Director
Govind
Varaha
has
made
an
effort
to
bring
out
a
teenage
love
story
on-screen
in
the
form
of
Nenu
Nanna
Abaddam.
In
fact,
the
movie
is
touted
that
it
is
a
real
life
story.
However,
the
director"s
amateurishness
has
played
the
spoilsport,
as
he
has
tried
to
copy
the
scenes
from
many
teenage
love
stories
that
came
up
on
screen
earlier,
including
Premiste
and
recent
Prema
Khaidi.
The
audience
would
get
a
feel
of
watching
a
dubbed
Telugu
film
and
not
a
straight
movie.
Poor
screenplay,
improper
narration
have
made
the
film
boring.
Story:
Kiran
(Nandu)
is
the
son
of
a
cobbler
and
has
helping
nature.
He
and
Abhi
(Divya),
who
is
a
maidservant
of
landlord
called
Babul
Naidu
(Prakash
Bharadwaj),
son
of
a
zamindar
(Pilla
Prasad).
But
he
cares
for
and
shows
lots
of
affection.
Meanwhile,
Abhi
and
Kiran
fall
in
love.
On
the
other
end,
Kiran"s
house
owner"s
daughter
(Archana)
is
madly
in
love
with
him
but
never
expresses
it.
At
this
juncture,
zamindar
came
to
know
about
their
affair.
As
a
result
Abhi
elopes
with
him
to
get
married.
While
escaping,
the
couple
gets
attacked
by
some
goons
and
a
Good
Samaritan
(Krishnudu)
saves
them
and
gives
Rs
10,000
for
their
marriage.
However,
they
both
get
caught
by
Babul
Naidu
and
were
taken
back
to
home.
Now,
Abhi's
birth
secret
is
revealed.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance:
Nandu
has
done
his
best
as
a
lover
boy.
Though,
he
has
no
glamour
and
other
qualities
that
are
need
for
a
hero,
the
character,
which
he
has
portrayed
has
suited
him
well.
Fresher
Divya
is
okay
with
her
innocent
looks.
She
has
the
features
of
Sandhya
of
Premiste
fame.
Archana
is
hot
and
sexy.
Pilla
Prasad
has
played
a
positive
role
in
this
film
and
the
director
has
maintained
some
suspense
by
showing
some
negative
shades
in
the
first
half.
Prakash
Bharadwaj
is
an
utter
failure
and
he
has
tried
to
imitate
Telugu
villains
of
yesteryears.
Neither
his
dialogues
nor
his
performance
is
good.
In
fact
his
presence
irritates
the
audience.
Krishnudu
has
played
a
cameo,
while
Dharmavarapu
Subrahmanyam
has
tried
a
different
comedy
in
this
film.
Technical:
Though,
the
film
is
made
with
village
backdrop,
the
cinematographer
has
failed
to
capture
the
greenery
of
the
village.
With
the
entire
story
running
in
country
backdrop,
the
director
could
not
try
exotic
locales
for
the
canning
of
songs.
Chinni
Charan"s
tunes
are
not
so
catchy,
while
his
background
score
needs
a
pat
as
many
scenes
are
elevated
because
of
music.
Director
Govind
Varaha"s
amateurishness
could
be
seen
in
many
scenes
of
the
film.
Except
for
a
handful
of
scenes,
most
of
the
film
is
very
boring.
The
filmmaker
has
lost
the
grip
on
several
occasions.
The
only
interesting
aspect
is
that
the
director
has
given
a
different
climax,
which
is
beyond
the
expectations
of
the
audiences.
Remarks:
First
half
of
the
film
is
little
nagging
but
has
some
kind
of
entertainment.
The
second
half
is
too
serious
for
regular
audience.
However,
the
climax
is
good.
The
slow
narration
and
lack
of
all-round
approach
and
weak
characterisation
have
played
the
spoilsport.
Especially,
the
director
has
failed
to
capture
the
emotions
from
the
characters.
Cast:
Nandu,
Divya,
Archana,
Krishnudu,
Pilla
Prasad,
Krishna
Bhagawan,
Dharmavarapu
Subrahmanyam,
Prakash
Bharadwaj,
Yandamuri
Virendranath,
Hemasundar,
Sonali
Joshi,
Srilekha,
and
others.
Credits:
Music
–
Chinni
Charan,
Presents
–
K
Ananta
Lakshmi,
Producer
–
Bala
Prakash,
Story,
dialogues,
screenplay
and
direction
–
Govind
Varaha
Released
on:
September
9,
2011