Vaishnavi is a naughty brat from a village who decides never to opt for an arranged marriage. Her dreams are crashed when she is married to Gautham, who doesn't look too interested in the wedding either. But six years down the line, they are a happily married couple settled in Mumbai, both working and with a kid. We see them completely in love, admirably compatible and committed in bringing up their adorable daughter. Gautham leaves to the US for a while, and Vaishnavi reads his old diary by chance. While the facts that his diary reveal shake her world up, she decides to make his shattered dreams come true. With a third person entering their lives, whether their love stands the acid test or not is the rest of the story.

Analysis :

Surya and Jyotika, both talented artists, shine in this movie. From a village belle to a working mom in Mumbai, Jyotika dazzles and holds the attention. Surya's growth from a temperamental brat in college to a loving husband is very good. Both of them use their eyes to express every emotion in the book. The kid is simply brilliant and totally adorable. Jyotika's transformation, on the other hand, does not convince. But she plays both the alters well, and looks glam in the second half.

TeluguOne Perspective :

A hardcore love story for the hardcore romantics. It is a tricky concept to pull off, but the director manages to hold viewer interest even at times when the movie tends to drag. For those tired of the regular 'six songs-five fights-four comic scenes' and under-utilized love tracks, it will be a refreshing change. But macho types afraid of too much sugar, go at your own risk. Even though Jyotika's not mouthing her famous 'laka-laka' and Surya has his memory intact in this movie, they look lovely as a couple and share sizzling chemistry.