Naga Shaurya’s performance as an irresponsible youngster from a middle-class family is perfect. But the film doesn’t properly establish why he loves his village so much.
Comedian Satya is equally brilliant with his timing and mannerism as a sadistic youth who derives happiness listening to the despair of the opposite person.
Yukti Thareja does her portions well as an innocent medical practitioner Sahaja. The chemistry with her love interest Shaurya isn’t too heavy at the same time.
R Sarathkumar’s performance as Rangareddy who vouches for the welfare of the Rudravaram people is good. His stature and screen presence looks aggressive.
Naga Shaurya and Satya shine in this rom-com action entertainer. However, a slight dip in the second half makes you drowsy. But again, there’s an upsurge in graphs at the pre-climax block.