Cast: Allari Naresh, Sneha Ullal, Ashish Vidhyarthi, Jaya Prakash Reddy, Ahuthi Prasad, Subbaraju, Ali, Chalapathi Rao, Dharmavarapu Subrahmanyam and Others.

Music: Sri Vasantham

Art: Babji

Editing: Marthand K.Venkatesh

Cinematography: Adusumilli Vijayababu

Producer: Vedaraju Timber

Director: Seetharamaraju

Banner: Sri Ranjit Movies

Story: Kalyan (Allari Naresh) is a Police Informer. The crime rate in the area of the police station where he works has been decreased only because him. Having noticed his capabilities the commissioner (Chalapathi Rao) endorses him a task to get the information of one gang of mafia leaders and their illegal activities. As part of his duty, he acts as the son of J.P.(Jayaprakash), the� mafia don and wants to marry Swapna (Sneha Ullal) the daughter of another mafia don (Ahuthi Prasad). As a part of his operation, he goes to Bangkok to get the information of another mafia leader Nanda (Ashish Vidhyarthi). Meanwhile, there is a generation of comedy of errors. Does he achieve his task finally? Watch it on silver screen.

Artists Performance:

Allari Naresh: As usual, he exhibited his own style of acting again. His action in the first 20 minutes, and his dialogues with Ashish Vidyarthi in the climax scenes generated hilarious comedy. Unlike his other movies, he didn't dance well.

Sneha Ullal: She was beautiful at looks but no proper expressions were noticed in her face. Maybe her blue eyes dominated her expressions. Her physique also was too slim. She better concentrate in developing lower half of her body (thighs and calf etc.)

Others: Like a big hero movie, we can see many top grade villains in this movie like Ashish Vidhyarthi, Jaya Prakash Reddy, Ahuthi Prasad etc. However, as they were given comedy roles, they did their part well. Ali appeared in different get ups. Others were just okay.

Technical Department:

Music: Music by Sri Vasanth is quite boring. Nothing special in background score as well as songs composition.

Story, Screenplay and Direction: The debutant director could handle the situational comedy subject to some extent well. The first 30 minutes and the last 30 minutes of the movie were good. The story was dragging in the middle to some extent. On a whole the director could succeed in his attempt partly.

Side Lights:

When one of the rowdies in the beginning calls the hero as Pawan Kalyan, he started acting as Pawan suddenly and there was a huge response from the audience.
When a clipping of 'Sada Siva' song from 'Khaleja' was shown, many whistles were heard in the theater.
The BGM of 'Ninnila Choosthunte' song was copied from the old tune, 'Nee leela paadeda deva' from 'Muripinche Muvvalu' movie.
Hero's introduction dialogue spelled by Dharmavarapu was no less intense than any other big hero.

Catchy Dialogues:

Nenu thoda kodatha, pirra gilutha lanti punch dialogues cheppanu.--Hero to rowdies
Prema cheppi puttadu. Doma cheppi kuttadu.--Hero to Heroine
Ammaayilu Maniratnam cinema herolani choosi muchchat padatharu. Kaani..Puri Jagannadh cinemaalloni herolane ishtapadatharu.-Hero to His friend
Prema anedi picture tube laantidi. Picture kanipisthundi. Kaani tube kanipinchadu.�Hero
Magadheera cinema anthaa choosi..Ram Charan ki Kajal emavuthundi? Annaatta evado.--Hero to villains

Pros:

Allari Naresh's non-stop humor.

Cons:

Poor songs.
Very low production values.

Bottom Line: This Madatha Kaja is not much tastier. But there is no harm in trying it once.

Rating: 2.75/5