Tosha McCarty

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I just finished watching the movie via Aha . video. The trailer made it look good. The reality was not so. The story and plot were awkward and badly told or put together to carry along my interest or my understanding of the what was going on in the story. I thought things would improve as they elaborated the tale but it was so abridged on important details that it never did . After the intermission, the story got worse, and made even less sense than it did from the beginning. It had potential but turned out to be really weak, and therefore stupid. The acting of the female lead was pretty bad too; I never took to her character(s). I don't recommend the movie.

Tragedy upon tragedy upon tragedy! This movie is nothing but madness and tragedy. If I had known it was a tragedy, I wouldn't have watched it. I thought from the way it began that it was a bittersweet love story - a woman learning to love again when her first love dies tragically. It's way after the intermission that it is revealed he's not dead; he's alive but a little mad from having to give her up to save her life. Okay, that wasn't so bad, until the new guy's father took a hit out on him, but even that wasn't so bad until the son decides to take the hit on himself. And the mad man nearly kills himself in a fight with some other goons at the same time so it looks like the girl will have no love. Then the father apparently went missing after his son's death only to be picked up for dead, though not dead, and cremated alive years later. Oh, and now the girl needs time to forget the second guy when the first guy - no longer mad is back before her. It's a complete poop show in story telling and I don't see how anybody has a desire to see such heartbreaking garbage, yet they make it and don't label it a tragedy from the beginning. I do not recommend this movie at all. It sucks on all fronts.

I would like to rate this movie higher, but it's a tragedy. A sweet, but bitter ending tragedy. The star rating I am giving it was for what was nice in the beginning, not the way it ended, which was cruel. Life is cruel sometimes, that's why I like to watch movies with happy endings, some struggles and drama in the middle but in the end, weathering the storm and coming out as well as can be - more thankful and grateful to be alive, with the people that are most important. This movie was nice in it's script for what it touched on that is wrong in judging lightness and darkness of skin color in people as their worth or even the starting place of their worth, rather than their character or their kindness. Except that's all it could do was expose the problem; it didn't solve the problem, even in this one case the writer couldn't see a solution. It only saw failure and destruction and despair. It could only play into the tragedy making it modern and perhaps crueler. How is that going to aspire change? It's not, because it still leaves it to somebody else to break through and manage. The actors/actresses where all good in their roles. Sunil was very impressive as the villain. It really had great potential, but it lost hope along the way and just added sadness and gloom to my day that I never needed. The world is gloomy enough, I assure you. It needs stories of surviving and overcoming in the end, even over set backs and crippling injuries. Not poison and loosing one's mind over one's heartaches and heartbreaks.

I just finished watching the movie. It was labeled as a Drama; it's actually a bittersweet tragedy. I don't like tragedies. But, if you are going to watch one, watch a tragedy in Indian Cinema like this one. It will make you fall in love and smile for most of the movie before cutting your heart out and stomping on it at the end. This one did give plenty of warning that it was coming, but being a Telugu language movie and not Tamil, I was hoping that they'd still put a capital F in fiction and make this end happy. Umm, no. Bittersweet tragedy.