Charmy
Kaur,
who
doesn"t
have
a
hit
to
her
credit
for
the
past
several
years,
kept
high
hopes
on
Nagaram
Nidra
Pottunna
Vela.
The
storyline
for
the
film
is
quite
powerful
and
if
the
story
would
have
handled
by
an
able
director,
it
would
have
got
a
positive
result.
However,
the
inept
handling
of
the
subject
by
the
director,
who
himself
has
penned
an
insipid
screenplay
for
the
film,
has
added
another
film
to
her
flop
list.
The
crowd
pulling
factors
are
the
names
of
Charmy
Kaur
and
Jagapathi
Babu,
but
these
names
are
not
just
enough
to
make
a
film
a
success.
Story:
Niharika
(Charmy
Kaur)
is
a
journalist
in
a
news
channel
run
by
a
greedy
and
money-minded
MD
(Ahuti
Prasad).
He
always
wants
to
cash
in
on
the
chances
and
look
for
subject
that
increases
the
TRP
rating.
Niha
has
a
lot
of
concern
about
the
society
and
wants
to
highlight
the
plight
of
fluoride
victims
and
other
such
human-interest
stories.
During
the
course,
she
records
a
crooked
politician
(Pilla
Prasad)'s
conversation
on
a
pen
camera.
His
plan
is
to
ignite
the
communal
disturbances
in
the
state.
Thus,
forcing
the
party
high
command
to
remove
the
present
CM.
He
wants
be
become
CM.
However,
he
came
to
know
that
his
conversation
has
been
recorded
and
orders
his
brother-in-law
to
kill
the
journalist.
Meanwhile,
during
one
of
the
attempts
to
kill
her
by
the
goons,
Sivaram
Prasad
(Jagapati
Babu)
saves
her
life.
He
has
a
sorrowful
background
–
parents
commit
suicide
unable
to
repay
debts,
sister
gets
killed
by
her
husband
for
more
dowry.
He
is
addicted
to
liquor
after
he
lost
his
family.
However,
Niha
and
Sivaram
fall
in
love.
At
this
jucture,
gives
the
pen
camera
to
her
MD,
who
sells
it
off
for
Rs
100
crore.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance:
Charmy
Kaur
has
done
a
neat
job.
In
fact,
such
characters
are
a
cakewalk
for
her.
Surprisingly,
she
has
shot
the
film
in
decent
dresses
and
without
skin
show.
Jagapatibabu
is
okay
in
a
guest
role.
His
role
comes
and
goes
in
an
insignificant
way.
His
character
is
not
properly
established
in
the
film.
The
director
ended
his
character
in
a
most
unscrupulous
way.
Among
others,
it
is
Pilla
Prasad,
who
steals
the
show
as
a
crooked
politician.
Though,
there
are
a
host
of
senior
artistes
including
Ahuti
Prasad,
Chandra
Mohan,
Paruchuri
Venkateswara
Rao
and
others,
the
director
has
failed
to
make
use
of
their
talent.
Technical:
The
storyline
is
good.
Especially,
when
there
are
people"s
movements
by
Anna
Hajare
and
Ramdev
and
others,
such
film
will
have
a
great
impact
on
the
people.
However,
the
director
has
failed
to
narrate
the
story
in
a
proper
manner.
Dialogues
by
Paruchuri
Brothers
are
powerful.
Gopalakrishna
himself
played
one
of
the
roles
to
express
the
value
of
women
in
the
society.
The
first
half
appears
a
little
interesting.
The
director
groped
in
the
dark
in
the
second
half
by
dividing
into
various
sub-plots.
The
immaturity
of
the
director
spoiled
the
entire
film.
Remarks:
When
one
has
to
say
a
message
through
a
film,
it
should
be
point
blank
and
touch
the
hearts
and
minds
of
people
with
an
impressive
narration.
Otherwise,
the
basic
purpose
of
the
film
goes
haywire.
Cast:
Jagapati
Babu,
Charmy
Kaur,
Paruchuri
Venkateswara
Rao,
Ahuti
Prasad,
Siva
Reddy,
Pilla
Prasad,
Uttej,
Vizag
Prasad,
Satya
Prakash,
Babu
Mohan,
Gundu
Sudarshan,
Gorati
Venkanna,
Supraja
and
others.
Credits:
Story
–
Deen
Raj,
Dialogues
–
Paruchuri
Brothers,
Camera
–
Rajiv
Nayar,
Editing
–
Marthand
K
Venkatesh,
Lyrics
–
Suddala
Ashok
Teja,
Bhaskarabhatla,
Ananta
Sriram,
Gorati
Venkanna,
Music-Yasokrishna,
Producer
–
Nandi
Srihari,
Screenplay
and
Direction
–
Prem
Raj.
Banner:
Gurudeva
Creations
Pvt
Ltd
Released
on:
June
24,
2011