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Columbus Review
- 11/4/2015 12:41:44 PM
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Banner: AKS Entertainments
Cast: Sumath Ashwin, Seerat Kapoor, Misthi Chakraborthy, Sapthagiri, Sai and Rohini
Direction: R. Samala
Production: Ashwani Kumar Sahdev
Music: Jithin Roshan
When was the last time you heard a major character say to an important character, "Naa meeda promise vesi cheppu", that too at an as important a stage as the climax? If you can't remember when, it is because it's an obviously old-fashioned way of telling a scene involving more than two lovers.
Ashwin (Sumanth Ashwin) is a college-goer in love with Indu (Mishti Chakraborthy). Being madly in love, he cares for nothing and no one. As fate would have it, he gets entangled in a crime and suffers a term of imprisonment. On returning, he is back to his cheerful, light-hearted self, raging with the single-minded aim of getting Indu back in his life. He takes the help of Neeru (Seerat Kapoor). What follows is a rom-com affair involving Ashwin and Neeru.
Ramesh Samala, the director, comes up with a rather stale idea. After feting us to an off-colour narration that borders on the low-brow (complete with bra sentiment and a toilet con), the film has the gall to treat us to something like 'Indu japam' in a Kabbadi match.
Firstly, there is nothing like a credible chemistry going for Ashwin and Neeru so as to make us connect to their feelings. The screenplay would have left a mark had there been some more space for their friendship;
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