Tilak (Venu) has a legal consulting firm titled 'Sada Mee Sevalo'. This firm deals with solving legal based problems off the court by playing tricks and mind games. Tilak believes that there is no harm in doing tricks as long as they help society in a positive way. Tilak falls in love with Suryakantham (Shriya) at the first sight. He makes Suryakantham fall in love with him too. She marries Tilak against the wishes of her parents.After marriage, Suryakantham realizes that there are many legal hassles and threats from goons for the firm run by her husband. she even fights with her husband to close 'Sada Mee Sevalo'. The rest of the film is all about how Tilak convinces Suryakantham that one should care more for the society than for one's personal benefits.

Analysis :

Venu's characterization and body language has a bit of similarity to that of his character in 'Chirunavvutho' film. He is good. Shriya steals the show with her sarees and long free-flowing hair. She wears sarees throughout the film except for a couple of songs. She smiled a lot in this film. Sunil's comedy is entertaining. Tanikella Bharani is impressive as panic-struck father of Shriya. Subbaraju is adequate in a small villain role. Single scene cameo by Prabhu is hilarious.

TeluguOne Perspective :

First half of the film is OK. The tempo in second half goes down a bit. The format of the film is very different from the regular films. Plus points of the film are noble storyline and Shriya. The main drawbacks of the film are inconsistent graph of emotions, slow narration and music. As this film has the background of middle-class family values, it would have more reach to the family crowds. On a whole, it is an average flick.