Highlights :
Superstar Krishna has an orderly and dignified presence, if only for a few minutes. Veteran actress Sharada has done a good job.
Rao Ramesh has done everything possible to make things interesting. Aadi is good dances and great fights, but needs to improve really fast in portraying emotions.
Drawbacks :
Screenplay of this movie is terrible. There is a logical sequence in the process and the whole film has a very uneven feel to it. The director has tried to address various themes of the film – father and son, the feeling, the feeling grandma and grandson, an NRI smart to reform his people back, etc. The problem is that none of the issues have been adequately addressed.
There are huge gaps in the plot and many sequences have absolutely no logic. There are excessive and unnecessary melodrama about the action in the emotional scenes.
The movie is too long. A few minutes less than three hours, the duration becomes unbearable when practically no story to tell.
The tracks do not work as comedy writing is stereotypical and very poor. Despite the presence of so many talented comedic actors, strong irritants viewers end sequences.
The romantic track between Aadi and Nisha Aggarwal is very superficial and incomplete. Their chemistry on screen is not very good.
The placement of the songs is very poor and act as the main speed switches.
