HERO

Radhakrishna (Nithin) is the son of a police commissioner Nagendra Naidu (Naga Babu). Father dreams to make his son a police officer but the son roams like a directionless vagabond. His eccentric mother (Kovai Sarala) wishes to make him a film star.Out of the blue Radha Krishna undergoes short term police training in an academy where he meets Krishna Veni (Bhavana) as his colleague. The suspense opens with her, when news rolls on TV channel stating that she is a naxalite.

READY
Director:Seenu Vytla
Producer:Sri Sravanthi Movies,Music:Devi Sri Prasad,Cast:Ram, Genelia, Brahmanandam, Sunil, జయప్రకాశ్.This clean family entertainer may be inspired from half a dozen Hindi feel-good candy floss love stories but what makes it watchable are its lead pair Ram and Genelia. There are far too many stereotypes whom you have seen in umpteen films of this genre but director Seenu Vytla has packaged the film with all commercial ingredients in the right mix sans any vulgarity, crude comedy or mindless action.

ULLASANGA UTSHANGA
Director:Karunkaran
Music:G V Prakash Kumar Cast:Yasho Sagar (Debutant), Sneha Ullal, Brahmanandam, Chandra Mohan
It is a romantic fun film that explores love and friendship in cool manner. Director Karunakaran presents the movie entertainingly with cool visuals and peppy music. Despite wafer thin storyline, the narration is impressive. Karunkaran has packaged it in style. But second half peters out but on the while he succeeds in holding the audience’s interest. Highlights of the movie are good visuals, music (especially the songs) by G V Prakash Kumar and the romantic thread between the lead pair.Dhanalakshmi (Sneha Ullal) has a childhood friend called Balaji, who consoles her when she is in distress. Especially, he gives a good solace when her father passed away and when she was facing troubles in the hands of her stepmother.

GUNDE JALLUMNNADI
Director:Madan Music:M.M.Keeravani Cast:Uday Kiran, Aditi Sharma, Srinivasa Reddy, VenumadhavGunde Jhallumandi is old wine in a new tetra pack! The film has its own lighter moments, good music and songs, and impressive performances from lead actors. The first half is more enjoyable than the second half that suffers due to slow narration and predicatability.Neelima (Aditi Sharma) alias Neelu believes that all guys try to impress girls and run away with them in the name of love marriages. In order to keep guys away from her, she creates a character by name Rajesh, which she picks from the ID card of an Infosys employee that she accidentally collides with on the road.

CHINTHAKAYALA RAVI
Chintakayala Ravi, starring Venkatesh, Anushka and Mamta Mohandas, Chintakayala Ravi, with its promising and hilarious title, has not stood up to the expectations of the audiences. A predictable storyline, slipshod screenplay and mediocre direction are all about the film. Venky's performance, locales of the US and NTR's special appearance are some of the highlights.Chintakayala Ravi (Venkatesh) works in a bar named Cyber Wave in New York. He is a head waiter along with his three more friends as waiters. He is all in awe of software engineers coming to that bar as he has also reached the US with the dream of becoming a software pro. But, he became a waiter due to some unavoidable circumstances.

KANTRI

First things first- The much hyped NTR starrer after that super hit Yamadonga is good in parts. NTR has once again mesmerized the audiences with his electrifying dance movements, stunts and hard-hitting dialogues that will directly appeals to the masses.Kranti aka Kantri (NTR) is a Good Samaritan and to put it in his own words: "Kantri for cheats." An orphan himself, he soon finds himself in the midst of baddies, forced to be a part of their empire. Their boss is Pothu Raju aka PR (Prakash Raj), who rules his ring of operations from counterfeit currency to smuggling to all nefarious activities in Hyderabad, with his base in Hong Kong. Seshu (Ashish Vidyarthi), Acid (Raghu Babu) and Bairagi (Subba Raju) look after PR's business in Hyderabad.