Karthik (Sairam Shankar), Satya (Allari Naresh), Ali (Abhishek), Lakshmi (Swathi) and Radhika Reddy (Shireen) are teenage buddies. They set off to attend a party to celebrate the engagement of Lakshmi. On the way they collide with a police vehicle and speed away to the party happening in the outskirts of the city. They then enter forest to avoid the chase of cops. There they tumble upon a ghastly incident where a politician taking the live of a toddler as an offer of Narabali to the Goddess. Ali shoots the entire episode with his video camera. The goons of politician start chasing these teenagers now. The rest of the story is all about how these people emerge victorious by exposing politician and corrupt cop.

Analysis :

Allari Naresh is good. Sairam Shankar improved compared to his first film. Though a couple of punch dialogues by him are effective, he needs to work on his diction and dialogue delivery. Abhi got a sympathetic role and he is pretty good. Colors Swati is cute. Shireen is adequate. Siva Prasad suited the role of politician well. Satya Prakash is neat as cop. Shafi is impressive. Ahuti Prasad is good in his get-up. Brahmanandam's comedy is run-of-the-mill.

TeluguOne Perspective :

The first half 20 minutes of the film where vital characters get introduced is good. Then the movie slips into the spell of boredom for the rest of the first half. Second half of the film is better compared to the first half. The excessive usage of cell phone technology in the film marred the scope for drama. Since the story is very much predictable, the element of thrill and suspense is not there in the film. The narration of the film is pretty slow. Krishna Vamsi must be appreciated for attempting a different film, but it is of no use if film does not make a mark for itself.