Oy

Siddharth, Shamili, Krishnudu, Nepolian, Ali, Master Bharat, Tanikella Bharani, Pradeep Rawat, M S Narayana, Sunil, Surekha Vani

First half, good performances and climax are its strength, while a dragging second half and dull dialogues mar the tempoe. On the whole, director Anand Ranga has come up with a romantic entertainer watchable in parts.The presentation is good but the narration could have been better. Read More

OY is very mushy at times but the beauty of the film lies in heart-touching moments. First half, good performances and climax are its strength, while dragging second half and dull dialogues mar the movie. On the whole it is okay. Read More

While first half resembles a kind of 'Chukkallo Chandrudu', the second half recalls something on the lines of 'Jab We Met' and 'Geetanjali'. This mixed concoction leaves no pleasant freshness in the film. Read More

After the first half of the film there is hardly anything that one should wait and watch. The ridiculous part of the film is the flight of fancy, the journey that the couple undertake for ten days. It takes a terrible turn with the entry of Pradeep Rawat. Read More

First half of the movie is decent. Second half is lengthy and is dragging at times. The climax is predictable and is not heart-touching. The plus points of the movie are Siddharth, music and cinematography. One should have guts to make such a film in Telugu where heroine dies at the end. Read More