Cast: Bala Krishna, Katrina Kaif, Charmme, Punit Issar, Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao, Chalapati Rao, Kota Srinivsa Rao
Music: Mani Sharma
Producer: MRV Prasad
Banner: PB Arts Productions
Story - screenplay - Dialogues: Paruchuri brothers
Direction: Jayant C Paranji

Theatrical release date: 5th October 2005

Story:

Balayya as he is fondly known plays a dual role after a long time, much to the delight os his fans and that too in style. He plays Ranjith an upright and fearless Police officer and his underrated, directionless, carefree kid brother Giri. Ranjith's presence apparently becomes a serious obstacle for GK - the dreaded Mafia don smuggling arms for anti-national elements. He can not but deal with Ranjith to survive in his nefarious business. He contemplates to eliminate Ranjith's family. But least did he imagine, even in his farthest dreams that he will have to deal with Giri, who would make his worst nightmares come true and make Ranjith look like a paragon of peace. Giri rises to the occassion and proves himself to be worthy of his father's love and respect.

Balakrishna excels in both the roles. He generates tremendous applause for his dialogues and mannerisms and leaves the audiences asking for an encore. Charmme in the role of a village belle is habitually charming. Katrina Kaif is sophistication and elegance personified. Music by Mani Sharma is excellent. Jayanth's skill in elevating a simple story to a gripping entertainer deserves kudos.

Soundtrack:

• Chinuku Laga
• Maa Subbalachamma
• Mallelona Illeyarra
• Nede Ee Naade
• Ongolu Githaro
• Dikki Dikki