Title : Kevvu Keka
Release Date : 19th July 2013
Genre : Comedy
Banner : Jahnavi Productions
Director : Devi Sri Prasad
Producer : Boppana Chandrasekhar
Cast : Allari Naresh, Sharmila Mandre, Krishna Bhagwan, M.S.Narayana.
Music Director : Chinni Charan
Story : Vegesna Sathish
Photography : A.Vijaya Kumar
Editing : Nandamuri Hari
Censor : U/A
Kevvu Keka Movie Review :-
Buchi (Allari Naresh) who is a sales man in a shopping mall loves a girl Mahalaxmi (Sharmila Mandre), but her father wants her to marry a rich man as he want to take revenge with his owner by showing that he can become richer than her. Heroine introduces hero as the owner of the shopping mall to her father and for which hero has to undergo many troubles to keep up the lie. One day the fact opens up before the heroine father and he becomes angry and don’t want his daughter to marry a sales man, then heroine makes hero take a vow that in six months he will become owner of the shopping mall and marry her in case he fails she has to marry according to her father’s wish.
Then hero’s uncle tells him about his flashback and how two of his father’s friends cheated him because of which hero’s property is lost and suggests him to recover his money from them and tell him that one of them is in Bangkok . Hero takes off to Bangkok . What happened in Bangkok? Does hero succeed in the recovery of his money and could marry heroine? the answer to these questions is the most hilarious part of the movie, which should be watched on the Silver screen.
Allari Naresh as usual performed well. Sharmila Mandre though a debutante acted will and was looking beautiful in both salwal’s and western outfits. M.S.Narayana, Krishna Bhagwan and Ashish Vidyarthi as usual excelled in their roles.
Song locations were rich and second half of the movie was more hilarious. Director ended the movie with all the characters in the movie learning a lesson and moving to the positive side in their life, which was good.
Bottom line: For all those who want to laugh heartily and just relax, this is a must watch.
Rating:- 3/5
