Oye movie review

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Film

Oy
Genre Drama
Banner

Universal Media
Cast Siddharth, Shamili, Napoleon, Krishnudu, Sunil, Surekha Vani, Ali, Pradeep Rawath, master Bharath, Tanikella Bharanietc
Music Yuvan Shankar Raja
Screen Play Anand Ranga
Direction Anand Ranga
Producers

Danaiah DVV
Release Date 3rd july 2009

Plot:

The film is about a guy falls in love with gorgeous girl and he is playing all the tricks to win heart and finally expresses his love. But it is know that she is suffering from a deadly disease. What happened from there is rest of the story.



Overall synopsis:

Uday (Siddharth) is the son of a rich businessman, and enjoying a jovial life. In the process, he saw a girl Sandhya (Shamili) and he falls in love with her at first sight. Sandhya is a traditional girl living at a beachside house in Vizag and she is running a nursery. She is a simple, hard working, careful, far sighted and has a strong belief in numerology.

Then Uday with the help of his friend Fatso (Krishnudu) enters in her house as Paying Guest to win her heart. He is making plans to woo Sandhya. Finally, he proposes his love on her birthday and gives 12 beautiful birthday gifts. But it is learn that she is suffering from a deadly cancer, which is in the advanced stage. What happens from there and what did Uday do make her life happy. Is Sandhya dies or not in climax, it should be watched on the screen.

Performances:

Siddharth gave a brilliant performance as a lover boy in this film and did justice to his role. His acting is not up to the mark in some emotional scenes. He excels in some dance moments.

Shamili debuts as a heroine with this film. She is gorgeous with her homely looks. There is no big change in her facet when compared to her childhood face. Shamili acted well and is perfectly suited for this role.
Tamil actor Napoleon acted in this after a hiatus and gives a mature performance. Surekha Vani is looking sexy in western fits. Sunil, Ali and master Bharat succeeds in some humor in the audience faces. Krishnudu acted well as innocent guy in this film also. Tanikella acted well as ‘Telugu Pundit’ and Pradeep Rawat has limited presence on the screen.

Technical Values:

The director Anand Ranga has come up with a romantic entertainer with sentiment and calamity. The presentation was good but the narration could have been better. The film’s story is copied from the Korean film ‘A Millionaire's First Love’, Hollywood film ‘Love Story’ and Telugu film ‘Geetanjali’.

The dialogues and the script were okay but the screenplay was average. Cinematography by Vijay Chakravarthy is excellent. He captured the beautiful locations of Vizag in fine manner. Yuvan Shankar Raja scored good music and background score for the film. Editing could have been better. Art and costumes department did a fine job. The production values are good the movie has been made with high technical values.
The first half of the film is good with humor scenes but the second half is boring with the sentimental scenes

Conclusion:

The film can be watched once for Shamili’s debut as a heroine

[maddie]

The first half of the movie is completely entertaining, second-half was bit soggy and boring at times. girls abs don't like d movie as the herione is dead in the movie...........i got dis frm some of d girls