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While the title is intended to arouse curiosity, the concept
is to serve humor with a dash of romance. EVV is known for
such projects.
He is a maker of romantic of comedies, at times romance tending
to be vulgar. This film too has such dose towards the end,
when all the important characters converge to wed. The jobs
undertaken by three friends - played by Allari Naresh, Prabhudeva
and Sunil - look outlandish. Prabhudeva, known for such comedies,
is roped in to play a similar role. Naresh, EVV's son, runs
the main show.
Sunil, known for loud comedy is the third artiste who constitutes
the title, which means 'good-for-nothing fellows'.
The jobs chosen for these three friends are odd-dog catching,
cremation services and so on. Why they chose such line? "Because,
nobody would give them any other job," says one of them.
Like in Hollywood films EVV gives them a separate uniform
and equipment, including sedating the dogs.
The early part of the film deals with some profession hazards
as a source of humor, But is weak in dialogue part.
Sunil's comedy, which normally survives by his repartee, suffers
the most. Naresh on the other hand, keeps his voice mellowed
for some a strange reason.
Part of the hilarity is due to the presence of Brahmanandam
who plays a dual role - of grandmother and son - the mother
to marry and give an heir to the property.
Brahmanandam and other comedians M.S. Narayana, L.B. Sriram,
AVS try to add their bit to kick up some good humor here and
there.
The female roles are kept equally active. They even dominate
in certain parts of the drama. Gazala is in the lead role
and Anitha in an equally important one.
Music director Devisri Prasad's background score' is better
than is songs.
courtesy:
The Hindu
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