Keeravani's music is good not on par with Annamayya and Sri Ramadasu. His visuals aided by rich graphics are highlight. Cinematography by S Gopal Reddy is strength of the movie. Writer J K Bharavi wrote better dialogues but his screenplay is regular. Rao Ramesh as villain is decent he mouthed the dialogues in seema accent. Pragya and Jagapathi Babu are there for a song each and two scenes. Jagapathi Babu, Pragya, Vimala Raman and others appear in brief roles. The scenes between Nag and Saurabh as devotee and Lord are highlight of the movie.Īmong many other actors, Anushka gets lengthy role as Krishnamma but she is just okay. His handsomeness, his young face, his makeup and getup is perfectly suited. New actor Saurabh Jain is 100 percent suited to the role of Lord Venkateshwara. Nagarjuna has done the role with so much ease as he has mastered doing such devotee characters. But the story doesn't end there with the appearance of Lord, there are some more turns and twists. In the process, he impresses Lord Venkateshwara Swamy, who comes down to play dice game with him. After reading this, he vows to put everything in order - the poojas, the sevas, the amenities for devotees. On hills, he meets Krishnamma(Anuskha), a devotee of Lord Venkateshwara, who asks him to read the Venkateshwara Kshetra Mahatyam. On the day of wedding, he again heads to Tirumala Hills in search of God. He later heads to his home and his parents receive him happily and arrange marriage with his niece (Pragya). Angry Rama scolds the kid and asks him to go away. He grows up, one day Lord appears in the form of a small kid and disturbs his meditation. He meets a guru who teaches him how to play the dice and asks him to meditate seeking darshanam of God. The story of the film is set some 100's of years ago. Let's find out how good this film has shaped up. Here comes the another movie on the life of Hathi Ram Baba, a devotee of Lord Venkateshwara, who is said to have created rules and regulations on Tirumala Hills. Since the release of blockbuster "Annamayya", the audiences eagerly await a devotional film in the combination of Nagarajuna and director K Raghavendra Rao. Cast: Nagarjuna, Anushka, Pragya, Saurabh Jain, Vimala Raman, Jagapathi Babu, Rao Ramesh, Sampath and others
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