Aishwarya (Meera Jasmine) is born into a wealthy family. Her birth brings all happiness, riches, name and fame to the family. But, the tragedy in her horoscope is that she would die at the age of 22. At the Yamaloka, old Yama and old Chitragupta want to retire from their duties. They send their grandsons Jr. Yama (Srikanth) and Jr. Chitragupta (Venu) to earth on an assignment. The duo has to take out the life of Aishwarya. But, both start loving the human beings. While Jr. Yama falls in love with Aishwarya, his friend goes flat for a lady cop Vyjayanthi (Reema Sen). The remaining film deals about love and celestial aspects in comic way.

Analysis :

Srikanth does full justice to his role as Jr. Yama. Same is the case with Venu as Jr. Chitragupta. Both the girls Meera Jasmine and Reema Sen are good choices to the roles. Krishan Bhagwan steals the show from start to finish as Narada.Satyanarayana's role as Yamadharmaraju is highly commendable. Despite aging, his performance is very natural. Interestingly, the screen Yama also gets old as per the story. For Chitragupta, the graphics of late Allu Ramalingaiah are used.Music by Jeevan Thomas is a saving grace. The song sequence showing Srikanth and Venu in NTR getups is superb.

TeluguOne Perspective :

Yamagola Malli Modalaindi has interesting title. The film is in the same format of the director Srinivas Reddy's earier hits Adirindayya Chandram and Tata Birla Madhyalo Laila. It is just a time pass movie for those who want to have an entertainment. Though it has double meaning dialogues, it is entertaining in parts. The director Srinivasa Reddy's work is clearly marked for the mass sections.The climax is not convincing. The computer graphics are okay. The scene in which Kamal Hassan as Bharateeyudu entering the Hell and later sent to Heaven is a good watch.Yamagola Malli Modalaindi plays to the galleries and might attract the mass audiences. It is entertaining in parts but the director should have concentrated more on clean entertainment .