He effectively managed to pull a decent first half but faltered in the second. But he should be lauded for his story-telling prowess and the way he packaged the entire film. Suddenly, the second half became lively with some sets, props and locations.ĭirector Devi Prasad took the road often travelled and tried nothing new in terms of story-line and characters. The first half was done on a shoe-string budget - a home turned 5-star hotel, and many more. Even in terms of production values, there is a distortion. Most of it has been dragged and the comedy portion in this area drooped a little. The first focused more on developing a decent comedy track whereas the second laid more emphasis on the confusion drama. The first half and the second half are not in sync with each other. The rest of the supporting cast did their best to take the laughter quotient up by few notches. Kiran Rathode came as a surprise element. In the second half, Ashish Vidhyarthi and Ali add more gloss on the comic template. She just managed to make her presence felt with her catch phrase cheppesthaaru mari. The new heroine Sharmiela Mandre is disappointing. He along with Krishna Bhagawan is a treat to watch. He has an uncanny knack of transforming even a dull moment into a funny one. He tried to maintain his comic vigor all through the film. All's well that ends well and curtains down.Īllari Naresh helmed the film perfectly. This leads to an over-stretched climax and a forcibly induced item number. Then there is comedy of errors waiting to be unleashed in the second. The first half slides through amid all this build up and staged scenarios. The girl is in love with him, but the bone of contention is her father who wants to marry her into a rich family. It's a poor man's struggle to earn quick bucks (in 6 months) to get his girl. May not be his best performance till date, but Kevvu Keka adds a pivotal cog in his performance wheel. Be it imitating the heroes of Tollyland, be it staggering in an ill-fitting suit, be it filling some spooky yet hilarious air around - he pulls everything with aplomb. Actors and directors should take lessons from him on 'How to make any moment a rib-tickling one'. Give him any story, and irrespective of the genre, he makes an incisive cut. Review Kevvu Keka & earn 20 DM Points.* Review SubmitĪllari Naresh has carved a niche with his comic timing.
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