Cast : Pawan Kalyan, Neha Oberoi, Shriya, Jayasudha, Gulshan Grover, Saurabh Shukla, Milind gunaji
Camera : Ramesh
Art : Anand Sai
Fights : Stunt Siva, Vijayan
Music : Mani Sarma
Direction : Karunakaran
Release Date : 6th January 2005
Pawan Kalyan plays an orphan(Ghani) from hyderabad who is broughtup by a don, Khan who is also from the same city. Ghani growsup in Delhi as his right hand.
Ghani falls in love with Indu(Neha Uberoi), who lives with her mother Jayasudha in Delhi.
Differences creep in between them when Ghani refuses to kill his ladylove Indu, who is the witness of a crime committed by Khan.
Khan plans the elimination of both Ghani and Indu, but Ghani escapes with a smaller wound while Indu dies in the mishap in agra.
Ghani landsup in hyderabad as BALU, the name given by his dead lover Indu. He becomes a florist in the local market area and manages to win the confidence of local mafia leader Nayudamma and his gang.
He is hell bent on eliminating local mafia leader Nayudamma who controls the market’s land.
But what connection does nayudamma have with his past life?
How does he take revenge for Indu’s death?
These interesting questions can be answered only when movie is seen on screen.
Comedy attempted by Sunil, Brahmanandam, Dharmavarapu Subrahmanyam is dissappointing.
Mahesh Anand and sippy does well is few comic scenes.
Mani’s music, Ramesh’s Camera work, Anand Sai’s artwork stand apart.
The climax fight is well shot but might dissappoint fans, who expect heavy fights, especially after establishing sympathy on Indu’s character and showing that Balu lives only for that purpose.
