Okkade

Srihari, Santoshi, Mukesh Rushi, Nagababu, Jayaprakash Reddy, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Sivaji Raja, Bharat, L B Sriram, Jeeva, Surekha Vani, Rajita, Sridharanna, Sarika Ramachandra Rao, Telangana Sakuntala

Director Chandra Mahesh, who began with a melodrama like Preyasi Raave, dabbled in other genres before making an action film. But he neither has the talent to discover a plot nor the taste for big action. He needs a crash course in screenplay to sustain himself in the industry. Read More

First half of the film is engaging enough. Second half's tempo goes down a bit. The climax should have been better. The plus points of the film are Srihari's performance, dialogues and mass elements. Read More

LB Sriram is simply brilliant in his role of a police constable. Musical pad up by Vandemataram Srinivas to scenes is satifying. There is only one song in the film, featured on Abhinayasri. The film is worth watching. Read More

On the whole, Okkade leaves you disappointed. The film lacks a taut screenplay essential for cop film. Even Sri Hari’s puchline dialogues lack bite! Read More

Technical contributions to the film are good. Horseman Babu's fights, Vandemataram's music, camera by Adusumilli Vijay and editing by Murali Ramayya are good. Okkade runs with good pace in the first half. Pace slows down in the second half but gains the tempo again towards the climax. Read More