Movie: Beeruva
Timesofap Rating: 2.25 /5
Cast: Sundeep Kishan,Surabhi and others
Directed by : Kanmani
Produced by : Ramoji Rao
Banner :Ushakiran, Aanandi Aarts
Music : Thaman S
Release Date : Jan 23 2015

Story:

Sanju (Sundeep Kishan) a happy go lucky guy, son of Industrialist Suriya Narayana (Naresh) falls in love in the first instance with Swathi (Surabhi). In a short time, they start liking each other. Seeing this as a perfect opportunity both run away. Suriya Narayana faces the loss of everything he loves, due to sudden issue in company. He meets up with Aadhi

Kesav Rao (Mukesh Rushi) to get over the business issues. But things turn around when Suriya Narayana gets to know he is trying to kill his son. At the same time aspiring politician Ajay (Ajay) starts searching for Sanju. What are his issues with Ajay? Why was Aadhi Kesav Rao trying to kill Sanju? How did Sanju end up in a Deepu's (Anisha SIngh) Beeruva? How Sanju fights for his love forms the rest of the stoyline.

Performances:
 
Sundeep Kishan: Expect nothing much for this Young Hero in 'Beeruva' other than improvement in the way he does dances and fights.
 
Surabhi: She came out with flying colors in her Telugu debut. Performed exceptionally well and appeared glamorous in songs to do complete justice to the opportunity given.
 
Comedy tracks of Naresh, Sapatagiri and Shakalaka Shankar is the major highlight of the movie. Aneesha Singh enthralls the masses with hot exposure. As Baddie, Mukesh Rushi plays his part to perfection. Rest of the cast including Ajay and Anitha Chowdary were adequate.


Plus Points:
 
Heroine
Comedy
Cinematography
 
Minus Points:

Direction
Predictable Plot
Run Time
Lack of twists

Technical Departments:

Editor ensured that there are no scrap scenes in the film. Viewers will be released as film has no boring scenes. Thaman's tunes are not attractive and BGM is ok.

Cinematography is good. Kanmani's direction and screenplay is average. Production values are ok.

Analysis:

So after all that hype and anticipation, Beeruva turns out to be a disappointment because of its sappy plot and otiose proceedings. There are too many mars that you can't ignore.

The movie is shot well, the camera work is good - there are some well executed scenes, but when you have blemished formula in your hands then no matter what the chef does his dish will end up disappointing the athirst audience.

Final Word: Overall, Beeruva is one film you'd be better off not seeing in the theatres. For this so called fun ride, it's all thumbs down. The film moves slowly and it's hardly funny. You'll be better if you miss this one!