Plot:

The film is youthful treat and is about two young lads who are becomes capable rivals about a two-wheeler bike. What is the story of that bike? Let us see into the details.

Overall synopsis:

Mahesh (Tanish) is a middle class college going guy and he joins as a collection agent in Kapil Chit Funds Company to help his retired father (Kasi Viswanath). Mahesh's boss (Brahmanandam) asks him to have a bike to work in his company. Then Mahesh’s mother (Thulasi) takes loan and bought a bike to her son.

Arjun (Nani) is another college student and is so passionate about bike and he tries getting a bike. But his father (Ahuti Prasad) is keen on saving money than buying a bike to his son.

Meanwhile, Mahesh lost his bike one day and he finds his bike with Arjun. Then the war starts between the two guys about this two-wheeler. On the other hand, Mahesh is in love with Rani (Swetha Basu Prasad) and Arjun loves Pooja (Aksha).  

Is Arjun stolen the Bike of Mahesh? How the bike changes the lives of these two guys? We have to be watched on the screen.

Performances:

Both the actors Nani and Tanish performed well at their best. Nani acted well as rough guy with his sole voice and accent of dialogues. But sometimes, he is brining the boredom of expression by repetition moments. Nani proves that he will be an option of mass roles. Tanish is apt for the role he acted in this film but he has to put in some bumpiness to fit for the action roles. He has to work a lot on dialogue delivery. 

Aksha is gorgeous with her sweet smile and glamour. Swetha Prasad exposed well with some acting also. She entertains the youth audience in ‘Kotha bangaru Lokam’ with the dialogues ‘epudu’ and ‘ekada’. She was also given a trait ‘Ori Nayano…’ in this film but it sounds extra in some prospects.

The comedy track was not so striking in this film. Kasi Vishwanth is looking good in this film than in ‘Nachavule’. Ahuthi Prasad acted well as usual. Thulasi was adequate.
The comedy track between Brahmanandam and Praveen as bava-bavamaridi has work out very well. Hero Navadeep’s cameo appearance in climax is a little bit exciting.

Technical Values:

Director Ramesh Varma has come up with a youthful story and although the narration part was weak. He mainly focuses on the presentation aspect. The screenplay was appropriate. Hema Chandra scored good music though it’s a debut film for him. The remix song ‘Dhanchave menaththa koothura…’ on Nani and Aksha was hot in an entertaining manner.

The dialogues were written with force. Shyam K Naidu’s cinematography was good. He captured the chase and action sequences excellent manner. Editing could have been better. The costume and art departments have done a fine job.

First half of the film is fine with good tempo and the second half infused with action episodes and chasing sequences. The climax is prolonged.

Over All:

'The movie is mainly appealing for youth audience and they will like this two-wheeler action entertainer. It cab watched once.