Shiva (Uday Kiran) meets Parvatha Vardhini (Divya Khosla) accidentally on a road and falls in love with her at first sight. She also loves him. But a few misunderstandings crop up. And Shiva hurts Parvatha Vardhini very badly on one fine day. Parvatha Vardhini decides to break her relationship with him. The rest of the film is about whether they meet again or not!

Analysis :

Uday Kiran improved by miles in this film in terms of histrionics. He is completely at ease and has shown complete authority over his expressions. This film would stand as the personal favorite for Uday Kiran for the kind of freshness and different characterization his character had. He also shown amazing confidence while doing mass steps in 2 songs of second half. His performance in drunkard scene is cool Divya Khosla who acted in Salman Khan's video and Reliance India Mobile's advertisement has done a neat job. She looks cute. She had the shades of Shriya and Amisha Patel in her looks and performance. She is extremely good in 'Cheppave O Chirugali'. Sunil comes as breather of relief in the film with his comedy, though its unrelated the main subject of the film. Srinivasa Reddy, Babloo and Suman Setty Deva Darsini has done a very good job. She would be suitable for akka & vadina roles in Telugu films. Tanikella Bharani, Siva Parvathy and Raghunatha Reddy are gentle as parents of protagonists. Vindhya is sexy in an item song.

TeluguOne Perspective :

If you cut the story related scenes and join them together, you would get a footage of 30 minutes. Remaining 2 hours and 15 minutes are used to explore the love and misunderstanding scenes between hero and heroine. This film lacks clarity and bores you at times. The film also lacks the much needed feel to get the viewers involved into the narration. However, the producer should be commended for agreeing for a realistic climax. A good trimming of 30 minutes might help this film. The positive points of the film are Uday Kiran and technical values (taking, music and photography). Negative points are direction and screenplay.