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Firstly, this unique concept is a rarity in Tollywood, and the makers deserve appreciation for tackling such a distinct subject.

Sohel, known for his stint in Bigg Boss Telugu S4, deserves credit for taking on this challenging role. Accepting a character like this isn't easy for any actor, and Sohel's performance is admirable. He displays restraint in his acting, a noticeable improvement from his previous films.

Debutant director Srinivas Vinjanampati could have paid more attention to ensuring the film was an emotional rollercoaster. The emotional aspect is essential, especially in films that explore the concept of motherhood (fatherhood?).

While the dialogue writer and music composer made efforts to elevate certain scenes, the responsibility of creating impactful scenes that evoke emotion ultimately rests with the director.

Several characters in the film, such as Raja Ravindra, Avinash, and Ali, have minimal presence and do not significantly influence the overall narrative.

Bigg Boss fame Sohel is decent in his role. His subtle performance as a middle-class person looks good. Besides, he has fine comedy timing and good dancing skills. Totally, he solely leads the entire film with his performance.

Heroine Mokksha looks good and her decent performance is one of the best things that need to be mentioned. The remaining actors give their best in the given roles.

Story:

Lakshman (Syed Sohel Ryan) is a middle-class student, who falls in love with his college mate Shriya (Mokksha), a rich yet simple girl. He leaves his poor father for doing nothing for him and Shriya takes care of Lakshman. Unfortunately, they break up over an issue. Later Lakshman decides to be rich and starts an elite marriage bureau with his childhood friends. He turns rich in no time and he changes a lot. One day, he comes to know about the bad phase of Shriya. What happened to Shriya? What did Lakshman do then? Did they reunite.