My View :
Very ordinary titles but with extra ordinary humming of SPB [Rubi Rubi Ruba ... from Emaindho song] in the background. Instant connect with the film right from the moment I knew that song has Anjali as the female lead.
Mass MahaRaj Ravi Teja's entrance is good with Lakki Rai song !! Diro followed a li'l different theme to introduce the protagonist and it succeeded.
Brahmi as Krazzy Mohan , Shruti as Shruti are 2 Krazzy fellows who do everythng they feel crazy. In that process, meets Ravi and the rest story is very normal and one can easily guess. If you felt so, then you are Roti.naan, [fill in the blanks].. You will understand it when you watch the flick :D
There are ample of twists in the film and highlight of them is before interval. There would'nt be anyone in the theatre who just pops out of his seat, sitting on the tip of the chair, biting his nails during the interval. That was the suspense and curiosity director generated.
Of course there are some scenes which you can easily guess. No body denies that. But it is the intense screenplay during Pre-Interval that makes you feel you watched a 5 on 5 film during interval.
But the second half doesn't meet the temp set by 1st half. Nevertheless , it too has got a lot of commercial elements. Top of them is the love between Anjali and Ravi Teja.
The only place where the temp falls down is during Pre-Climax Kona Venkat's trademark deception . But the climax amply covers that shallow with a small fight and good entertainment.
Performances : Ravi Teja is a proven actor when it comes to the roles he portrayed n the first half. His ease of action puts him in the top seat in this genre. In the second half, with a moustache and a beard, posed a rugged look which aptly suits him.
Shruti is a glamor doll and Anjali is lovable. Brahmi is adequate. PrakashRaj is wow-static with his innocence :P
Over all, it is a flick you will thoroughly enjoy in the theatres. Go for it this monsoon weekend and experience his Balupu....
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