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Genelia appears to have put on some weight in this film, but not looking odd.
She justified her role completely.
Tamannah and Navdeep shine in a guest role in the beginning and vanish.
Sunil's comedy as classical dancer Janaki is impressive. Brahmanandam's role as
Mc Donald Murthy also worked well.
The technical aspect that deserves mention in this film is Prasad Moorella's
cinematography and MR Varma's editing. Their efforts are seen in considerable
way. Music by Devi Sri Prasad is just ok. Action episodes by Peter Heins were
composed in compact manner.
Srinu Vaitla did a good show as director again although there are some areas
where he would have trimmed. Finally he dished out a wholesome entertainer.
Ups and Downs:
The character name was shown as Mc Dowels Murthy instead of Mc Donald's Murthy
during the introduction of Brahmanandam.
The placement of songs is very weak. They proved to be cigarette songs as it
turned evident audiences walking out from theaters.
Highlights:
Comedy by Janaki (Sunil)
Humorous characterization of Mc Donald's Murty (Brahmanandam)
Fights by Peter Heins
Comedy by Jaya Prakash Reddy and his grand son