)
Banner:
Super
Good
Films
Released
on:
April
8,
2011