Kittu (Aravind Kumar), a poor student from Vizag falls in love with Sumati (Akshara). During ragging, Sumati utters the words 'I Love You' to Kittu. He feels the words are meant for him and begins to love her sincerely. When he tries to express his love to Sumati, she rejects mercilessly. Dejected Kittu attempts to commit suicide by jumping into the ocean waters. Sai (Sai Kumar), who meets him at the spot, pushes him into the waters. sumati feels sorry for Kittu's end and goes to live with her grand mother (Geetanjali) in Mumbai. There she comes across a kittu's lookalike - Anand. Now its Sumati's turn to fall in love. But Anand's refusal makes her go for suicide. Again Sai appears on the scene and pushes her into the waters. What follows... is Kittu really dead.. who is Anand and Why Sai pushes Kittu as well as Sumati in to the waters.. has to be seen on the silverscreen.

Analysis :

Never die for your love.. Live for those who loves you.. is the concept of the film. This flick finely analyses the present days' youth's attitude towards attempting suicides in the name of Love failures. The director tries to reveal the beauty of life if they think about life even after their failure in love. the concept is appreciable. But failure in story and screenplay affected the presentation. So the outcome is not up to the mark.

TeluguOne Perspective :

Aravind Kumar, though a debutant, fared well. Akshara fails to impress as the leading lady. Sai Kumar's acting talents are appreciable. Suman Shetty entertains with his comic role. All other actors did justice to their roles.Chakri's songs are the plus points for this.Chandra Bose penned down good lyrics.Maruthuri Raja's dialogues are an added asset.Though a good concept, the story fails to attract the audience.