Story:
Another psychological entertainer from the mastermind Neelakanta. The story revolves around the life of Vishwaksena (Raja) an orphan who is brought up by the honest and truthful teacher Shankaram (Tanikella). Living in testing conditions and looking at life the hard way, Vishwak believes that life is all about calculations and mental games. He is successful to a large extent with his approach towards people and gets to a decent job in the famous Sri Krishna Constructions whose chairman (Suman) is known to be a very hardworking person. In no time he gets to be very famous in the office due to his intelligent thinking and strategy planning. Fate plays a special turn when Vishwak meets his childhood sweetheart Swetha (Genelia) who comes from Canada and happens to be the darling daughter of Suman. Feeling that the time has come for him to confess his deep love which was hiding since his younger days, Vishwak as usual hatches plans to get Swetha to like him. However, his strategies come to a dead end when Swetha confesses her love for Siddharth (Sonu Sood) who lives by ideals and believes in human relations than anything else and asks Vishwak to help her win her love. What happens in the end? Does Vishwak get successful this time with his intellect? Did Swetha get successful in her love for Siddharth forms the rest of the film.

Presentation:
An interesting psychological entertainer, Neelakanta has yet again proved what he knows best - the art of human psychology and the distinct line between emotions and intellect. The subject is very engrossing and with Neelakanta's touch it has got enough fuel to shine on the screen. However, he should have worked a bit on stitching the plot to bring out the kind of impact that the audience can relate when the film is on. The story lost its grip during the second half due to the dragging sequences leaving no time for the climax which ended abruptly. Full marks to the background score and the camera department which has caught the right emotions. Even the songs are melodious and the overall feel of the film was pleasant. The make up department needs to be careful since there was an overdose of paint and Lipstick on Genelia in few scenes, even Suman looked a bit puffed up at some shots. Raja has definitely got a very meaty role in this film and the character had lot of substance, thanks to the director. Genelia was her usual bubbly self and at times both of them mixed very well on the screen with their contrasting natures. Sonu Sood was elegant. The highlight of the comedy track was the stellar performance by MS along with the exceptional comedy by Dharmavarapu. Their interactions are worth a treat. Suman , Brahmanandam, Suman Shetty, Thanikella Bharani did their bits with grace.

Conclusion:
A very interesting subject well handled by the director trying to convey the human nature in a very psychological fashion. While the first half was at the peak and audience were sure of a very classy product, the second half lost its momentum due to elongated sequences which did not give space to bring out a very convincing emotion to the audience in the climax. The pace slowed down a great deal in the second half  but thanks to the technical brilliance of Neelakanta aided by his impressive screenplay the ship reached its shore safely. Since there are no releases for the next few days, the film will run to packed houses, this is a more appealing subject to the class while mass may not relish such deep thoughts and thinking. The film had everything to become a blockbuster if the pre release promos were aggressive and the editing in the second half were smart but will settle to a decent hit.

Bharatstudent verdict : A quality entertainer with an intelligent touch!! Worth watching once...