Sumanth
is
known
for
playing
soft
roles
and
he
has
always
failed
to
impress
the
audience
in
mass
roles.
This
was
proved
on
many
occasions,
as
many
of
his
films
were
proved
duds
at
the
Box
Office.
Now,
Sumanth
has
tried
his
hand
in
a
commercial
formula
flick
with
two
heroines.
However,
these
days
Jagapathi
Babu
as
patented
such
roles
and
the
audiences
don"t
expect
any
other
in
such
roles.
Director
VN
Aditya
has
tried
his
best
to
woo
the
audiences
by
making
use
of
the
glamour
of
Priyamani
and
Vimala
Raman.
Read
on
for
Raaj
review.
Story:
Raaj
(Sumant)
is
a
fashion
photographer.
Once,
he
was
in
Goa
for
a
photo
shoot.
He
comes
across
Priya
(Vimala
Raman),
who
was
being
chased
by
goons
and
at
the
instance
of
his
friend
(Srinivasa
Reddy)
bashes
the
goons
and
saves
her.
She
doesn"t
even
say
thanks
for
the
help
and
leaves
the
place.
The
next
day
he
finds
Priya
as
the
upcoming
model
and
Raaj
as
a
professional
photographer
takes
the
snaps.
After
watching
the
snaps,
Priya
gets
very
impressed
and
offer
her
sorry
for
the
earlier
day"s
incident
and
thanks
for
the
nice
photographs.
They
both
fall
in
love
with
each
other
at
first
sight
and
she
even
shares
bed
with
Raaj.
She
leaves
in
a
huff
after
a
phone
call
and
will
never
call
him
back.
Raaj,
who
sincerely
loved
Priya,
refuses
his
father"s
(Vizag
Prasad)
decision
to
marry
Mythili
(Priyamani).
Then
his
father
asks
Raaj
to
bring
Priya
but
he
could
not
do
so
as
she
was
missing.
His
father
emotionally
blackmails
him,
hence
Raaj
marries
Mythili.
As
expected,
he
avoid
her
intially
but
Mythili
puts
her
best
efforts
to
change
his
mind
and
succeeds
in
her
efforts.
When
the
things
were
turning
smooth,
Raaj
happens
to
see
Priya
but
could
not
meet
her.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance:
Sumanth
is
totally
a
misfit
to
the
character.
Though,
he
accepted
this
film,
it
looked
like
he
is
is
not
so
comfortable
with
the
storyline,
as
he
could
not
emote
well.
Priyamani
has
scored
more
points
in
the
film
with
the
heavy
skin
shows.
She
is
very
seductive
and
romantic.
Vimala
Raman
is
okay,
but
her
glamour
took
a
back-seat,
as
priyamani
outclassed
her
in
that
department.
Her
dialogue
modulation
is
not
that
impressive.
Sumanth
has
lip
lock
scenes
with
both
the
heroines,
but
the
scenes
have
failed
to
elevate
the
romantic
mood
of
the
audiences.
Other
artistes
including
Srinivasa
Reddy,
Ali
and
Sairabanu
are
just
okay.
Technical:
The
cinematography
of
the
film
is
good
and
Jagan
has
tried
to
capture
the
moods
of
the
artistes,
catapulted
the
beauties
of
the
heroines
perfectly.
Action
scenes
are
also
a
little
stylish
but
not
very
effective.
None
of
the
songs
are
impressive
and
the
music
director
Koti
remixed
a
popular
tune
of
Nagarjuna
'Bheemavaram
Bulloda…" for
the
film.
Only
that
song
is
good
to
listen,
as
it
was
already
popular.
The
choreography
of
songs
is
good.
The
director
has
chosen
to
use
old
style
of
narration
and
the
routine
commercial
formula
subject
and
there
is
nothing
novel
in
the
film.
Analysis:
Watch
the
movie
only
to
see
the
skin
shows
of
the
lead
actresses.
Cast:
Sumanth,
Priyamani,
Vimala
Raman,
Ajay,
Vizag
Prasad,
Giribabu,
Srinivasa
Reddy,
Ali,
Sairabanu
and
others
Credits:
Music
–
Koti,
Cinematography
–
Jagan,
Producers
–
Kumar
Brothers,
Screenplay,
direction
–
V
N
Aditya.
Banner:
Kumar
Brothers
Cinema
Released
on:
March
18,
2011