Cast: Tarun Chandra, Devaki, Jayasudha, Suhasini, Chandra Mohan, Raghuvaran
Director:Bhanu Shankar
Producer:M.Kumara Swamy
Music:Kalyani Mallik
Date Of Release: 21st July, 2006
Synopsis
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Director Bhanu Shankar has comeout with an interesting plot for 'Vallidhari Vayasu Padhahaare'. It is a fast-paced love story, which blooms at just the right time and climaxes with a bold message, that has never been potrayed on the big screen before. The director is
applauded for his job.
A happy-go-lucky teenager Vamsee (Saketh) casts his eye on a gusty girl Puja (Srilekha), dancing in the winds of Vizag park. His heart goes aflutter. He expresses his love to the girl. Puja in a hurry, responds with amazing enthusiasm and their romance starts. Now it is time for them to tell their parents about their love. In the intervening period, the teen couple land up in a jail. The parents of both Vamsee (Raghuvaran and Jayasudha) and Puja (Suhasini and Chandra Mohan) are woken from the sleep with a shock. The parents want the teens to earn first and yearn later. Finding no alternative, the minors almost kill themselves. But are saved by the trampoline laid by their friends. They fight the system and their parents to get register married. The story takes a turn come in quick succession even as Vamsee's mother sends out a strong message that shakes the system.
Performance:
Debutant Saketh has performed well as a teenager. Same is with Srilekha. Their chemistry is well shown on the screen. Jayasudha, Suhasini, Chandra Mohan and Raghuvaran stand out with some powerful performances. Sirisha did her role well as Devaki's sister. The comedy track between Telangana Shakuntala and Venumadhav is good. Dialogues by Marudhuri Raja are really impressive. Kalyani Malik's music is good. Direction and screenplay are fine.
Verdict: Good |  |
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