Konchem Ishtam Konchem Kashtam Movie Review
Sunday, February 08, 2009
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Cast: Siddharth, Tamanna, Prakash Raj, Ramya Krishna, Nazar, Brahmanandam, Venumadhav, Raghubabu and others.
Credits -Music: Shankar - Ehsaan-Loy, Rating: 9 out of 10
Cinematography: Vijay K Chakravarthy
Editing: Srikara Prasad
Screenplay Deepak Raj and Vikram Siri
Art: China
Dialogurs: Abburi Ravi
Presents: Baby Bhavya
Producer: Nallamalupu Srinivas (Bujji)
Story and Direction:Kishore Kumar
Banner: Lakshmi Narasimha Productions
These days, parents are realising that they should behave like friends with children. Many films are coming with this concept. After a big hit like 'Bommarillu' where Sidhartha played loverboy role and Prakash Raj playing a caring father, Kishore Kumar penned a good story. At a time when the present generation directors are going for action, faction and college backdrop stories, this story which was penned with the director's individual idea was proved a big hit giving a hint that a thought that comes from a brilliant mind would definitely attract the audiences. Moreover, the perfection in portraying the family sentiments on the screen would touch the hearts of audiences like the film 'KIKK'.
Siddhu (Siddarth) is the son of a big industrialist called Prakash Varma (Prakashraj). His mother Rajyalaxmi (Ramyakrishna) is a lecturer in a college. Siddhu's parents, though married after loving each other, separate during his childhood due to some internal differences. Siddhu completes his MBA but moves quite irresponsibly, as he wants to enjoy life and he did not take up anything seriously. He is a jovial guy and flirt with girls, though he is a good boy. Gita (Tamanna) is the only daughter of a landlord called Subrahmanyam (Nazar) in a village. She reaches the city for college education. First she did not take Siddhu seriously, though he is her common friend. But she realises his greatness and helping nature and starts befriending with him. Their friendship turns into Love and Siddhu stops flirting with girls and sincerely start loving Gita. Once Gita goes to her native place with her father and Siddhu realises that he can't live without her and goes to her village and proposes to her directly and Gita takes him to his father. However, Subrahmanyam did not agree their alliance as Siddhu's parents were separated. In his opinion, Siddhu could not be a good husband as his parents were separated and he wants his daughter to live with a complete family of father-in-law, mother-in-law and husband. Siddhu agrees to unite his parents and then take the hand of Gita. He makes several attempts to join his mother with father and vice-versa but all his attempts prove futile. At one stage, he realises that they will never shed their egos and are firm on their individual opinions. So, he goes straight to Subrahmanyam and admits that his is not a perfect family and he is not eligible to be a good husband. He agrees to sacrifice his love. But, by the time, Siddhu returns home, his parents realise their mistakes and unite with each other. This helps the union of the young couple Siddhu and Gita and there is a happy ending to their love story.
Siddhartha proved that he is second to none in maintaining the lover boy image. He appeared quite smart and young in the film with a smart personality. His body language, histrionics, perfect comedy timing, perfect presentation of feelings during sentiment scenes, everything remained a highlight of the movie. In fact, he did not act but lived in the role and represented the present generation youth. Tamanna too appeared gorgeous in all kinds of outfits. She turned a synonym to the present day young girls besides maintaining a family girl image. She played the perfect girl-next door kind of role. She emoted well in sentiment scenes and is chirpy in love scenes. Prakash Raj once again proved that he could be a perfect combination for Siddhartha in a father's role. He excelled in the role, which is like an extension of his roles in films like 'Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi and Bommarillu'. Ramyakrishna, who was promoted from heroine to mother's roles after marriage gave a good performance. Especially her role was moulded in a respectable and honourable way. Nazar also did a good job in a couple of scenes. Comedy by Brahmanandam as Gachibowli Diwakar is hilarious while Venumadhav tickled the funny bone with his routine comedy.
Once again it was proved that new talents could bring out more interesting and inspiring films. Especially, a delicate love story, in addition to the portrayal of human and family relationships were perfectly presented on the screen by debutant director Dolly. He literally succeeded in taking the audiences into the film with him. He chose to use the first half to attract youth and the second half to attract the family audiences. No doubt he succeeded in touching the hearts of all classes of audiences.
Credits -Music: Shankar - Ehsaan-Loy, Rating: 9 out of 10
Cinematography: Vijay K Chakravarthy
Editing: Srikara Prasad
Screenplay Deepak Raj and Vikram Siri
Art: China
Dialogurs: Abburi Ravi
Presents: Baby Bhavya
Producer: Nallamalupu Srinivas (Bujji)
Story and Direction:Kishore Kumar
Banner: Lakshmi Narasimha Productions
These days, parents are realising that they should behave like friends with children. Many films are coming with this concept. After a big hit like 'Bommarillu' where Sidhartha played loverboy role and Prakash Raj playing a caring father, Kishore Kumar penned a good story. At a time when the present generation directors are going for action, faction and college backdrop stories, this story which was penned with the director's individual idea was proved a big hit giving a hint that a thought that comes from a brilliant mind would definitely attract the audiences. Moreover, the perfection in portraying the family sentiments on the screen would touch the hearts of audiences like the film 'KIKK'.
Siddhu (Siddarth) is the son of a big industrialist called Prakash Varma (Prakashraj). His mother Rajyalaxmi (Ramyakrishna) is a lecturer in a college. Siddhu's parents, though married after loving each other, separate during his childhood due to some internal differences. Siddhu completes his MBA but moves quite irresponsibly, as he wants to enjoy life and he did not take up anything seriously. He is a jovial guy and flirt with girls, though he is a good boy. Gita (Tamanna) is the only daughter of a landlord called Subrahmanyam (Nazar) in a village. She reaches the city for college education. First she did not take Siddhu seriously, though he is her common friend. But she realises his greatness and helping nature and starts befriending with him. Their friendship turns into Love and Siddhu stops flirting with girls and sincerely start loving Gita. Once Gita goes to her native place with her father and Siddhu realises that he can't live without her and goes to her village and proposes to her directly and Gita takes him to his father. However, Subrahmanyam did not agree their alliance as Siddhu's parents were separated. In his opinion, Siddhu could not be a good husband as his parents were separated and he wants his daughter to live with a complete family of father-in-law, mother-in-law and husband. Siddhu agrees to unite his parents and then take the hand of Gita. He makes several attempts to join his mother with father and vice-versa but all his attempts prove futile. At one stage, he realises that they will never shed their egos and are firm on their individual opinions. So, he goes straight to Subrahmanyam and admits that his is not a perfect family and he is not eligible to be a good husband. He agrees to sacrifice his love. But, by the time, Siddhu returns home, his parents realise their mistakes and unite with each other. This helps the union of the young couple Siddhu and Gita and there is a happy ending to their love story.
Siddhartha proved that he is second to none in maintaining the lover boy image. He appeared quite smart and young in the film with a smart personality. His body language, histrionics, perfect comedy timing, perfect presentation of feelings during sentiment scenes, everything remained a highlight of the movie. In fact, he did not act but lived in the role and represented the present generation youth. Tamanna too appeared gorgeous in all kinds of outfits. She turned a synonym to the present day young girls besides maintaining a family girl image. She played the perfect girl-next door kind of role. She emoted well in sentiment scenes and is chirpy in love scenes. Prakash Raj once again proved that he could be a perfect combination for Siddhartha in a father's role. He excelled in the role, which is like an extension of his roles in films like 'Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi and Bommarillu'. Ramyakrishna, who was promoted from heroine to mother's roles after marriage gave a good performance. Especially her role was moulded in a respectable and honourable way. Nazar also did a good job in a couple of scenes. Comedy by Brahmanandam as Gachibowli Diwakar is hilarious while Venumadhav tickled the funny bone with his routine comedy.
Once again it was proved that new talents could bring out more interesting and inspiring films. Especially, a delicate love story, in addition to the portrayal of human and family relationships were perfectly presented on the screen by debutant director Dolly. He literally succeeded in taking the audiences into the film with him. He chose to use the first half to attract youth and the second half to attract the family audiences. No doubt he succeeded in touching the hearts of all classes of audiences.
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