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`ఇచ్చిన మాట తీసుకున్న వాళ్ళు మరిచి పోయిన, నేను మరిచిపోను'

The movie stands by its title - different shades through the movie: good, boring, funny, too much, enough, good again, crazy, okay. Comedy by JP, Raghu Babu is a relief :) The screenplay needs appreciation, for there is no gripping story but the movie has few good scenes. Photography (Rasool Ellore) is good. Lyrics of this song are nice:  `నిహారిక, నువ్వే నా దరిక, నువ్వే నేనిక, నువ్వే నా కోరిక, నువ్వే నేనయ్యానిక ...'

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Dookudu … a typical Srinu Vytla entertainer!

A daring and dashing cop (Mahesh), his efforts to keep his father (Prakash Raj) happy, and his revenge against a villain (Sonu Sood) – is Dookudu. The director (Sreenu Vytla) connects a reality-show fan (Brahmanandam) and a want-to-be hero (MSNarayana) to this plot. Others (including the heroine Samantha) are just for presence.

The comedy in many parts (not all) of the movie is entertaining – Mahesh’s dialogue delivery, MS’s show reels, and Brahmi’s sms request are worth a mention. The music is just okay. With very little story, the running time is long and I waited for intermission.

The movie is a weekend watch, but we expect more from Mahesh, don’t we?