The film starts off Kanishk (Akash) playing a happy-happy-jally-jally teenaazee boy singing colleaazee songs, with overfed ladies hovering dangerously in the background like spaceships looking for parking space. A confirmed bachelor for life, he doesn't buy into the love-shove scam.But Lord Venkateshwara has plans in store for him. On a fateful trip to Tirupati with his squabbling family, he encounters model-turned-Egyptian-mummy Sapna (Arzoo Govitrikar). During one of the pit stops, she gets off the train to hear a cuckoo go "koo-koo" in the background. She decides to add her two bits of the melody, and continues with her full-throated rendition of the cooing.Amidst all this bird-female orchestra, the train gets going, leaving poor Sapna with her feathered friend. This is when the hero, abandoning his white steed for a train, pulls the chain, hence enabling the damsel in distress to get in to re-park herself in his compartment, hence paving the way for their love story.

Analysis :

t's the usual blaaat kinda movie with more raunchy numbers than Midnight Masala. The script is as old as the hills, and seems to be written by someone who got mental blocks for Christmas. The actress leaves a lot to be desired, as her gamut of emotions spans all the way from A to B. The movie, though, is strewn with one-liners in order to distract you from a meandering script.

TeluguOne Perspective :

You know it's gonna be one heck of a party when you see people whip out jars of fluid and begin to embalm each other after unraveling loads of bandage. This is exactly what you get to see at this flick. Manasutho is one of those ghastly films whose primary aim in life is to serve as a warning to all and sundry.