Story

Sambhu (Aryan Rajesh) falls in love with Sarika (Sarika). A local goon teases Sarika in a bus. This incident throws Sambhu in to the tangle of mafia. The entire second half is all about how this student erases mafia in the state.

Artists Performence
Aryan Rajesh chosen a tasteless story this time to change his image from a lover boy to mass hero. He did his bit of performance. The debutant heroine Sarika is just average. Among the others Srinivasa Reddy and Chitram Seenu got meaty roles as the friends of hero. Chandra Mohan played a very cheap role of a father who tells his hero son to smoke, booze and visit prostitutes.

Technical Departments:
Suresh Varma has miserably failed in directing this film in a decent way. Screenplay is pathetic and direction is bad. Photography by V Jayaram is amateurish with weird camera angles. Music by Ilayaraja is good when you listen to it on the audio tape. But all that impressions gets lost if you watch songs on the screen. Dialogues by Posani Krishna Murali tests your patience at times.

Analysis:
Sambhu comes as a real shock to the movie lovers who came to theaters that the director of 'Manasichi Choodu' and 'Sivayya' has made this film. If you are a fan of Ilayaraja. Buy an audiocassette and listen to those good songs. But never dare to watch those songs on screen because maestro has composed songs. It is a sub standard film with a caption of 'Beware of the students'. Whether you are beware of students or not please make sure that you are beware of this film!