Rating: 2.25/5
Cast : Kalyan Ram, Sana Khan, Saranya Mohan, Chandramohan, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Ajay and Others
Banner : NTR Arts
Music : Mani Sarma
Producer: Kalyan Ram
Director: Mallikarjun
Kathi Movie Story:
A retired mandal revenue officer (Chandramohan) has three sons and a daughter. His elder son (Sameer) works as a manager in a construction company, while another is a software engineer. Ramakrishna (Kalyanram) is the younger son, has dream to become a good football player. Harita (Saranya Mohan) is the youngest child in the family. Once, Harita disappears and the entire family searches for her but they fail to trace her. The family ignores her and insists Ramakrishna to make use of the opportunity to play football at national-level and feels that it is a waste of time to search her. While Ramakrishna is on his way to Delhi, he comes across Harita in a railway station.
From her, he comes to know that she was cheated by her lover, Chinababu (Shyam), son of Muthyam (Kota Srinivasa Rao), a notorious factionist. She tells her story that she is being treated like a servant in her in-laws house. When Harita pleads with him to take her to his father, he takes her to her in-laws house. How he decides to bring a change forms the rest of the story.
Presentation:
The director has come up with a routine tale and though the presentation was good, the narrative could have been better. The dialogues were okay, the script was predictable, the screenplay was regular. Background score was good but only two songs were nice. Cinematography was top notch. Editing was moderate. Costumes were neat and art department was alright. Kalyanram does his bit with maturity and he didn’t cross the line much, Sana Khan sizzled wherever possible and filled the glamour quotient, Shaam was upto the mark. Brahmi, Venu Madhav, Dharmavarapu managed few smiles, Ahuti Prasad was neat, Kota was excellent, Ajay was effective. The others didn’t have much to offer.
Conclusion:
Movies on sister sentiment have come quite often so there is nothing new in terms of the story or its execution. While the first half goes about with the regular elements of comedy, romance and fights, the second half gets all sentimental and melodramatic. Perhaps the film could have been lot better if focus was given on the content and few extra twists were added during the second half. The technical values were good. At the box office, this might appeal the TV serial audience to an extent but it might be an average grosser.
Final Say : Nothing new, Routine sentimental story