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Emaindi Ee Vela Review
Review by IndiaGlitz [ Saturday, November 13, 2010  Telugu ]
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Varun Sandesh, Shashank, Nisha Agarwal, Nisha Sha, 'Vennela' Kishore, MS Narayana, Krishna Bhagawan, Jhansi, Pragathi and others
Varun Sandesh improved his performance and acting capabilities. He emoted well in many scenes especially in the form of expressions and body language. He gained lots of experience from his earlier films and improved a lot from the days of `Happy Days'. Nisha Agarwal, though a debutant, also proved that she could perform well. She would definitely shine as an actress and give a tough competition to the heroines now as she had enough capabilities to perform and also ready for working in hot scenes as well. After a long time, Vennela Kishore got a fair chance to tickle the funny bone of audiences and evoked laughs in the theatre in every possible opportunity. Among others Pragati character is worth mentioning. The director gave a perfect message to the present generation youth about the mindset of the parents and while teaching a lesson to a girl and make her realise her mistake. Jhansi once again played a good role as the aunt of the heroine. The storyline is very near to nativity. Director Sampath Nandi should be commended for portraying the present generation's mindset and how the girls and boys are getting attracted to each other while staying away from their parents. At the same time, he made the youth realise their follies by getting separated for petty reasons. Some of the dialogues made the audiences to rethink and understand how the youth are spoiling their lives. Chakri's music is also okay.
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