Banner: Larsco Entertainment
Music: Sunil Kashyap
Cinematography: PG Vinda
Editing: Lokesh
Screenplay & Dialogue: Madhura Sridhar, Mohan Bharadwaj
Producer: Lagadapati Sirisha Sridhar
Story & Direction: ‘Madhura’ Sreedhar
Cast:
Venky, Shreya Dhawanthary, Sandeep, Suhani, Chaitanya, Riya, Vennela
Kishore, Melkote, Shruthi, Krishnudu, ARC Babu, VB Rao etc
Release Date: 16th Jul 2010
Overview:
A
youthful movie with title ‘Sneha Geetham’ has arrived today. The faces
are new, the director is new and obviously it carries no big
expectation. But the hype created for this film has pulled me to watch
it. Let us see if the material in this film is in tune with the hype or
not.
Story
This
is the story of three young boys Ravi (Venky), Krishna (Chaitanya) and
Arjun (Sandeep) who complete their graduation in engineering and want
to be an entrepreneur, a SW employee and a film director respectively.
Their love interests happen to be Shailu (Shreya Dhanwanthary), Pooja
(Riya) and Maha (Suhani) respectively. How these guys achieve their
dreams crossing the barriers, form the story. Just watch it on big
screen and I’m sure it makes you elated.
Artists Performance:
Venky
has got the class elegance. He delivered matured performance. He has
bright future as multiplex hero in the lines of Siddhartha.
Sandeep
is rugged and has mass appeal. He can do well if takes care in choosing
right scripts those suit his serious body language. His voice has good
base which is an advantage.
Chaitanya, the wonderful dancer among young folks has a happy going face and he can be a family entertainer down the line.
Shreya
Dhanwanthary gave apt performance while Riya also did well without any
complaint. Suhani should be appreciated for own dubbing. She is perfect
and cute.
Lohit Kumar has got a catchy role. He portrayed the
role of perverted Software Manager trying to woo a heroine. He has the
material to become best villain in Tollywood.
Arun, ARC Babu and VB Rao made presence felt as fathers.
Krishnudu
delivered humorous and touching performance as Pitamaha. Vennela
Kishore delivered right comedy as Box Office Bhushanam (recalling
Tanikella Bharani in ‘Money Money’). Shruthi scores well as mother
while ARC Babu is matured and serious in performance with echoing
voice. Venu Madhav’s AIDS Papa Rao track is rib-tickling. Others are ok.
Music
by Sunil Kashyap scores highest mark while Sirasri and Chinni Charan
have given appropriate lyrics. Cinematography by PG Vinda is honest.
The
debutant director ‘Madhura’ Sreedhar has done a fabulous job as an
experienced director with huge stuff. He proves to be a promising
director for Tollywood.
Production values by Lagadapati Sridhar
are awesome and his publicity really helped this good movie reach
majorities. Kudos should laurel him for bestowing such a meaningful
movie to society.
Music:
* 'Oka Snehame' written by SiraSri is instant winner and the tune haunts
* 'Veyo Veyo' of SiraSri has got peppy features in it and the choreography is impressive
* 'Farewell Song' penned by SiraSri is sounding novel all the way and its pictured as celebration
* 'Sarigama Padani' written by Chinni Charan turned out to the best melody
Final Analysis:
It’s a pleasant, heart touching, thought provoking, sincere and worthy
movie that shouldn’t be missed by any family member. Responsibility is
shown in all perspectives- from the side of father, from mother and
from grown up children. Love is justified in either ways- from the boy
and from the girl.
The film aptly describes the phase between
‘after the completion of degree and before getting settled in life’
with 3 pairs. On a whole, the majority of entire student community fits
into these 3 sets. Debutant director should be appreciated for giving
out such a matured and highly convincing product. There are no
chasings, no beating around the bushes, no artificial scenes, no
violence and there is just one thing in the film- that is ‘reality’.
‘Sneha Geetam’ opens a new genre all together- a sincere voyage with
less cinematic liberties and more honest features. Humor is not missed
and there is adequate. Emotions of all categories are well carried till
the end.
First half goes with bits and phases of college life
style while second half screens the real material. The last 30 minutes
prove to be the highlight.
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