Ganesh

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Ganesh (Ram) is well to do orphan. He takes the responsibility to solve the problem of his friend’s love. He manages to enter into the flats where heroine Kajal is staying and starts attracting her. He pretends as he is loving her, strategically. All the first half of the story goes with his attempts and the 26 children in that flats and their mischievous comedy. In the process of pretending love with Kajal, Ram fells in true love. At one moment, Kajal comes to realize that he is pretending love, and discards him.

All the 2nd half of the film is how Ram succeeds to make the heroine believe that his love is true. And the scenes are just like a romantic mind game.

Performance :

Ram is extremely well, he is a hero known for his energy levels among his contemporaries. He did very well in this movie. Even his character was carved to perform all kinds of emotions, and he did well in all the scenes. Songs and action episodes are also good. Kajal performance is average. No other character in this movie has a correct role. The performances of Asish Vidyarthi, Bhrahmanandam, Kasi viswanath, Punam Kaur is adequate.

Technical Department :

Songs penned by Sirivennela Seetarama Sastry, Ramajogaiah Sastry are good. Scores provided by Micky J. Mayor never dominated the lyrics in songs. Even all the songs were well picturised. Abburi Ravi penned dialogues and none of them is good. Action episodes composed by Peter Heins are also good. Sravanthi Ravikishore produced this. M Saravanan, the dubutant director is hopeless with old kind of screenplay and scenes.

Analysis :

Just energetic hero and a cute heroine are not sufficient for a success. For any flick the base should be a perfect storyline. Even very great making may not create success with boxoffice, when this fact is ignored.