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Critic Review
Mr. MedhaviThe film starts off in Koduru, where a young Vishwak(Raja) meets Sweta(Genelia) who comes from Canada for a vacation to her grandmom’s place. Incidentally, she goes to school for the time being at the local school, where she meets Vishwak. That’s when love blossoms. At least for Vishwak and he grows up loving Sweta, heart and soul.
However, given his humble background, life teaches him to be calculated in whatever he does. He soon masters the art of making the best for himself out of any given situation. Destiny brings him to the company that is owned by Sweta’s father. Here, the old friends meet once again. But this time around, Sweta is the boss’s daughter and dreams of setting up a pharmaceutical company. That’s when Sweta and Vishwak get to work and spend time together.
While Vishwak works his way towards making Sweta love him, she springs a surprise on him by announcing that she is head over heels in love with Rohit (Sonu Sood), a millionaire-turned-HR guru. Seeing his game plan boomerang, Vishwak tries his best to take Sweta’s mind off Rohit. But the more he tries, the more she is convinced she has found her ideal man..
Neelakantha presents a simple love story with an interesting narration that appeals to limited section of audiences. After a very good first half, the film drags on and misses the track until the 'twist' in the climax. The film can be liked by elite aud.
The film starts with an interesting note. The kids episode is impressive. First half is decent. The second half has some dull moments, but the climax twist makes it up for sagging second half. The plus points of the film are casting, narrative style and c.
