Help the friend ogle at girls, help him get a girl. Help the friend elope but make sure you are left holding a girl’s hand, the friend’s girlfriend’s friend’s hand. End of story? Not really.
Cyber Yugadol Nava Yuga Madhura Prema Kaavyam (CYNYMPK) looks at love without boundaries as a surefire solution to all the angst heaped on lovers, their parents and friends.
Newcomers Guru and Shweta as the friends-turned-lovers impress like the others who play their friends and parents. But Sushma Nanaiah stands out as the jilted and wised up sister. In contrast, Manojava, the youth chasing MLA dream, has a subdued presence.
The director lays bare the merits and demerits of living-in before returning to ideas used in some Telugu films to revive the story. Initially weak, his dialogues secure seetis mingled with admiring gaalis. Vasu and Abhilash rev up the tempo with quirky, pleasing music. A fresher’s attempt, the film is laudable though the entire content is not palatable.
Published 21 September 2012, 19:08 IST