Bullabbai - Kantichooputho Champesthadu Review

Whenever you see Sai Kiran you cannot help feel that life has not been all that kind (in terms of career success).

Sai Kiran is one actor who has an unobtrusive style of acting. He is a strikingly handsome man. What more, he has a few more skills up his sleeve to back him.

Yet, somehow Sai Kiran has made it to the top. He had splendid success in Nuvve Kavalai. But the cupboard of trophies is otherwise barren.

But the young man has not given up. He keeps trying always.

Bullabbai (Kantichooputho Champesthadu), set for release this month, is one of his dream projects.

It is a movie that is close to his heart.

The movie is also pretty hot on the circuit that has an ear to the ground in the industry.

They Bullabbai (Kantichooputho Champesthadu) can be the dark horse winner this year. It is a compact movie with the right ingredients in right mix, says an insider.

This romantic flick stars Kalpana and Reethi in the female leads. Though the director Nanduri Suresh is very cautious while talking about the movie, he feels that no one will go home disappointed after seeing the movie.

Sai Kiran brings to fore the other facet of his talent --- singing. As everyone knows, Sai is a consummate singer. He has sung all the songs in the film. Set to tune by Arjun, the songs have a variety of feelings. The other highlight is that the female leads (in singing) have been provided by Sandhya, daughter-in-law of P Susheela.

Arjun provides the music.

Thummalapalli Ramasatyanarayana produces the movie.

The director and the actor feel that they have given their honest try. The movie is very faithful to the core values that we live with.

Hopefully the public appreciates that.