The film is shot in the US and looks very lavish. But for
the hero Upendra (Upendra) who arrives in Hollywood to produce
a film, there is no relevance to the title. Most of it looks
like a science fiction, with a robot playing an important
role. It is quite silly watching Upendra in three roles -
an identical twins Upendra-Surendra and the robot named US
47. These three characters are there throughout the film.
In addition, as if to entertain children, the robot creator
Anant (Anant Nag) has a pet monkey, named Seenu. The other
important character is Surendra's girlfriend Manisha (Felicity),
who is supposed to have hailed from Andhra but settled in
USA and changed to American ways and looks.
Upendra arrives in the US to make a film. He stays with his
brother Surendra who's already settled there. Director Dineshbabu
shows Surendra as a sober guy to contrast with active Upendra,
and even Manisha falls for his charms. When questioned by
Surendra, she says she never loved him but treated him just
as a friend. However, robot maker Anant decides to help Surendra.
He creats this robot, which looks like Upendra. It possesses
mechanical and electronic superpower. Plenty of situations
are created to demonstrate them. Particularly whenever Manisha
is cornered by the goondas. Anant goes a step ahead and creates
another robot as a replica to Manisha. He hopes the male robot
of Upendra gets drawn to this female robot of Manisha, which
then leaves Surendra and Manisha free to come together.
The story never matches the technical aspect of the film.
The entire drama looks like circus farce. And the subject
hinges to the single point of Surendra always doubting Manisha's
relations with his brother Upendra. Upendra as Upendra is
the best part of the drama, while the rest of the characters
look silly. Anant Nag plays a pitiable character of the scientist.
Music is uninspiring.
courtesy:
The Hindu
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