He then starts drinking with his friend and shares memories of his 1st love in the village with a girl where Hari was staying before his father was transferred to Vizag. To overcome this depression, he sits with his best friend by the lighthouse in Vizag beach. He still tries to woo every girl he encounters but fails.
He lives with his parents and twin sister Swecha. From his childhood, Hari used to propose to every girl that he came across but was turned down every time. But it comes across as a culmination of some very well shot sequences, commendable performances and real world simplicity.Hari is a happy go-lucky DJ.
Sailaja… doesn’t really offer anything new. Her confrontation with her Sathyaraj (why he is called a seasoned actor is evident from this film and especially this scene) who plays her father is a highlight. While Keerthy Suresh seems out of place in some sequences, you see her easily flowing into the emotional category with extreme ease. He sprinkles casual humour, uses some riveting background score and makes use of amazing locales to enhance what he has. Complicated it might sound! But well, the director takes you down that lane with ease. And it is interesting for moviegoers to experience their excitement as they know what we already knew. This film falls in the latter category since the viewers expected the childhood friends to fall in love anyway. And that formula has been literally used to death! And the other form of storytelling is starting the tale from where it actually began and giving the audiences a chance to guess when the truth will come out. One, begin the story at a point and at an important juncture, just go to a flashback. While each story is interesting on its own, the second half sees a slow in pace because of too much complication.īut that apart, there are two ways to tell a story.
He wants to take you into Hari’s life and then wants to explain why Sailaja has a change of mind suddenly and why there’s a strain with her father. And it is here that the director kind of falters because he is trying to tell you so many things. This film, however, isn’t just a love story and has layers, one of them being the relationships between Sailaja and her father Srinu (Sathyaraj) which seems strained at the outset but has an underlying emotion. Everything is going smoothly until Sailaja says this: ‘I love you, but I am not in love with you’. It seems Hari (Ram) and Sailaja (Keerthy Suresh) are destined to end up together because after separating in childhood, they meet again under strange circumstances and grow fond of each other. Sailaja… is a slice of life love story with many coincidences that are possible only in the world of movies. The ‘energy’ that is so often tagged to Ram seems to have been channeled into a better direction and well, it works wonders. While the actor has admittedly worked hard on bringing that side of him, the credit would majorly go to director Kishore Tirumala who not only visualized him in this character but also managed to draw the best from him. He’s a complete commercial hero – lover boy with a charming quick wit and an ability to pack a punch – and yet, manages to bring out simplicity with maximum effect. Sailaja… will definitely make it into an important spot because this film saw him give his career best in terms of the nuanced performance which is very unlike Ram, at least from what we have seen in the recent few years. Movie Review: If one lists out milestones in Ram’s career, Nenu.
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But Sailaja doesn’t know how to express and that leads to trouble. Synopsis: Sailaja (Keerthy Suresh) and Hari (Ram) are destined to fall in love.
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