

A politician refrains his daughter from finishing college as it would affect his politics. He decides to get her married to a police officer of the same caste, but things don't go as planned.
Acting
Genelia's livewire energy vs. Allu Arjun's smolder — chemistry that shouldn't work but absolutely does.
Direction
Karunakaran's glossy maximalism turns arranged marriage drama into candy-colored spectacle.
Writing
Brahmanandam's Appala Naidu — peak comic relief that nearly steals the film.

Director
A. Karunakaran
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was Allu Arjun's first full-fledged romantic lead after establishing himself as a dancer-action star; Genelia was already the queen of Telugu feel-good cinema.
The 'police officer groom' trope here reflects real 2000s Andhra Pradesh politics, where IPS marriages were status symbols for political families — the film both mocks and ultimately validates this.