Sundarakanda (2008)

Kota is the only saving grace. Music by Vidyasagar is nothing to rave about. Photography by KRK Raju is neat, though. A shot where decreasing of shadow to depict the time passed till the dusk is quite interesting. Read More

Music by Vidya Sagar is good and the lyrical clarity is maintained very well. Cinematography by Raju is fine. Read More

Charmee in the role of Pinky has done full justice to her role but her character is uninteresting. Prema as Charmee's mother doesn't like look a mom to an 18 year old girl. Nor does the director take any effort to show difference to young Prema and when she turns mother. Read More

Allari Naresh plays a journalist who rides on bicycle with a camera on his shoulder and takes photographs. His character is enough to show how old-fashioned the film is. Kota is the only saving grace. Read More

Coming to performances, Charmee as the protagonist is okay but she looks old for the role especially when she has Prema (mother) or Suneel Sharma (father) in the same frame. The highlight of the film is Kota Srinivasa Rao's performance. Read More

Charmi is simply superb as Bapu bomma, but the impact is lost due to the too traditional attire put on her when the audiences would sure expect modernity and glamour, which Bapu missed in this movie. Read More

Charmme lived to the expectations of the director as well as the audiences. She proved that she was a perfect fit to the role. She was quite chirpy, chivalrous and quirky from her routine roles. Read More