Anjali (Arti Chabria) is a girl ran-away-from-home who is desperate to look out for shelter and job. Gopal (Prabhu Deva) is a budding guitarist who is frenetically looking for a shelter at a cheap rate. Anjali and Gopal finally agree to stay in the same house in the guise of husband and wife because the landlord rents out his cheap apartment only for the married couple. Sundara Murthy (Prakash Raj) - a village bred industrialist who has a chain of industries named after his wife Anjali (Urvasi) - had to move to city as his city-life-stuck-wife bugs him consistently. Sukumar (Srikanth) starts an electronics mall after stealing 10 lakhs from his father's locker. Sukumar misunderstands Anjali to be the daughter of Sundara Murthy and offers a petty job in his shop for Anjali. Gopal and Sukumar are in love with Anjali. Sundara Murthy suspects that his wife Anjali is having an extramarital affair with Sukumar. Wife Anjali suspects that her husband is having an extramarital affair with young Anjali. The climax of the film unwrap the errors that lead to comical situations.
Analysis :
ISVK is the kind of film the makers promise us when they talk of a no-brainer. In fact, it might be generally advisable to leave the little grey fellas at home altogether. The film is a screamingly loud cornball adventure that demands very little imagination, but a robust sense of humor. It won’t do to be offended easily by stupidity or repetition. The dialogues, however, can be quite hilarious sometimes, and characters like Sundara Murthy (Prakash Raj takes over competently from Paresh Rawal) make this otherwise strained comedy enjoyable. There are worse ways to spend your money, and there are better. ISVK won’t give you a stitch in the side, but a couple of dry chuckles it can manage. And without any vulgarity either. On the whole, dumb but harmless.
TeluguOne Perspective :
90% of the scenes (including the scenic order) in this film are taken from Hungama film. When creating such a situational comedy where humor is generated out of errors and misunderstandings, the director should be extremely deft at getting the comedy timing right. Director K Vasu could not handle comedy - which is the main ingredient of this film - properly. Direction of the film is pretty old fashioned.First half is average and second half is a letdown. The main drawback of the film is the mistiming of comedy. Comedy films do not work out when the comedy timing in those films goes amiss. We definitely expect a better product when it is coming from the stables of big names like Aswini Dutt and Allu Arvind.