Namo Venkatesha

 

Cast: Venkatesh, Trisha, Brahmanandam, Akash, Mukesh Rishi, Jayaprakash Reddy, Kota, 

Telangana Shakuntala, Master Bharat and others.

Music: Devi Sri Prasad
 
Cinematography: Prasad Murella

Editor: M R Varma

Action: Vijay

Producers: Ram Achanta, Gopichand Achanta, Anil Sunkara

Screenplay and Direction: Sreenu Vytla

Date of Theatrical Release: 14^th January, 2010

Venkata Ramana (Venkatesh) is a ventriloquist. Marriage is the only problem like his earlier films.

On a trip to Paris with a team, he finds his ‘Dream Girl’ Pooja (Trisha) and falls in love with her, 

she is the niece of the event organizer Paris Prasad (Brahmanandam), a typical person who wants

make fun out of everyone.
 
Meanwhile, Pooja’s family tries to do her marriage with Bhadrappa (Subba Raju), rest of the story 

deals with how Venkata Ramana got Pooja’s love, after a lot of routine twists.
 
The film was Venkatesh’s one man show all the way and he has carried it dutifully, Trisha looks not 
so glamorous like her earlier films like ‘King’ and she doesn’t have much scope to perform. 

Brahmanandam comedy is okay in parts, first time he came up with a character with negative 

shades.

In publicity, we can find that “She’s hot, He’s cool and Bramhi a fool” but in the movie Brahmi 

makes a fool of the heroin and even the hero himself! Too much of repetitive scenes make 

audience displease, except for a few laughs here and there. Master Bharat’s character is not 

hilarious like his earlier Srinu Vytla’s films.

It’s very hard to find a fresh scene in this film, the film can be titled as ‘Dhee 3’, as it’s in the same 

lines of his earlier films  ‘Dhee’ and ‘Ready’, Prasad’s cinematography is good and Varma’s 

editing should have been better, Dialogues are adequate. Devi Sri Prasad’s music and songs 

picturisation is a big letdown.

On the whole, the film is not up to the mark in Srinu Vytla, Venkatesh, Brahmanandam 

combination, it’s an average fare, you can watch it once if you miss ‘Dhee’ and ‘Ready’

Nonstop Cinema Rating: 2.75/5