Film: Ganesh Cast: Ram, Kajal Agarwal, Poonam Kaur, Asish Vidyarthi, Brahmanandam, Rohini Hattamgadi and others. Music: Micky J Meyer Cinematography: Hari Anumolu Dialogues: Abburi Ravi Fights: Peter Heins Editing: Sreekar Prasad Story, Screenplay and direction: M.Saravanan Producer: Sravanthi Ravi Kishore
Story: Ganesh(Ram) is friendly and helpful to his friends and neighbours. He decides to help his friend's love to be fruitful. So, he pretends as he is fallen in love with Divya(Kajal Agarwal) the sister in law of his friend. But, he really falls in love with her. However, he also acts as a superman before 26 kids to attract them. Later, Divya comes to know that his love with her is just an acting. Knowing this fact, she avoids his presence before her. He tries to convince her but of no use. At the end she realizes his true love on her and thus the story comes to a happy ending.
Artists Performance:
Ram: His diction, dances and performance are pretty good. He got maturity in acting. He dances well in last song 'Raja Maharaja'.
Kajal Agarwal: She is beautiful. But, don't expect the way as she appeared in Magadheera. She was gorgeous there. But, here she is not up to the mark. One who expects skin show from her, definitely gets big dissappointment because she mostly shown in Salwar Kameez throughout the movie.
Others: Brahmanandam's comedy is adequate. Asish Vidyarthi, Poonam Kaur etc. did their job well. Surprising gift for audience in this movie is the performance of 26 kids. They acted very naturally and liberally.
Technical Department:
Story, Screenplay and Direction: First half of the movie is good. The scenes involved with kids are funny and fresh. Their performance reminds us the old movie 'Ramadandu'. But the second half of the movie is very lengthy and so many boring scenes we met with. The romantic scenes between Ganesh and Divya were not directed properly. It is believed that best screenplay of any movie gives a lot of strength to any movie. Here, the screenplay and direction are poor.
Other Departments:
Music: Music dominates the lyrics in many songs. They are hard to hear. Micky J Meyer must know how to compose music on these kind of movies. Any way, 'Chalo' song is good.
Fights: Peter Heins never disappoints us.
Cinematography: Average
Dialogues: monotonous
Analysis:
Plus Points:
1. Ram's performance
2. Kids' performance
Minus Points:
1. Second half
2. Music
Bottom Line: This is one and the only movie that may get the status of at least average position after Magadheera's release.
Rating: 3/5
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