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Home > Telugu Movie Reviews > Sri Krishna 2006 Degrading Fare In The Name Of Comedy APK | May 26, 2006 Rating: * (***** Very Good, **** Good, *** Fair, ** Average, * Bad) Cast: Srikanth, Venu, Gowri Munjal, Ramya Krishna, Brahmanandam, Abhinayasri, Ali, Venumadhav, Dharmavarapu, Jayaprakash Reddy, Kondavalasa, Jhansi, Telangana Shakuntala, Siva Parvati, Annapurna and Others. Art: Venkateswara Rao. Cinematography: K. Ravindra Babu. Dialogues: M. Ratnam. Editing: Marthand K. Venkatesh. Music: MM Srilekha. Direction: V. Vijayendra Prasad. Producer: D. Ramanaidu. Banner: Suresh Productions. Release Date: 26th May, 2006. The less said about this, the better. Let's just get down to the essentials.  Plot Venkateshwarulu's grandmother (Annapurna) makes him promise that he will marry two women and this turns into an obsession with him. He finally finds a girl, Indu, who he falls in love with and she reluctantly agrees, but did she really agree? The girl in fact, has a plan of her own to make him understand how bad such an arrangement is. After he marries her and before he ties the knot with the other girl (who agrees to be his second wife for a sum of money), Indu's first husband (Srikanth) turns up. The story unfolds and finally, oh well, don't we all know what happens, and frankly, who cares?Story, Screenplay and Direction Remember those spate of ultra-vulgar movies that were churned out one after another starring heroes like Rajendraprasad among others, those 'Two wife dramas'? Well, this is worse. Not only does Venu want two wives, his friend Brahmanandam ill-treats his wife and father-in-law and that is supposed to be comedy. But of course, he also wants two wives, and ends up having too! This is the worst movie of the year in terms of the demented story and jerky editing. There are two very vulgar songs, Venu's first song and one 'item' song. The costumes of the girls, the choreography and the lyrics are all so embarrassing. For all this skin show and degrading comedy, it might attract certain audiences.  Performances Huh? Whazzat?Venu looks like he'd rather not be there. The heroine (Gowri Munjal) is average, but what more can one do with such a role? Brahmanandam, the veteran comedian, should choose his roles more carefully. Why such a degrading character? All his feeble attempts at comedy are gone to waste. Jhansi as his wife does her bit. Srikanth tries to infuse some life into the show, but unfortunately, the story doesn't allow any of that. Songs and Dances: Almost all the songs are bad copies of famous English numbers and two of the songs offend our sensibilities.. well, if we posses any. And the verdict is.. This movie makes a joke of many things that are supposed to be revered and respected-marriage, law, police, men, women, love, culture.. the list goes on. What prompted Suresh Productions to give the nod for this script is obvious-low budget, a liberal dose of skin show and apparent comedy. If it runs, well and good; if it doesn't, well, tough luck. This will run in B and C centres for a while. Whatever you do, just keep the kids away. |