The Subhadra Parinayam scene and Lagga Yettu song come at a very emotional stage and irritate the audience completely. If Vennela Kishore and Shakalaka Shankar’s comedy track would have not been there, things would have been even worse in the first half. So many waste family and silly college scenes are thrown at us for no reason. Post the initial ten minutes of the film, there is no story till the interval scene.

Things do not make much sense as the concept chosen and the scenes showcased are not in sync. The film starts of well in the first half but slowly becomes a routine revenge drama featuring Madhavan. One of the biggest minus points of the film is that the so called alien hand syndrome showcased in the film has not been connected well with the story line. His track is pretty ordinary but Madhavan breathes life into it with his performance. Madhavan is pretty good as the main villain and does his best in the second half. Some comedy scenes featuring Vennela Kishore and Shakalaka Shankar evoke decent laughs in the first half. Bhumika is okay in her supporting role and so was Thagubothu Ramesh. Performance wise too, she is neat and if she picks her films well, she can go a long way in Tollywood. Niddhi Agarwal makes a good debut as she looks pretty and has a very good screen presence. Chay plays his part well and as he has been given a mass elevation, the young hero looks good in all the fights. The action sequences and thrills showcased in the film have been composed well and look good on screen. The first ten minutes of the film is quite interesting as the vanishing twin syndrome has been established quite clearly.

Parinayam movie rulz