Sravanamasam Review

Actually we are kind to you. Had we included all the names that acted in this movie, you wouldn't have had any space for the review. The film is so chockablock with people that you wonder whether film was actually shot in Kumbha Mela.

The film that was to be released last Friday, made it to the theaters very late. Even though it is delayed, the film is still under cooked and the actors and actresses themselves feeling awkward as if they are sitting on a simmering stove.

The story, if you can call that one, is about a rich and an ordinary brothers-in-law (Hari Krishna and Krishna). They want their respective son and daughter (Karthikeya and Gajala) to tie the knot. Though the wedding is fixed, the son suddenly comes up with the news that he is in love with a Telangana girl (Kalyani). The father is distraught and wants to keep up the word. But the uncle sees it to that he marries the girl of his choice. All is well as you run for the exit door and back into civilization and sane living.

There is no point in talking about the actors' and actresses' work when the story and its treatment are so amateurish. The intermixing of politics into the story is like adding bits of onion in halwa.

Posani who has played so many artistes in the film has otherwise taken all the other work (story, screenplay, direction) on himself.

He may have to include the task of viewing the film also to himself alone.