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                  Storyline 
                     
                    Madhav (Uday Kiran) and Seenu (Jatin) are neighbors and best 
                    buddies. They play football representing the AP team. During 
                    their trip to Calcutta, Seenu gets injured in order to save 
                    Madhav from an accident. Doctors say that Seenu is unfit to 
                    play football and he can walk only by using a walking stick. 
                    Seenu takes a vow from Madhav that he should not tell anybody 
                    that he was injured while saving Madhav. 
                  Amrutha 
                    (Arti Agarwal) is a middle class girl who is raised by their 
                    grand parents (K Viswanath and Sujatha). Madhav happens to 
                    see Amrutha one fine day and falls in love with her. 
                  
 
                    If I start telling the relationships and complexity of the 
                    relations, you would complain to me after watching the film 
                    that I deprived you of enjoying the happenings on the screen. 
                    So let me stop writing the story line and start jumping into 
                    actor's performance department. 
                  Artists: 
                  Uday 
                    Kiran: Uday Kiran has given his best performance till 
                    date with this film. There is tremendous maturity and naturalness 
                    in his histrionics. He is improving as an artist from film 
                    to film.  
                  Jatin: 
                    Jatin's character is very much similar to that of Sanjay Dutt 
                    in Saajan. It's an underplaying and cool character. 
                    He portrayed his character with élan. 
                  Arti 
                    Agarwal: For the first time she got a character that has 
                    more scope to emote and prove her skills in the department 
                    of dramatics and she excelled in it. Its a pleasure to she 
                    her wearing all traditional dresses in this film. 
                  Others: 
                    K Viswanath played the role of 'tatayya' to perfection. 
                    Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao and Giri Babu played character 
                    roles. Sakuntala's character of 'Surammatha' is entertaining. 
                    She imitated veteran actress Suryakantham in diction and mannerisms. 
                    Sivaji Raja played the role of a selfish alludu, who has different 
                    personalities. Dharmavarapu Subramanyam provided ample entertainment 
                    as the football coach.  
                  Technical 
                    Departments 
                  Story 
                    - Screenplay: To tell you the truth, I took the route 
                    of escapism in the storyline section of this review, as writing 
                    down the story of this film is a pretty difficult task. This 
                    is the story that can only be seen on the silver screen but 
                    cannot be narrated in alphabets. Screenplay of the film is 
                    very tight. Though the pace of play is little slow on the 
                    screen, MS Raju made sure that he played with the hearts and 
                    emotions of the viewers to a pleasing effect. 
                  Direction: 
                    Direction by Paruchuri Murali is pretty good. The narration 
                    is very interesting and he got the viewers attention with 
                    in 15 minutes of the film (with the incident where Jatin is 
                    subjected to accident) and from then onwards he maintained 
                    a steady grip on the attentiveness of the audience. 
                  Dialogues: 
                    Dialogues by Paruchuri brothers are very natural and balanced 
                    in this film. There is no exaggeration in the dialogues. There 
                    are good and humorous one-liners as well. 
                  Music: 
                    Music by RP Patnaik is the highlight of the film. A movie 
                    has five dimensions when it comes to convey the matter to 
                    the audience. One is the visual (photography). Second one 
                    is the situation. Third one is the word (dialogue). Fourth 
                    one is the expression (by cast). Fifth one and the most important 
                    one that pleases the audience both directly and subconsciously 
                    is music. RP Patnaik's music has got a big share in the final 
                    outcome. His oral rendition where he croons ragas at appropriate 
                    times to elevate the emotions on the screen is simply the 
                    best. Usha's Emo 
                    Avunemo(humming) is also effectively used for Arti for 
                    vital scenes. The songs are great and background music is 
                    excellent 
                  Lyrics: 
                    Magical gems by Sirivennela accentuated the mood and requirement 
                    of the situation for the situational songs. 
                  Photography: 
                    S Gopal Reddy has delivered his best work till date with this 
                    film. He is simply superb. Visuals in this film are rich and 
                    suit the situation naturally. 
                  Production: 
                    MS Raju should be commended for having excellent production 
                    and promotional values. He said in an interview 
                    to idlebrain that he aims to make this film the best among 
                    the love stories recently made in Telugu and looks like he 
                    has fair chances of achieving that target. 
                  Strengths: 
                   
                    1. Superb 
                      screenplay 
                      2. Great Music 
                      3. Excellent Photography 
                      4. Great performances by the lead pair 
                      5. Good sentiment and family scenes 
                   
                  Weaknesses: 
                   
                    1. Slow 
                      narration 
                   
                  Analysis: 
                    The film is told in a very convincing way. Though the narration 
                    is little slow, there is no dull moment in this film. All 
                    songs are skillfully etched into the storyline and are a pleasure 
                    to watch on the celluloid. There are at least a couple of 
                    scenes in this film that really touch your heart very strongly 
                    and there are whistles from the frontbenchers to those scenes. 
                    Can you imagine people responding positively when heroine 
                    slaps hero on the face. That's what happened in Satyam theater 
                    today, which showed that narration of the film has engrossed 
                    the masses to such an extent that they react to a scene like 
                    that very positively with whistles and claps. The last 45 
                    minutes of the film makes your heart heavy. The best and most 
                    impressive situations in this film are where the song 'Ooruko 
                    Hrudayama' and 'veyi 
                    kanulato' (2nd time) are played. The effect and impact 
                    of watching this film would be there with you for at least 
                    few hours. To be told in mass in terms 'ee cinema gundelu 
                    pindesindi'. Here is a film that I would recommend for 
                    all the movie lovers to watch and enjoy!! 
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