Nandini falls in love with Vamsi, a hair stylist, after he saves her from some eve-teasers. He rejects her but later falls for her when he sees how attached she is to her family. He stays with her family, consisting of her brother, sister-in-law and grandmother, trying to win her brother's approval. He is a leader in the Rayalseema district and people look up to him. Meanwhile, Vamsi's father is a 'resigned' justice-loving judge who spends two years selecting four girls for Vamsi. The two families seem impossible to convince, but how love wins them over is what the movie is about.

Analysis :

Srihari looks well-groomed, confident and has amazing screen presence. He is one actor who has shown tremendous improvement as a performer. From entering movies as a trained gymnast to showing his caliber as an artiste, he has come a long way.Udaykiran too loses his erstwhile stammer and the raw dialogue rendering of say, Nuvvu Nenu. He gives a decent performance, but is overshadowed in the second half completely by Srihari, whose show it is thereon. He has become a little stiff though, and that shows when he dancing, and not in his performance.Neha Jhulka sits pretty in the frame, but does nothing else. Kousalya makes a good pair with Srihari, dainty next to the dynamite. Shakuntala, Krishna Bhagwan, Jeeva, Narsing Yadav, Raghu Babu and Jayaprakash Reddy are cast in their stereotyped roles. Sayaji Shinde and Kavitha as Udaykiran's parents are okay and Venumadhav as his friend adds to the humor element in the movie.Viyyalavari Kayyalu lacks freshness and quality. It is like a nice fruit that has been kept for too long, and has therefore been spoiled. The director, music composer and the prominent cast have all worked in better movies before, and this comes as a disappointment.

TeluguOne Perspective :

Viyyalavari Kayyalu lacks freshness and quality. It is like a nice fruit that has been kept for too long, and has therefore been spoiled. The director, music composer and the prominent cast have all worked in better movies before, and this comes as a disappointment.