Love Story

Overall good movie. Its about love and equality. The characteristics of the hero is potrayed confusingly. Once he will be brave the other time he runs away. Coming to the end, the ending was abrupt. The whole movie standard droped because of the ending. The ending was so unsatisfying to watch. Unless there is Part 2.

Revanth(Naga Chaithanya) is a low caste man who has a passion for dancing opens a small zumba dance centre in the city. Mounika(Sai Pallavi) is a high caste girl who comes to the city for a job and to escape from her authoritative uncle narasimham(rajeev kanakala). Mouni has a passion for dancing and when she joins revanth's dance centre as instructor, their business prospers. Later both of them fall in love. Rest of the film is whether their love triumphs or not through the caste difference.

Recent tamil films have shown caste differences in a raw, intense and brutal manner. But shekhar kammula showcases it in a lighter vein. I never liked naga chaithanya on screen. But in this he was convincing and bearable as you feel only the character. Sai pallavi is always great. Rajeev kanakala delivers a slapworthy performance as narasimham.

Drawbacks i felt was the production values. There are few sequences where revanth and mouni drink tea near the teashop of a bridge which is clearly shown as green screen. Another drawback is the climax is rushed because of the excessive runtime. The chartbuster saranga dariya was placed in a bad manner.

On the whole, love story shows a sensitive topic in a lighthearted manner.

There's no proper plot for this film...and ending too incomplete... director hyped this film so much in trailer but there's nothing serious happened as shown in it... movie was just dragged with dances and there are so many unnecessary scenes and not even one single joke was laughable...and love scenes were seemed to be forced in second half and hardly one time watchable.

When the lead actors show full chemistry, the movie will be a breeze to watch. Sai Pallavi is among the best actors of this generation, who could convert an ordinary script into superlative viewing pleasure, in perfect partnership with Naga Chaitanya's simple and unassuming presence. Sekhar Kammula, the director, picks the context so beautifully well and delivers a hard-hitting message about the most unreported family crimes behind closed doors. Music and dance, designed to delight the discerning audience. "Sarangadhariya" dance sequence, is an impossible feat. How did Sai pull it off so well .... Watch the moview NOW ....

The director has run out of ideas for the climax.

First half was OK. Second half only sarangi song.