Teja (Prasanna) and Keerthi (Keerthi Shaheen) are classmates and lovers. Teja is son of a grand master Prakash Anand (Ahuti Prasad) and Keerthi is a middleclass girl and is a daughter of stationmaster Anandam (AVS). Prakash Anand is averse to their love, but at the same time he does not want to hurt Teja. Prakash Anand wants Teja to marry Harsha (Amrutha), his niece. Hence he asks Teja to go through a series of tests so that their relationship breaks. The first one among these tests is to send them on a dating trip to Vizag so that they can have sex and then lose interest in love. During the Vizag trip, Keerthi behaves well and makes Teja realize that love has much more to it than having sex. Prakash Anand puts another test to Teja by asking him not to speak to Keerthi for a month. Mean while, Prakash Anand invites Harsha to come and stay with them so that she can get close to the heart of Teja during that period. The strange behavior of Teja upsets Keerthi and his pairing with Harsha poisons the heart of Keerthi. The rest of the story is all about how the misunderstandings are clarified.

Analysis :

Prasanna is a lanky lad with a flair for casual acting. His voice is also good. The negative points are artificial dances and negative body language. For a first timer, its an impressive debut. Keerthi Shaheen is a model's material and pretty good-looking. But she is pathetic at histrionics. Her expressions are absurd and quite irrelevant in the film. Her lip movement is not matching the dubbing voice. Screenplay and direction of this film is pretty normal and to some extent tasteless. The screenplay in first half is pretty bad. The director, who is an industrialist by profession, needs to do more research to understand the pulse of youth.

TeluguOne Perspective :

First half of the film is pretty bad and second half is considerably better. Over all 'Nenu Ninnu Premistunnanu' can be safely avoided by the movie lovers. The story has nothing new in it and it has got a vital weak point. In this film the hero suddenly stop talking to heroine. He should have told her that he would not talk to her for a month, as he wants to test and see if love is true. Without telling so, the hero has made the life of heroine (and audiences) miserable. Dialogues in the film are good to certain extent.