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Movie review - Hitech Students by Gudipoodi Srihari
Hitech Students
Hitech Students
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Genre: Love
Cast: Sai KIran,. Jai Akash, Jaya Karishma, Neelambari, Avanthi, Gundu Hanumantha Rao, AVS, Surya Vamshi, Rallapalli, Rama Krishna
Dialogues: Tyagaraju
Music: Sai Lakshman
Camera: Jaswant
Screenplay - Director: A Prabhakar Rao
Story - Producer: Satyanarayana

Theatrical Release Date: 2nd May 2003

Gudipoodi Srihari Review

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This film was a long time in the making. Now when it is released, the artistes like Jai Akash and Sai Kiran, who were almost beginners then have acted in other films and became popular. The artistes' popularity, however, does not help the film. It is a lackluster love drama based on a senseless theme, credited to the very producer of this film.

of the subject is to tell us that the jobless should never crave to go to other countries. Director Prabhakar renders the film illogical and mundane.

A group of five educated unemployed friends, led by Akash (Jai Akash) and Sai (Sai Kiran) frequently meet to chart out their future. A girl Neelambari also gets tagged to them. They decide to send one among them to USA, who, in turn, will make money, send it home and help in taking the rest to the USA.

Their common choice is Akash. He leaves for foreign lands and returns in the final scene. Back at home, Sai and friends continue making attempts to survive. That is when Malathi (Jaya Karishma) forces Sai to come away with her and takes him to a temple. She asks him to tie mangalasutram around her neck in the Lord's presence.

She then explains that she needed the marriage to save herself from marrying a rogue whose father is chosen as her guardian, following the death of her rich father. As all arrangements are made for their marriage, she demands that Sai stay away from her till he comes up in life. That is also the time when a girl named Jaya (Anjali), already pregnant, suddenly forces herself into the apartment of these four bachelors. Sai thinks she came there to spy on him for Malathi. The friends however take care of Jaya. As they attempt to collect money for the hospital bill when she delivers, a cheque arrives from Akash. And Akash too arrives and reveals he is Jaya's husband and that she returned to India to deliver their child.

The film is more of a group activity of friends. Sai Kiran only proves a shade better than the rest. Among the girls, Jaya Karishma is best. Surya Vamsee, Praveen and Satyanarayan play the other three friends of the group. The absence of a coherent story line leaves the artistes lurching for a proper base. The poor recording of songs is disappointing. Camera work by Jaswant is the only laudable technical aspect of this film.

courtesy: The Hindu

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