Subramanyam for Sale

Review By Kamal K

Harish has used a regular formula that has been applied in many movies. This man surely knows the mass pulse and has infused masala entertainment through out the film. Whenever you think the film is getting routine, he surprises you with some hilarious comedy episodes.

Right from his look to his dances, Tej nails it with his performance. He is pretty good with his fights and has a stunning screen presence.

Regina is yet another major attraction of movie. She oozes glamour. Subramanyam For Sale also clicks big time because of her sizzling chemistry with Tej. The couple are inseparable and look perfect on screen.

Brahmanandam gets a meaty role and all his scenes with Tej have come out well.

Negatives -

Routine story Excess length Mix of many movies

Verdict -

If you manage to ignore the routine and predictable story line, this film will entertain you from the word go and ends up as a paisa vasool entertainer.

The story starts off in Kurnool where Sita (Regina Cassandra) runs away from a marriage that she does not want. And off she goes to the US to marry her Facebook boyfriend. Like in all films, the FB boyfriend turns out to be a fraud and she ends up acting as the wife of Subramanyam (Sai Dharam Teja), thanks to a 'Best Couple' competition held by NRI Rajasekhar (Naga Babu). Brahmanandam gets to play Chintakay and the comedy king is as best as ever, though director Harish Shankar hasn't given him a big role. Highlights: Sai Dharam Teja's dances Drawbacks: Routine story Lack of novelty Excess length Mix of many movies. Right from the beginning, Sai Dharam Teja has mimicked either Chiranjeevi or Pawan Kalyan throughout the movie in an obvious attempt to satisfy the mega fans. So there is less creativity, more mass elements.