Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Siddharth | ... | Siddu | |
Genelia D'Souza | ... | Hasini | |
Prakash Raj | ... | Aravind | |
Srinivasa Rao Kota | ... | Kanaka Rao | |
Jayasudha | ... | Lakshmi | |
Dharmavarapu Subramanyam | ... | College professor | |
Suneel | ... | Satti | |
Brahmanandam | ... | Loan officer | |
Tanikella Bharani | ... | Kotiswara Rao | |
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Neha Bamb | ... | Subbalakshmi |
Murali Mohan | ... | Narrator | |
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Chitram Seenu | ... | Kedimangina Sreenu |
Ravi Varma | ... | Ravi (as Supporting Cast) | |
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Surekha Vani | ||
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Satya Krishnan |
Siddu is the son of an over-protective business man. Every decision of his is made by his father, which leads him into frustration. He half-heartedly agrees to become engaged to a rich man's daughter, but then falls for a middle-class man's daughter called Hasini. The film focuses on his realization that he has to stand on his own and come out of his father's protective shell- and try to succeed in love. Written by Anonymous
A very beautiful story with a lots of comedy. I went for the movie just to kill some time. But what I got was a nostalgic happiness.
The movie is basically a simple story of a over protective rich father and a modern day son who wants to be happy with self-dependence. When son wants a simple T-shirt, the father gives him a Louis Philippe shirt. In the course the son looses his individuality.
This is a very emotional movie, but never lost its pace because of the sublime comedy. Siddharth's acting was excellent. Prakash Raj was good in the role of the father. Frankly speaking, I hated the acting of Genelia. The dubbing for her was the worst.
I truly enjoyed this movie.