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Starring : Allu Sirish,Yami Gautam,Prakash Raj.
Producer : Prakash Raj
Cinematography: Preetha
Studio: Duet Movies
Allu Sirish brother of Allu Arjun is debuting into Tollywood industry with "Gouravam" film. He has taken a nice step by choosing a Family entertainer and a non commercial movie. Instead of choosing a mass movie this kind of step will really fetch him. But how long this can be successful is in the hands of director and story of the film. lets see how Sirish is going to impress Telugu audience.
Story:
Arjun (Sirish) who attend a meeting in a small town to regarding his project and finally his project gets approved on his way back he founds a village name and he feels he had come across this name and then memorise it is his friend Shanmugham village. To he decides to have a glace of his friend and go back.
The moment he steps into the village he notices that a different atmosphere and when asked about Shanmugham he finds grudge in villagers words on his friend. When he meets friendly villager then comes to know that his friend who belongs to lower caste has eloped with Rajeswari daughter of Pasupathi (Prakash Raj).
After listening to his friend’s miserable father and his worry regarding his son well about Arjun decides to stay in this village and find out original story. In this process he meets Yazhini (Yami Gautham) who is lawyer and helps him in this finding process.
Finally:
To like this it tolly depends on the taste of the audience.
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