A sour tale, the story begins with two villages and their enmity. On the other hand, there is the college student Ram (tanish) who lives with his uncle (chandramohan). Here, he comes across Bhadramma (pranitha) his classmate and initially it is a hate relationship. After few teasers, the hate becomes love and the songs flow. However, the story takes a turn when they discover that each is the son and daughter of the village heads who are at complete cross with each other. Now that they are in love, they decide to do something and unite the villages. Whether that happens or not forms the rest of the story.

The director has come up with a beaten track and though the presentation was okay, the narrative was bad. The dialogues were regular, the script was hollow and the screenplay was terrible. Background score was not upto the mark and songs failed to impress. Editing was just average, Cinematography was better. Costumes were apt but art department could have been better. Tanish did his regular act and there was nothing catchy about him this time. Pranitha gave a visual feast of her oomph factor for sometime and she has got a natural sex appeal. Ahuti Prasad was as usual, Charanraj was standard and did his bit as required. Sivaprasad was okay. Ramaprabha was regular, Chandramohan and Vijayachander were upto the mark.
 

The film runs on an age old track and we have seen such stories in plenty. While the first half

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