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Critic Review
Second HandStory :
Second Hand has three different love stories that run around the lives of Santosh (Sudheer Varma), Subbarao (Kireeti Damaraju) and Sahasra (Dhanya Balakrishna). All three love stories have a failure element, but the dynamics are different.
Santosh is a budding photographer and he is madly in love with Deepu. The love story takes off well and the romance is mutual. However, financial aspects and personal ambitions create a rift between the couple. Santosh is ditched by Deepu, leaving him depressed.
Subbarao is a very nice guy, a gentleman in fact. He considers himself a broad minded fellow and decides to marry a girl named Swetcha, despite being told about her past relationship. Subbarao tries his best to accommodate Swetcha’s emotional baggage, but his efforts are thwarted.
Sahasra comes across as a young woman who is unable to choose between a ‘friend’ and a ‘lover’ . All three love stories converge in the end and they learn something from each other, with the help of Posani Krishna Murali..
Commercially, ‘Second Hand’ might cater alone to the tastes of Metro audience. One more inference, there is definitely a healthy and clean way of dealing youth entertainers like ‘Second Hand’ rather than just relying on adult, double meaning ‘Bo.
Above all, though the film has the potential, unless the producers open their pockets and shell out some dough for post release promotion aggressively the film will not give the desired result. The film per se is good and entertaining but what is the use .
The film has a decent first half, with nice performances, clever screenplay and good humour. Sadly, the director failed to maintain the tempo in the second half and this is where things go wrong. If you have failed in a romantic relationship before, this .
