Vamsi (Srikanth) runs a marriage bureau cum wedding planners' company which is highly successful. They forge a marriage proposal between MP Pradeep's (Pradeep Rawat) eccentric fickle-minded son Chatrapathi (Shafi) and Super Specialty Hospital owner Dr. Rajender's (Sayaji Shinde) daughter Swati (Deepa). Because of a blunder involving exchange of photographs, Swati thinks of Vamsi as her groom-to-be and thus consents for the alliance. The wedding is to take place at a farm house owned by the doctor, and both the parties arrive there for the celebrations. Meanwhile it comes to light the atrocities committed by both the MP and the Doctor, who turn out to be anti-social elements. Their dead victims, namely Ali, Brahmanandam, Venu Madhav and Krishna Bhagwan are at the farm house ready to take revenge at them-they can enter bodies at their will and are invisible to all except Chatrapathi. How they take their revenge and how justice is given is the rest of the story.

Analysis :

Srikanth passes, but does nothing exceptional. Deepa is pretty and does her bit well. Shafi over-acts a bit but he manages to generate a few laughs. Ali, Venu, Bhramanandam and Krishna Bhagawan ham a little, and overdo their characters; the director could have used their tremendous talent in a better way. Pradeep Rawat as the villainous and murderous MP Pradeep fits the role perfectly. Sayaji Shinde, take a break, please.

TeluguOne Perspective :

Its high time SV Krishna Reddy comes up with something fresh, fresh for this era, like he did a decade ago. This is getting boring, although his plots are good; he messes up with the direction in this movie. And may be he could give the poor hero a little more to do. Story-based, clean family movies are welcome, but it could have been more interesting, instead of resorting to old gimmicks and tunes.