Story:

Daya Shankar (Jr. NTR) is an orphan young man from Hyderabad, who hopes to become a Police Officer. With the help of local people, Daya succeeds in achieving his ambition and becomes Sub Inspector of Police in Hyderabad. Knowing about his corrupt angle, Waltair Vasu (Prakash Raj) makes him transferred from Hyderabad to Vishakapatnam. There, Daya joins hands with Waltair Vasu and heads towards the corruption route. Due to some unknown circumstances, Lakshmi (Madhurima) gets involved in a rape case. Knowing about the facts from Lakshmi, Daya realizes the responsibility of a Police officer. On the other hand, Daya’s girlfriend Shanvi (Kajal Agarwal) gets accidentally kidnapped by Waltair Vasu, which makes Daya very angry. So, he decides to go against Vasu. Who is Lakshmi ? Why did Vasu kidnap Shanvi ? How did Daya face the circumstances from Vasu ? All these form the rest of the story.

Plus Points:-

Credit should completely go to Puri Jagan for showcasing NTR in a never before seen avatar. Right from his look to the powerful Character, NTR looks a million bucks and is the major highlight of the Film. The way he has balanced his character especially during the climax is out standing. NTR’s body language and dialogue modulation are at peaks during this part. You will see a new NTR in this film and credit should go to him for portraying such a diverse role.

Prakash Raj once again proves his mettle and gives a decent performance. All his confrontational scenes with NTR have come out extremely well. Kajal looks gorgeous and provides the necessary eye candy. Madhurima is quite good in her role and brings in the necessary impact.

Posani is superb as NTR’s sidekick and evokes awesome emotions throughout the film. Second half is the heart and soul of the film and runs on a emotional mode. The court episode during the climax evokes thumping applause from the audience and has been handled quite effectively.

Minus Points:-

First half of the film is just average. If Puri could have added some basic entertainment values during this part, the output could have been even more effective. Kajal has absolutely nothing to do in the second half.

Story of the film is quite routine and gets predictable during the second half. Subjects like these have been dealt many a times in the past. Sonia Aggarwal is wasted in her role. Prakash Raj’s character lacks justification at the end.