Director
Parasuram
of
Yuvatha
fame
and
hero
Nara
Rohit
of
Banam
fame
have
teamed
up
for
Solo.
The
film
has
been
billed
as
'A
Solid
Love
Story".
Let
us
see
how
the
film
has
shaped
up
on
the
silver
screen.
Story:
The
film
is
basically
the
story
of
a
young
boy
Gautam
(Nara
Rohit),
who
is
an
orphan.
He
leads
a
lonely
life
and
wants
to
marry
a
girl
hailing
from
a
joint
family.
The
hero
meets
such
a
girl
–
Vaishnavi
(Nisha
Aggarwal).
She
is
from
Bobbili
and
is
doing
her
medicine
in
Visakhapatnam.
Gautam
starts
wooing
her
but
she
tells
him
that
her
father
Prakash
Raj
will
never
agree
for
love
marriage.
Vaishnavi
loves
her
father
very
much
and
tells
Gautam
that
she
will
never
do
anything
that
will
hurt
her
daddy.
However,
Gautam
does
not
give
up
his
hope
and
keeps
wooing
her.
Finally,
Gautam
succeeds
in
winning
her
love.
The
problem
now
starts
for
him,
as
Prakash
Raj
comes
to
know
about
their
love
and
he
forcibly
takes
his
daughter
away
to
Bobbili.
He
tells
Gautam
that
as
they
both
are
majors
they
can
run
way
and
get
married.
But
Gautam
refuses
it,
as
he
always
wanted
to
be
in
joint
family.
Hence,
he
decides
to
forget
his
love
and
go
away.
Meanwhile,
Prakash
raj
fixes
the
marriage
of
his
daughter
with
the
son
of
Sayaji
Shinde,
who
lives
in
London.
Sayaji
learns
about
the
love
matter
of
Vaishnavi
and
asks
Prakash
raj
to
perform
his
daughter"s
marriage
in
the
presence
of
Gautam
so
that
there
will
not
be
any
problem
in
future.
The
story
now
takes
an
interesting
turn
with
Gautam
coming
to
attend
the
marriage
of
Vaishnavi.
How
Gautam
finally
manages
to
convince
Prakash
raj
that
he
is
sincere
in
his
love
and
he
can
keep
Vaishnavi
happy
forever
are
the
remaining
part
of
the
story.
Positive:
Performances
of
Nara
Rohit,
Prakash
raj,
Sayaji
Shinde
and
to
an
extent
Nisha
Agarwal.
Music.
Story,
screenplay
and
Dialogues.
Negative:
comedy
is
weak.
Slow
pace
of
narration,
particularly
in
the
second
half.
A
couple
of
songs
that
come
at
the
wrong
time
and
test
the
patience
of
the
audience.
Tame
and
predictable
ending.
Verdict:
Finally,
Solo
is
a
decent
film
that
has
all
the
necessary
ingredients
of
a
entertainer.
The
film
has
a
good
message
and
also
takes
a
close
look
at
the
family
values
and
relationships.
The
film
could
have
been
better
if
the
director
had
taken
a
little
more
care
in
the
emotional
scenes
and
building
up
suspense.
Solo
is
an
average
film.