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'Seematapakay' Review: Moderate Entertainer

Rating: 2.5/5
Banner: Wellfare Creations
Cast: Allari Naresh, Poorna, Sayaji Shinde, Nagineedu and others
Music: Vandemataram Srinivas
Editing: Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao
Cinematography: Adusimilli Vijay Kumar
Story, screenplay, direction: G Nageshwar Reddy
Producer: Malla Vijay Prasad
Release date: 13/05/2011


Allari Naresh who scored a hit with his last movie ‘Aha Naa Pellanta’ has now arrived with yet another comedy treat. Let us see how entertaining this is


Story: Sri Krishna (Naresh) is the blue eyed boy for his big and stinking rich family (Sayaji, Sudha, Surekha Vani, Ravi and others).

He falls in love with Satya (Poorna) who believes in helping the poor. She has a special hatred for rich people and knowing this Krishna along with his friend (Vennela Kishore) disguise as poor people and befriend her.

In no time, Krishna manages to convince his family also to cooperate and act as poor people. The love blossoms and Krishna’s family also likes Satya. However, Krishna discovers that Satya is originally from Kurnool and her father is the dreaded factionist Nagineedu (Nagineedu).

Does Poorna know Krishna’s identity? Will Krishna’s family accept Satya’s family? All this forms the rest of the story.


Performances:
Allari Naresh does his bit as required but this time, one doesn’t see his significant contribution. He just sways along with the story and carries the film without any special impact.

Poorna is good in emotional scenes and was overacting a bit during the regular scenes. But then, she is spicy hot in the songs and reveals a totally different side of her.

Sayaji Shinde delivers as required. More than his characterization, it is his body language and facial expressions that give enough humour to the audience.

Nagineedu was elegant and matured, Ravu Ramesh was not used to his fullest potential, Sudha was neat, Brahmi was okay, LB Sriram was standard, Vennela Kishore made his presence felt, Surekha Vani was sensuous, Geeta Singh was general, Jayaprakash Reddy was usual.


Highlights:

• Dialogues
• Poorna’s glamour and sex appeal in songs
• First half
• Parody song of Simha, Khaleja, Brindaavanam etc

Drawbacks:

• Routine storyline
• Second half
• Not enough dose of comedy
• Not much from Allari Naresh this time

Analysis:
The film has come in with some hype and with the buzz that there is a dig at ‘Simha’ ‘Khaleja’ etc, the expectations were more.

However, the film is a safe comedy entertainer. To those who are seeking some variety in Allari Naresh movies, this will not help. It is the standard formula entertainer and it scores as it passes off without any idle moment. On the other hand, comedy is timing oriented and dialogue focused which keeps the audience busy.

But the content is on beaten track. There is no reasonable depth in characters and characterizations.

The director banked on the taste and sensibility of regular C center audiences. It certainly goes well with that set of audiences as its being summer and viewers keep theaters busy.

There is also an underlying message to the rich in this with some comedy attached to it. On the whole, the film will bring some entertainment to the masses and the family audience, to an extent. Keeping the cost effective production in view point, it has a chance of landing in profit zone with positive word of mouth and due to the summer season.


Bottomline: Beaten Track But Ok

Allari Naresh's sexy moves with Sister!

This is the heading that strikes the mind of any common web reader, after listening to the 'golden words' of our comedy hero Allari Naresh. If that is looking like a sin, then we can say that this drumstick man has committed it. Allari Naresh, the minimum guarantee hero of Telugu Cinema Industry has uttered some strange words the other day. After pairing up and shaking legs hotly with sexy actress Poorna for his upcoming flick 'Seema Tapakai', Naresh is giving scandalous statements. At a recent event, he quoted his sexy co-star as a 'sweet sister' and the actress too went on calling him 'Naresh Bhayya, my sweet brother'. While the onlookers at the event shocked with these 'relationship' tags, common public are saying it is bizarre. Generally, no one can imagine a brother going sexy and wet with his sister, while Naresh thinks it is okay. Though he has first-rate image in trade circles, the actor is painting black on his good track record with such 'mindless' talks.

Allari Naresh's Blunder Mistake

Usually, Allari Naresh is known for his hardworking nature and his eye for the right kind of scripts that make him a minimum guarantee actor in the market. However, what he did recently took many by surprise and this is not about the choice of a script but the choice of his words related to his heroine.

All this happened during the audio release function of his new movie ‘Seema Tapakai’. When his turn came, Allari Naresh addressed his heroine Poorna and said “My sweet co-star Poorna… you might think otherwise but actually, she is like my sweet sister.” On hearing this, senior actor Rajendra Prasad rebuked Naresh for calling his heroine as a sister.

As if that is not enough, even when Poorna’s turn came, she also addressed Allari Naresh as her sweet brother. The cine folks who heard this are now asking “What will audience feel when they see the movie onscreen? Already, looking at the posters and teasers, many feel there are few hot scenes between the two. This is giving bad impression on Allari Naresh. Let us hope he doesn’t speak like that again.”

Late Veturi boiling on Allari Naresh

Veturi Sundara Rama Murthy's mortal body could have left the world but his mighty soul is always remained in the hearts of Telugu music lovers. As long as his memorable lyrics and songs are played he is still alive in between us. Off late the trend of remixes has gone over the limit destroying the lyrical values of old songs. Fresh illustration is with music from Allari Naresh's new film 'Seema Tapakai'. Music composer Vandemataram Srinivas coming with this project after a long gap remixed the old super hit song 'Akasamlo Oka Thaara' from super hit film 'Simhasanam' of super star Krishna. Late Veturi is the lyricist whose soul would be boiling for the way verses of this song are killed in the mouth of singer Javed Ali. It is unfortunate that singers from other languages are contaminating lyrical value by spelling the words in a pathetic way. In bigger interest of Telugu language, music directors should take care of blunders sang by this type of singers.

Video:Seema Tapakai Audio Release Function

'Madhura' to release Seema Tapakai audio

Allari Naresh and Poorna starrer 'Seema Tapakai'  audio will be launched by Madhura audio company on April 18th. Producer of this film who is also an MLA, Malla Vijayaprasad informed that the movie is now busy with the post-production work. He is producing the movie on his Welfare creations banner.

Nageshwar Reddy directed this romantic comedy and Vandemataram Srinivas composed music for it. Yesteryear superhit song 'Aakashamlo Oka Tara..' from Simhasanam has been remixed for this movie. Incidentally in Allari Naresh's previous film 'Aha Naa Pellanta' another yesteryear blockbuster song 'Chinukula Raali...' has been remixed by the music director Raghu Kunche.

"We completed the shooting of this movie. Due to proper planning and homework we managed to complete the shoot on time. The songs have come out well. Lyrics penned by Bhaskarabhatla and Ananta Sriram are catchy.We are sure it will appeal to audience" producer Malla Vijayaprasad said.