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Critic Review
Mee SreyobhilashiElderly Rajaji (Rajendra Prasad) does not have any dependents as both his wife and daughter die. His daughter takes her life because of the rejection from her boy friend. Rajaji is so much depressed with the entire episode that he too wants to die. He gathers like-minded people with suicide tendencies. He arranges a bus trip to Srisailam where they want to jump the bus from the highest cliff. Meanwhile this news is leaked to the cops. And the cops are in search of these people. The rest of the story is all about whether the cops foiled the suicide attempt or not..
Mee Sreyobhilashi is, despite its intentions, unfortunately not another Aa Naluguru. It may win a few awards simply due to lack on any competition in the social filmmaking genre, but if you are seeking great story-telling, this is not a choice..
It's raining small movies-either in terms of starcast, budget or otherwise. Some of the big movies this year have been disappointing. But movies this month such as Mantra, Anasuya and now Mee Sreyobhilashi make up for that because of a solid storyline, i.
First half of the film is little too slow. But the director handled the second half in a commanding way. The plus points of the film are story and message orientation. On the flip side, the reasons for their suicide decision does not appear convincing. Di.
