Nursing a bruised ego, the hero decides to steal her mobile phone, which he believes is the source of all things evil and manages to (somewhat) successfully do so. Naturally, the heroine, Divya (Neeraja) is the mystery photographer. What sets apart this ‘thief’ and his gang is that no one has ever witnessed his crime – until one day, someone captures his act red-handed on a mobile phone and puts it up on Facebook. His modus operandi is to steal from people, spend as much as he wants, and give the remaining money back to whoever he stole it from in the first place. The story revolves around a petty thief with a heart of gold, Aravinth (Ram). Review: From the time the opening credits roll, the film tries very hard to keep the audience hooked and fails miserably. Krishna Vamsi seems to be allocating a few minutes of his film’s runtime to eulogize certain things in his recent films.Synopsis: A tale of lovers who brave the darkness of the forest, and fight to keep their love alive. Nice rendition by Saindhavi helps the mood of the situation. The best song on the screen is ‘Edo’ that comes before the climax. Other departments: Music of the film is alright. The lorry driver rape attempt followed by hero saving heroine. Lead pair getting caught in an imbroglio: An unexpected scene from an unknown angle changes the complexion of the film and provides a lead to the climaxThe following episodes in the film are unappealingġ. Genelia’s banter after getting drunk: The way heroine questions the man’s attitude and explains the depth of women’s heart showcases the director’s deep understanding of women. There are two defining moments in the second halfġ. The most hilarious scene in the film belongs to MS Narayana where he explains how drunkards are helping the Government.

Though the initial half an hour after the interval bores you, the director turns it around with well conceived scenes towards the end of the film. Hence there is no conflict point in the second half as audiences are well aware by then that heroine’s parents are not going to catch her. The entire second half is about how heroine falls in love with the hero. There is only one screenplay knot that is opened in the interval. Hence it is very difficult to write screenplay. Story of the film has nothing to do with Jab We Met film but for a couple of slight references (heroine mouthing abuses on phone and the beginning notes of The story of the film is simple.

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