cast:Ravi teja, Deeksha seth, Rajendra prasad, Brahmanandam, Brahmaji etc..
Direction: Gunashekar.
Producer: Y.V.S.Chowdary
Release date: 17 february 2012
Music: SS Thaman
Direction: Gunashekar.
Producer: Y.V.S.Chowdary
Release date: 17 february 2012
Music: SS Thaman
Surya (Ravi Teja) is an orphan, who runs a gym. He once rescues a few people in need by fighting off local goons and makes some dangerous enemies. Baddie Raja Goud (Pradeep Rawat), leads the pack of goons, who want to finish Surya off. Meanwhile, Sriram, Surya's best friend, who works inSaudi Arabia. Sriram's girlfriend dies in an accident but the cops suspect Sriram for wrong doing. Surya promises his friend that he will get him acquitted and also works hard at keeping his friend's family in India in high spirits till he brings Sriram back. Surya even falls in love with Sriram's sister, Meghana (Deeksha Seth), an athlete who wants to participate in National Games.
Meanwhile, the Saudi Government declares a death sentence on Sriram. The only thing that can save him is a pardon letter from the dead girl's father. Surya sets off on a mission to get that letter and heads off to the girl's village. He is shocked to learn that her father is Raja Goud, his arch enemy. Does Surya get him to sign the pardon letter and save his friend's life? The rest of the movie answers that question.
Ravi Teja, with his typical dialogues and comic timing, carries the role off with ease as he has played these kind of roles before. Fresh and glamorous Deeksha Seth not only fits the bill of her 'athletic' character, but also proves to be a good match for Ravi Teja. Akula Siva and Sridhar, who penned the dialogues have done an impressive job. In fact, the scenes between Ravi Teja and Brahmanandam are hilarious. Rajendra Prasad has nothing much to do, but shines in his brief appearance. Sriram too convinces in his small role. For Pradeep Rawat, this is just another bad guy role. Brahmaji and Supreet manage to evoke a few laughs.
Meanwhile, the Saudi Government declares a death sentence on Sriram. The only thing that can save him is a pardon letter from the dead girl's father. Surya sets off on a mission to get that letter and heads off to the girl's village. He is shocked to learn that her father is Raja Goud, his arch enemy. Does Surya get him to sign the pardon letter and save his friend's life? The rest of the movie answers that question.
Ravi Teja, with his typical dialogues and comic timing, carries the role off with ease as he has played these kind of roles before. Fresh and glamorous Deeksha Seth not only fits the bill of her 'athletic' character, but also proves to be a good match for Ravi Teja. Akula Siva and Sridhar, who penned the dialogues have done an impressive job. In fact, the scenes between Ravi Teja and Brahmanandam are hilarious. Rajendra Prasad has nothing much to do, but shines in his brief appearance. Sriram too convinces in his small role. For Pradeep Rawat, this is just another bad guy role. Brahmaji and Supreet manage to evoke a few laughs.
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