Uyyala Jampala Movie Review,Uyyala Jampala Review Nagarjuna and Suresh Babu who have their own cinema business have joined hands and came up with a production venture starring debutantes. Made at a very modest budget, the film has Raj Tarun and Avika Gor of ‘Balika Vadhu’ fame as the lead pair. This is directed by debutante Virinchi Varma and produced by Nag, Suresh and Ram Mohan. Let us see if this is entertaining or not.

Banners: Annapurna Studios, Suresh Productions
 
Uyyala Jampala Story

Suri (Raj Tarun) and Uma Devi (Avika) are Bava-Maradallu but their family status is very different. Uma comes from a wealthy family while Suri works hard to take care of his mother (Anita). But the duo has their own share of pranks and love-hate thing. Suri keeps playing practical jokes on Uma and she also has her own share of things to do. But turn comes when Uma falls for Pardhu who is a bad guy. When her life lands in risk due to him, Suri comes and saves Uma. What happens from there forms the rest.
 
Analysis
 
Love stories and that too between youngsters are always common but the way they are presented with the right emotion and feel is important. This film has been made with a lot of caution and focus is more towards providing a clean romantic treat than spicing it up with some comedy or entertainment values. For instance, the film doesn’t really get into the track till the first thirty minutes and runs flatly. Few scenes between Tarun and Avika get repetitive. But the backdrop, the taking and the balanced performances from everyone actually made the film stable and create a good feel. Though it is not a film which is extraordinary it is also not a film which can be trashed.
 
Telugu One Perspective
 
The fact that the film is made at a very modest budget is clear but the director took care not to show any frame in inferior quality. The script didn’t have anything special but the screenplay was managed effectively. The first half should have been more energetic as the takeoff scenes were not that strong. Though things were good in the second half it would have been better if the ending was landed properly without closing things suddenly.
 
Performances
 
Raj Tarun has done a good job though it is his debut performance but then one cannot tag him as a hero material. He suits well for boy next door roles. Avika comes with some reputation because of her ‘Chinnari Pelli Koothuru’ background but she doesn’t look out of place. Anita Chowdary carried her role with maturity. Ravi Varma was good. Punarnavi was seductive. Gangadhar created some impact. Subbarao Kiriti was also impressive.
 
Technicalities

The main asset for the film is the cinematography which was handled with care and good colors. The background score was good and songs by M R Sunny had enough melody but since they were not situational the impact was less. Dialogues were regular with some consistency without much fun factor.
 
Positives

Second half
Performances
Cinematography
 
Negatives

First half
Weak entertainment quotient
Abrupt climax

Uyyala Jampala Rating: 2.75/5
 
Final word
A decent family entertainer but not for masses