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Despite failure at box office, S.V. Krishna Reddy's films
continue to generate interest. He attempts a teenage love
theme this time for Jaabili but seems to have lost his magical
touch. The title turns out to be irrelevant to the story.
The film goes haywire due to poor story and dialogues.
This film starts in a college, where students ragging the
lecturers is a daily routine. The cheap jokes played at the
expense of the lecturers and lecturers retaliating in the
same manner makes the audience wonder as to what has become
of the student-teacher relationship.
From this chaos sprouts love between Hemanth (Dilip) and Lavanya
(Rekha). But Hemanth's father (Chalapati Rao) vetoes his son's
plea to marry Lavanya who belongs to the middleclass. Therefore,
Hemanth plans to elope with Lavanya. But the latter discourages
him. They decide to make money so that they can stand on their
feet.
The scenes look patchy. A poor show unexpected of Krishna
Reddy, where even the music too lacks the usual vigor and
sense. The background score does not match the mood of situation
and drowns the dialogue, due to poor mixing. Dilip is a familiar
face as model, with some odd resemblance to Aamir Khan while
Rekha displays ease in acting, though the mostly observed
expression on her face is a 'question mark' or an 'exclamation'.
But she has the potential to improve. The character artistes
have a poor show to enact.
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