Movie Review Of Neeku Naaku

Prince, Nanditha, Benarjee, Teertha, Venu, Parachuri Venkateswara Rao and others

Siva (Prince) joins as supply boy in a liquor mafia company run by Bapineedu and Chitti Talli (Teertha) to clear off his debts. The company has full of young boys and girls, each of them have financial woes.  There he meets a girl Gatyathri (Nanditha) and love blossoms between them. A problem prompts Gayathri and Siva to flee from the company and Bapineedu and Chitti Talli go after them.  

Newcomers Prince and Nanditha are good in roles of a simple boy and girl - both of them have played deglamorised roles. Nanditha has expressive eyes. Teertha has played lady villain role perfectly. Suman Shett y and Venu have tried to provide laughter in a film that has not much entertainment. Parachuri Venkateshwara Rao and the actor who portrayed the role of Bapineedu are good. Benarjee as a cop is also neaOn technical front, Rasool Ellore 's camera work stands out. Shot on Red Epic camera, Rasool Ellore has captured the misty Araku valley locations beautifully. Two songs by new music composer Yashwanth are good to ears while AnpeRubens has provided background score.
Some dialogues are pretty good. Director Teja has selected good storyline and he has not infused unnecessary comedy to focus more on script. But he should have used taut narration. His work is far better than in his recent movies. The movie's length should have been trimmed.     

Young lovers caught in a messy situation is director Teja's favourite subject. He adds dash of bootlegging to it in Neeku Naaku Dash Dash, his new romantic thriller, bringing novelty factory.  Introducing newcomers in the lead roles, Teja tells the subject of youngsters working under bootleggers. This backdrop of liquor mafia in dense Araku valley gives fresh look to an otherwise oft-repeated subject of teenage love. 

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