Ridhima (Manjula Swaroop) - an executive from Delhi-based pharmaceutical company visits a remote village in AP to make a deal on patents with a professor who invented a new drug.The professor leaves a note that he would return late as he had to attend some urgent work and she shall wait for his arrival. At that time Madhav Rao, a junior lawyer who supervises the event of patent selling arrives at that place.Radhima is a fun loving unmarried girl. Madhav Rao is a frustrated married guy. The events that take place for a few hours between these two are the most interesting aspect to be watched!

Analysis :

Surya is a wonderful actor and we have seen only glimpses of his brilliance as an inspiring coach in 'Tammudu'. Later on he got branded as a comedian from 'Premaku Velayara' onwards. Total credit goes to the director Nilakanta for casting Surya for this amazing role of Madhava Rao, which has the traces of schizophrenia (split personality). He balanced his emotions and kept the viewers guessing about his realself throughout the film with perfect histrionics. His unique and comedy oriented dialogue delivery is also a big asset. He gave an award-winning performance in 'Show'. Manjula is a born actress and she is very spontaneous and natural. She involved herself in the character so effortlessly that nobody would get any inkling that 'Show' is her first Telugu movie as heroine. Superstar Krishna should be a proud man to see his daring daughter Manjula as a world-class matured actress. She resembles Reema Sen in few angles.

TeluguOne Perspective :

Its natural for any regular moviegoer to hesitate to watch a film that won national award as an award-winning film sends wrong signals to the public that it's meant only for the elite crowds. But this Show is an exception! Though the director narrated the story in an art-film format, he made sure that there is always an under current lighter vein comedy interlaced in the story throughout. 'Show' is a must watch film for all passionate movie lovers.