Rating: 3/5
Banner: Varahi Chalana Chitra
Cast: Ajay, Naga Shou
Story: P V Giri
Dialogues: Ramesh Gopi
Music: M M Keeravani
Editor: Tammi Raju
Cinematography: S Rajasekhar
Producer: Rajani Korapati
Screenplay, Direction: Trikoti
Release Date: Oct 10, 2014
It’s the season of small films. A lot of new and relatively new film-makers are touching upon subjects that are off beat to suit the changing tastes of audiences. Ajay starrer Dikkulu Choodaku Ramayya is one such attempt by Rajamouli’s assistant Trikoti. Let’s see how the film has come up…
Story:
The film starts off with Murali Krishna (Ajay), a bank officer with SBI who is married to Bhavani (Indraja) and has two grown-up sons. There is a voice-over which tells us right at the beginning that he was married at the age of 17 due to which his dream of having a love marriage goes awry.
During his many trials in falling in love with a young girl, Murali Krishna or Krish as he likes to be called meets an aerobics instructor Sameetha (Sana Maqbool)