Cast: Nikhil, Swathi, Pooja, Chanti, Ravi Babu, Jeeva, Jogi Brothers and others
Music: Sunny M R
Story, screenplay, dialogues, direction: Sudhir VarmaProducer: Chigurupati Chakri
Release date: 23/03/2013
Story:
Surya (Nikhil) is a pickpocket and he works with his gang (Pooja, Chanti) like a professional. One incident gets Surya to come across Swathi (Swathi) an innocent and cute girl and he falls in love with her. But Swathi doesn’t know Surya’s background. Meanwhile, an idol which gets stolen from Padmanabhaswamy temple in Kerala changes hands and finally lands in the hands of Surya. This is being chased by the notorious Shankar (Ravi Babu). How that idol came to Surya and what happens after that forms the rest of the story.
Performances:
Nikhil gave a contained performance and unlike his previous flicks where he goes overboard with his body language trying to be a mass hero, he played very sensibly and showed maturity.
Swathi is cute as usual and though her role was subdued she ensured that she made her presence felt wherever possible. She also entertained with her trade mark punches leaving audiences on the roads of laughs.
Pooja is there in almost all scenes and she has sex appeal written all over her face and body. She has done a decent job in acting and if she can plan her moves carefully she can groom her career.
Chanti did his bit as required, Ravi Babu was adequate, Praveen was up to the mark, Jeeva was standard; Bhanu Avirineni (one of the ace film publicity designers ‘Anil and Bhanu’) was a surprise package. He
has revealed an actor in him so he can do more onscreen; Jogi Brothers were very brief but good. Others contributed effectively.
Highlights
Screenplay
Artist performances
Background score
Cinematography
Concept
Drawbacks:
Clichéd Pre-Climax
Slow pace in few scenes
CineTraffic Rating: 3/5
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