Maruthi,
who
had
directed
‘Ee
Rojullo'
which
portrayed
the
adult
comedy
some
time
ago,
has
once
again
coming
up
before
the
audiences
with
the
film
Bus
Stop.
In
fact,
the
film
is
most
likely
to
be
released
in
the
second
or
third
week
of
November.
However,
with
the
unexpected
postponement
of
the
release
of
‘Dhamarukam',
producer
Bellamkonda
Suresh
hastened
the
release
of
the
film
and
arranged
for
its
release
on
November
11.
The
film
is
all
about
the
points
of
love,
infatuation,
attraction,
flirting
etc...
and
it
explains
the
mindset
of
the
present
generation
youth,
their
lifestyle,
their
emotions
and
other
such
scenarios.
The
differences
between
the
parents'
mindset
and
the
children's
lifestyle
is
perfectly
shown
on
the
celluloid
by
the
director.
Srinu
(Prince)
and
Sailaja
(Sri
Divya)
are
in
love
with
each
other.
Srinu
has
a
gang
of
friends
and
all
of
them
have
their
own
love
tracks.
Among
them
Seema
(Hasika)
is
in
love
with
one
of
the
boys.
However,
it
is
not
really
love
but
she
flirts
with
him
for
costly
gifts.
The
director
chooses
to
explain
how
the
boys
or
girls
fall
in
to
the
trap
of
the
opposite
sex
not
knowing
whether
it
is
love
or
infatuation
or
attraction
or
flirting
by
the
others.
At
the
same
time,
the
director
wants
to
narrate
one
more
point
as
to
how
their
parents
trust
their
children
and
how
far
the
children
maintain
the
same
trust
towards
their
parents.
In
this
process
only
the
true
love
stories
succeed
and
reach
their
goals
perfectly
and
end
up
in
marriage,
but
the
other
stories
which
are
filled
with
infatuation,
attraction
or
flirting
end
up
with
either
unwanted
pregnancies
or
failed
love
stories.
In
this
course
of
action,
those
who
follow
the
advice
of
parents
and
set
a
proper
goal
would
succeed
in
reaching
them.
The
film
tries
to
explain
all
these
points.
Performance:
It
is
Sri
Divya,
who
wins
the
hearts
of
audiences
with
her
fantastic
performance
and
with
her
glamour.
Prince
has
also
done
a
good
job
all
through
the
movie.
As
most
of
the
artistes
in
the
film
are
either
novices
or
just
one
or
two
films'
old,
all
of
them
appear
a
little
raw
in
acting.
Saikumar,
who
has
played
the
role
of
Panakalu's
son,
who
appears
as
the
Tiffin
Centre
owner,
tries
to
tickle
the
funny
bones
of
audiences
and
he
has
almost
succeeded
in
his
attempt.
Next
comes,
Rao
Ramesh.
Being
a
seasoned
artiste,
he
has
done
complete
justice
to
his
role.
Though
many
people
do
not
like
to
accept
his
attitude,
the
way
he
accepts
the
romantic
moves
of
his
daughter
is
hard
nut
to
crack
for
many
audiences.
At
the
same
time,
the
emotional
struggles
of
the
parents
of
Sailaja
and
Seema
are
also
shown
well.
Hasika
has
also
brought
lot
of
fun
with
her
performance.
DMK
Muralikrishna
is
the
other
artiste
who
brought
lots
of
laughs
all
through
the
film.
Technical:
The
cinematographer
has
used
the
Canon
5D
system
and
brought
an
excellent
copy
of
the
film.
Instead
of
normal
celluloid
output,
the
system
is
of
much
higher
quality.
Moreover,
the
system
gives
good
scope
for
a
neat
editing.
JB's
music
is
melodious
and
it
has
gelled
well
with
the
present
day
youths'
attitude.
The
dialogues
penned
for
the
film
is
a
little
crude
and
does
not
sound
good
for
the
normal
and
family
audiences.
But,
those
who
like
the
adult
comedy
take
them
very
easily.
Director
Maruthi,
with
his
perfect
screenplay
and
direction,
has
succeeded
in
his
attempt
in
what
he
exactly
wanted
to
explain
through
this
film.
While
watching
the
movie,
the
audiences
feel
that
they
are
also
one
among
them
and
identify
one
of
the
characters
with
them.
Especially,
the
youngsters
would
have
this
feeling.
Remarks:
Young
adults
would
enjoy
the
first
half
of
the
film.
The
second
half
is
a
little
boring
as
it
is
filled
with
sentiments.
Though
the
entertainment
values
are
good,
the
raw
and
adult
comedy
is
a
hard
nut
to
crack
for
the
family
audiences.
Of
course,
those
who
have
accepted
the
film
Ee
Rojullo
would
also
accept
Bus
Stop,
but
the
film
should
not
be
watched
by
parents
and
children
together
as
there
are
many
uneasy
scenes
in
the
film.
Producer:
Bellamkonda
Suresh
Director:
Maruthi
Cast:
Prince,
Sri
Divya,
Rao
Ramesh,
Hasika,
Saikumar,
DMK
Muralikrishna
Music:
JB
Release
Date:
November
11