Plot:

The film is about two orphans and they join in a rowdy gang as recovery agents. The major goal in their life is to set up a ‘Pulihora’ (lemon rice) centre. In the process, they kidnapped a Girl. What happens from there is all about the film.

Overall synopsis:

The film begins with two orphans DD (Sumanth) and Chinna (Trinetrudu). They grow up together and join as recovery agents in the mafia gang of Giri (Tanikella Bharani). They have a long desire in their life for setting up a ‘Pulihora’ Centre and they need money to establish this hotel. Then DD wants to earn more by joining in another brutal gang of Das (Jayaprakash).

On other hand, Pragathi (Krithi), daughter of local minister Prasad Reddy (Ahuti Prasad) who is passionate to help the poor farmers but her father is opposite to aid. Then she comes to a decision to get herself kidnapped in order that money can be taken from him and she can help the farmers. Incidentally, Das is given a similar task by someone to kidnap the daughter (Pragathi) of minister. Then DD and Chinna snatches Pragathi, but she faults it to be a drama. In the process, DD falls in love with Pragathi and starts helping her. What happens from there? You have to be watched on the screen.

Performances:

Sumanth has come up with a calm performance and he needs to improve a lot because he is doing a mass oriented role. There is nothing new in the acting of Sumanth and his body language mainly applicable for class roles.

Heroine Krithi was gorgeous and she acted well. She is amazing especially in songs with sex appeal. Trinetrudu acted well and he has good expressions in this flick. Tanikella Bahrani and Jayaprakash Reddy were acted villains in a normal manner. Ahuti Prasad had a limited presence on the screen. Chandramohan was okay. There is need of mentioning the others.  

Technical Values:

The director Raj Pippala has come up with a racy entertainer with an addition of romance. The presentation of the flick was neat but the narration was not up to the mark. There is no comedy track in this film. Dialogues were tedious and the screenplay was okay but the script was written with flaws. Ramana Gogula scored excellent music and background score for the film.  The cinematography of Andrew was good and editing could have been better. Costumes and art departments did a fine job.

Producer Ramana Gogula has to be appreciated for his production values. The movie has been made with high technical standards. The first half of the flick goes in a routine manner and there is some story in the second half but it lacks excitement.

Over All:

'This is not a perfect ‘Boni’ for Ramana Gogula as a producer. Nothing special about this film and it can be watched for Krithi’s glamour and Music.