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Critic Review
Maya Bazar 2006 Srinivas aka Srinu (Raja) is the son of a cotton farmer, whose family ends life in pact due to heavy debt burden. However, Srinu survives and earns a meager income as a driver. Though he doesn't have money, he is ready to share whatever he has with orphans. Anupama (Bhoomika) meets Srinu in an accident and she keeps shadowing him. Bhaskar (Ali) is his roommate. Srinu accidentally meets Siri (Baby Harshita) at the airport, who was abandoned by her father, and takes her with him. Srinu learns that she has a heart problem and the surgery costs Rs 3 lakhs. To fulfill Siri's wish, Srinu takes her to Tirupati and starts cursing the God. At this juncture, Lord Kubera (SP Balasubrahmanyam) comes to his rescue.
Kubera decides to do him a favour to get relief from a curse (Sapa Vimochanam) given by Gouthama Muni. Later Srinu becomes a rich man and spends 50 percent of his profits to eradicate hunger. Anu joins Srinu. Kubera goes to Srinu's house and works there discreetly. Anu and Srinu fall in love with each other. Kubera gets a crooked idea to take away the life of Srinu for an early relief from the curse. Srinu pleads with Kubera to give him a week's time. Later, Srinu reveals to Anu that he is going to die in a few days and asks her to take care of Siri. But Anu lays down a condition that he should marry her. On the D-Day, Kubera comes to Srinu to take his life, and finds that Srinu is getting married.
Kubera is forced to act like the bride's father. After marriage, Kubera comes to know that Anupama is none other than his daughter and Narada (Dharmavarapu Subrahmanyam) enacted the entire drama, with the assistance of Kubera's wife Vruddhi (Bangalore Padma) and their servant Virupaksha (Sudarshan). Srinu then asks Kubera to do him a favour, i.e., stop taking the money every Saturday from Tirupati, as part of the collection of interest from Lord Venkateswara. Instead, it could be spent here on earth which would save thousands of people from hunger. With this, Kubera gets relief from Gouthama's curse. The film ends on a happy note..
Indraganti manages to extract work out of the actors and the characters are not badly written either. One might have a problem digesting all the fables and myths in the movie, but it is better if one has a general idea about who all these Celestial beings.
however, change a few impressionable young minds into being good, and gives a glimmer of hope to all those foot-soldiers of God who spend all their lives being honest and caring and forgiving, waiting for a reward one day, perhaps a power, that God will g.
