NTR’s entry is as good as they said it would be. Depicting a long lost character from the past, he carries a ‘gadha’ as his shoots his witty dialogues. He soon gets into stylish fights with goons that rub him the wrong way. In a while, enters Samantha, like a floating angel into NTR’s life. He woos her with all he’s got, which includes his toned good looks. Much effort later, she falls for him too.

But, our hero has a past. He was in love with Shruti Hassan, who loved him too. Twists and turns lead to NTR using his fighting skills to the maximum. Ravi Shankar is the villain of all villains for this hero. At the end, the main protagonist has to defeat his enemies.

Romantic scenes are a major plus for this movie with Samantha sulking and smiling with equal cuteness. The breezy first half soon makes way for the violent second half, which is filled with angry fighting and needless bloodshed. Emotions run maddeningly high as the film draws to a close. The second half offers plenty of sentiment and revenge for the masses.

Though there is not much of a story, the presentation is what ultimately matters. He makes you laugh and soon makes you cringe too. Harish Shankar kept the image of NTR very much in mind when he came up with this film. The actor gets a well deserved comparison to the late Senior NTR and this is grabs everyone with it’s magic.