Doosukeltha

Venkateswara Rao (Vishnu Manchu) is a carefree youngster who wants to procure a job in TV media by exposing a scandal. He falls in love with a doctor called Alekhya (Lavanya Tripathi). A villain gang is tracing both Venkateswara Rao and Alekhya for different purposes. The rest of the story is all about consequences when Venkateswara Rao realizes what connects them to the baddies. Vishnu Manchu performed well as a lover who will do anything for his love. His dances are pretty good in the first song. Lavanya Tripathi suited the role well and she is beautiful. Brahmanandam played a funny role of Veera Brahmam. Vennela Kishore is entertaining as Picheswara Rao though his role is limited. Kota Srinivasa Rao did a big role as a family patriarch. Bollywood actor Pankaj Tripathi is good as the villain. Rao Ramesh, Master Bharat, Raghubabu, Ali and Hema are alright.

Manchu Vishnu has grown in confidence and body language as an actor. He is versatile with his expressions, puts sincere efforts in dance and fights. He seems to be going the right way. Lavanya is cute and her innocent appeal makes her adorable. On performance front, she needs to groom a lot. She could have excelled in sentimental scenes with father. After scoring a hit with 'Dhenikaina Ready', Manchu Vishnu is back with another entertainer and this time he has teamed up with Veeru Potla.

This movie is definitely fun to watch. In this movie, comedy overshadowed story which gave you complete package. One thing is that it surely two to three tine wathcahble.

The climax scene of the film directed by well known Thai stuntman Kecha will keep the audience on the edge of their seat while Vishnu pulls off a daredevil stunt jumping of a jeep from 80 feet off the ground,"" the statement added. Directed by Veeru Potla, 'Doosukeltha' also features Lavanya Tripathi, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Rao Ramesh, Pankaj Tripathi, Vennela Kishore and Posani Krishna Murali.

Brahmanandam leads the comedy wagon from the front. He is assisted by Raghu Babu, Posani, Vennela Kishore, Ali, Bharat and a huge bunch of comedians. It's good to see Brahmanandam getting a large screen space and he fills the film with an overdose of comedy making it a laugh riot. Veeru Potla has patented the commercial Telugu cinema template. He tries to induce comedy in every scene where Vishnu is on screen and dishes out emotional platter when required. His Bindaas tasted success and Doosukeltha can be called an extended version of that film.

Doosukeltha opens with the childhood episode of hero and heroine and it shifts gears to the present time. Chinna (Manchu Vishnu) tries for a job in a news channel. The editor (Posani) gives him a task to perform a sting operation on a minister and get the details of his wrong- doings. Chinna succeeds in it but gets hit by a vehicle and lands in a hospital. There he meets a doctor Alekhya (Lavanya Tripathi) and falls for her. He leaves no stone upturned to win her heart and finally strikes gold.

But Alekhya's past haunts her. The minister's henchmen are chasing down Chinna and Alekhya. What is Alekhya's past? Will Chinna win in his operation? Is getting a job his sole objective or is he up for a larger scheme of things forms the rest of the story.