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Story
There is a village named Talamanchi, which is maintained by
the jamindar Naidu (Ranganath). He owns all the establishments
in the village and the college is one of them. Smiling at
girls and talking to them is forbidden that college. A new
Hindi master (Rajendra Prasad) joins that school. Sirisha
(Bhavana), the naughty daughter of Naidu, is a student of
the school. Sirisha keeps on smiling at the Hindi Master.
Hindi master feels that Sirisha is in love with him and tells
his friend (Brahmanandam) that he makes Sirisha say 'I love
you' to him with in 15 days. Somebody eavesdrop at that conversation
and duly carries the gossip to Naidu. The petrified Naidu
challenges Hindi master to do the same in 15 days. If Hindi
master fails to do so, Naidu would kill him.
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rest of the story revolves around how Hindi master wins the
love of Sirisha and puts an end to the tensions of audience.
Performances:
Upendra:
Rajendra Prasad is the saving grace of the film. He excelled
in his role. The timing and punch in his comedy dialogues
were not conceived well by the director.
Bhavana:
The new actress failed to attract the audiences. She has very
less range of expressions.
Technical
Departments:
Comedy:
Comedy by Rajendra Prasad is good. Comedy by Brahmanandam
is partly good. MS Narayana and LB Sriram's comedy is irritating.
Story:
The story is based on a single interesting point that if a
girl smiles at a guy, that guy is bound to interpret her smile
as a green signal to love. But the way story was narrated
needs improvement.
Direction:
V Jyoti Kumar has disappointed with his work. The movie goes
on troubling the audiences right from the frame one. This
direction of the film is not up to mark. As this film is a
comedy one, the timing in comedy is very important. Jyoti
Kumar did not show any command over handling the comedy scenes.
Dialogues:
Jaladanki Sudhakar did a good job when it comes to comedy
dialogues. But the over all impact is missing.
Music:
Music is in the film is terrible. All the songs of the film
are blandly copied from Tamil and Telugu tunes. It's not a
good sign for MM Srilekha to copy the tunes at this tender
age when she can do some creative work and win laurels. The
background music is nothing better than that of TV serials.
Analysis:
All the people who watch this film visits theater because
of Rajendra Prasad's presence. But the movie disappoints,
as the director could not extract the right performance from
Rajendra Prasad. After seeing the comic punch given by Rajendra
Prasad with the comedy directors like EVV Satyanarayana and
SV Krishna Reddy, its pretty disheartening to see substandard
stuff offered by other directors. Don't watch the film unless
you are a hardcore fan of Rajendra Prasad.
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