Cinema Choopistha Maava Telugu Movie
Kaththi (Raj Tharun) is an irresponsible, jobless Road side Romeo who falls flat for a Bengali girl, Praneetha (Avika Gor) instantly. After some initial friction, Praneetha also respond positively to him, that leaves Kaththi to convince her father (Rao Ramesh) who works in medical department. As every father, he hates to have a road side romeo as his son-in-law and then gives him a task to make sure he can be responsible as well. What is that? Can he manage to complete it? What are the hurdles in his path? forms the rest of the story.
Raj Tharun had performed seamlessly in the character of a road side romeo. His dialogue delivery and timing is good. Avika Gor is beautiful as always in the girl next door character. However she is not properly used in the second half. Rao Ramesh is an asset to the film and he is superb as the girl's father. Posani is good as a doctor. Rest of them are okay.
Director Trinadh Rao had come up with a decent job. Hero, a jobless romeo trying to woo heroine's father and accepting his challenge is not any thing. There are numerous films in this concept but the director had executed it well with pacy narration and fun filled confrontation scenes between Raj Tharun and Rao Ramesh. However he should have chopped off many unnecessary scenes in the first half especially the love scenes which are very loud. Also the climax seem to be lengthy.
Sekhar Chandra had delivered a decent album and the back ground score is decent. Editing could have been better. Camera work is good while production values are adequate.
Finally, Cinema Choopistha Maava is a decent mass entertainer despite its predicatable subject. The comedy will work in the favour of the movie to make sure the audience are not bored. Give it a try but with out much expectations!
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