Dr. Rajasekhar has a passion to remake popular South Indian and North Indian films. ‘Naa Style Veru’ is the remake of the successful Malayalam film ‘Hello’. However, the story has failed to repeat the magic in Telugu and the film has turned out to be a big dud in Telugu.

Sivaram (Rajasekhar), an efficient lawyer is the son of a magistrate (Chalapati Rao) and the brother of an ACP (Benarjee). Sivaram hates his family for forcing his former lover to commit suicide and gives up his practice and becomes a drunkard.

At this juncture, Parvathi (Bhumika) whose life is under threat calls up Sivaram for help. Sivaram saves her and takes her to his home. All this happens while Parvathi father (Vijay Kumar) away in US for surgery. Sivaram enters Parvathi’s house soon after the return of Vijay Kumar’s return from US, pretending as Parvathi husband.

In the meantime, there occurs couple of mysterious murders which are some where related to Parvathi’s kidnapping. Sivaram decides to unravel the mystery behind kidnapping and find the culprits. Finally marries Parvathi.

Though Rajasekhar has done justice to his role, the film is not for him. He is best suited to angry man roles. It is better for him to stick to his image rather than experimenting. Though he is a drunkard, he looked cool with makeup.

Bhumika is the only one excelled in her performance. She put on some weight and looked gorgeous with toned body.
Brahmanandam, Ali, Venumadhav and Jeeva have tried to evoke a little comedy but none of them could give a hearty laugh.

 

No need to mention about others as they are just OK.

Director G.Ram prasad  has no clue about the final product. The haphazard screenplay, not so gripping story, poor narration on screen – all put together with the director’s immaturity is the biggest minus point of the film.

Music  by Anoop Rubens is  average.  Cinematography is poor like a first timer handling the camera. Even choreography of songs is atrocious. There are no meaningful dialogues by Kona Venkat. The list can go on..

On the whole, every department failed and showed their part on screen.

It is a remake of Malayalma film ‘Hello’ which actually made from the Hollywood film ‘Celluloid’. While other two films are hits, Telugu version failed to impress.

The entire first half has nothing to offer and stretched beyond limits. Second half is bore and tests the patience of the audience. The entire film is totally cinematic and has nothing near to nativity. The film could be easily avoided and has neither entertainment values nor a great story.