With an absorbing second half the debutant director Gunakumar has failed miserably to make the first half interesting. Nothing happens except chatting on the internet in the first half that is a big bore. The movie is highly inspired by Tom Hanks `You've Got Mail!'.
Yet there are interesting twists and turns in the second half with very neat performance from Ramesh Aravind. But that is not enough as the film lacks comedy, lovely tunes to keep the audience engaged.
Ramesh (Ramesh Aravind) and Pari (Ramanithu Chaudhary) are two long years' internet chatting friends. They have put a condition not to ask for the phone numbers and no face to face meet. But Ramesh is Aravind and Pari is Priti both do not know till some point of time. They meet, see and exchange rivalries in the business sector.
Sneha Book House owned by Pari alias Preeti sells only Kannada books while Aravind Book Stall owned by Ramesh alias Aravind sell all kinds of books and offer pretty good attraction to the customers. This business tactics eventually makes Sneha Book House to close down the shutters. The anger in Priti and Aravind further mounts up. At this point of time Pari and Ramesh decide to meet. When Ramesh comes to the spot he finds Preeti is nothing but Pari and draws back from meeting her. But he does not stop at internet chatting. Soon the engagement of Preethi also breaks down and she is left alone. Aravind on the other hand understanding the good nature of Preethi helps her out in the business and he falls in love too.
Ramesh in his chat sends a proposal of marriage to Pari but when they meet this time without taking a look at Ramesh the inner feelings of Preethi surface. She explains that she is in love with Aravind whom she had mistaken as business rival so far. Things go in the right direction and it is a huge surprise for Pari when she takes a look at Ramesh who is none other than Aravind.
The gentleman hero of Kannada cinema Ramesh Aarvind suits the role perfectly. He has that looks and energy to deliver. Ramanithu Chaudhary looks sweet. Suma Guha looks beautiful in a long shot.
AT Ravish just one song is good. AC Mahendran has captured the Confident Group Cascade interior and exterior very well.
Scoring 6/10
