Special effects in movies have always played the lead role but in majority of such movies these effects have been used more towards depicting either humour, emotions, or to portray the war between strengths of evil powers and that of the positive forces.

Today imagine these special effects being used to show the unbelievable yet fantastic mystic happenings on the vernacular big screen, and especially when 'the chosen one' is bonded positively by such powers to save the world from destruction, a unique powerful combination of ethnic mysticism and mythology, and audio-video special effects takes the Telugu filmdom to a milestone!

Lord Shri Krishna might have (as in Devi Putrudu) created a "pandora's box" (but here the abode of a powerful goddess) and charged it with mystical powers, to plug a raging inferno deep in the sea that threatens to wipe out mankind by submerging the world in water and that which gains momentum on the Mahalaya Amavasya day.

Yes, also a recent revelation says, nearly 5000 years ago Dwarka the birthplace of Lord Krishna got submerged because of an asteroid plunging into the waters of the Mediterranean. But imagine the innovation of the genius, who using this news created a effective concept of what Lord Krishna might have visualised about mankind's future and to save it created such a box!!

Further to add to this concept's charm, creating a money-hungry character (an identical of the box's finder), who is driven by mystical forces (the athma (soul) of the box finder's daughter) rather than destiny, to retrieve the box from a hidden location on land and see that it again plugs the threatening inferno and also fighting the deeds of evil mongers with the blessings of the goddess. All these blended with the special visual effects and raging audio causes the movie buff to explore more into the innovative possibilities of a creative mind, here the innovation being nothing but an Indian flavour.