Saradaga Kasepu - Movie Review

Movie Name : Saradaga Kasepu


Banner : Sri Keerthi Creations

Casting : Allari Naresh, Srinivas Avasarala, Madhurima, Ahuthi Prasad, MS Narayana, Kondavalasa, Jayalalitha, Sana, Krishna Bhagawan, Ramya Sree, Jaya Prakash Reddy etc

Music : Chakri

Cinematography : Loki

Producer : M L Kumar Chowdary

Director : Vamsi

Release Date:17 Sep, 2010

Rating : 3/5



Story

An okay tale told well, the story begins with Ranga Babu (naresh) who is a driver. He is also the childhood friend of Srinivas (srinivas) who hails from a wealthy family and lives in the US. The time comes for Srinivas to come to India and get married. His parents (jeeva, sana) decide to get him married to Manimala (madhurima), daughter of Raja Rao (ahuti) who lives in another place. However, Srinivas wants to test the girl's nature so he becomes the driver and asks Ranga Babu to take his place. What happens from there forms the rest of the story.



Performances:



Allari Naresh steals the show as usual with his dialogue delivery and expressions,



Madhurima looks sexy but then her styling was not done well,



Srinivas was good and made his presence felt, Jeeva was good, Sana was standard,



Ahuti Prasad gives few worthy lines, Jayaprakash Reddy was not used to his caliber, Krishna Bhagawan brings few smiles, M S is moderate. The others did their bit as required.



Analysis

The director has come up with a nothing storyline but then it was his presentation and narrative that pulls the film along. The dialogues are witty at many places, the script was okay and screenplay was adequate. Background score was apt and three songs were melodious. Cinematography was upto the mark. Costumes were poor and the art department was creative.



The film is a typical Vamsi trademark movie so those who understand his flavor will connect to it well. While the first half is alright and not very engaging, it is the second half which picks up and gives a lot of funny moments. The entertainment quotient is high this time and though it was coming in parts, it is expected from Vamsi's film. This will appeal to those who wish to see a light hearted no logic movie. At the box office, it could be an average or an above average grosser.



 Just ok for time pass as the title sounds.