Current, a love story with no villain. It is a typical novel story and the title is not apt for the movie.

Sushanth (Sushanth) is a carefree guy who believes in present and don’t plan anything for future. He fell in love with Sneha ( Sneha Ullal) who is a classmate of him. Slowly, Sneha also attracted to Sushanth and becomes love birds.

Sneha’s father Charan Raj who is a judge leaves Sneha to take her own decisions and will only give suggestions. Sneha tells about her man and introduce Sushanth to her father. Charan Raj didn’t impress with the attitude and irresponsible behavior of Sushanth. He thought it as a mismatch and request Sneha to reconsider her decision and marry one of her cousins for which Sneha agrees.

Till now everything seems to be fine, but the problem is Sneha couldn’t forget Sushanth and his love. So she requests Sushanth to do something to take away the developed love from her so that she can forget him.

What happens next is the rest of the story….

 

Sushanth improved a lot from his first movie and preformed reasonably okay as a care free guy. He looked energetic and stylish in youthful outfits. He danced well with ease. However, he must improve a lot in dialogue delivery and facial expressions.

Sneha Ullal is beautiful and the costumes are pretty good for her. Her acting needs to be improved a little to survive in Tollywood.

Reshmi, of Yuva teleserial fame, acted as Sneha Ullal's friend, is impressive and sure will bag many roles in the future. Charan Raj performed with ease. Tanikella Bharani and Sudha did justice to their roles. Brahmanandam as 'Brahmi Ullas' did a small role. Raghu Babu manages to raise some laughter with his comedy with Shafi. All others are okay.

 

Debutant director Surya Prathap only managed to mark a passable impression through his direction of Current. He took a love story with novelty, but failed to film it in an entertaining way. He could not keep up the pace of the film and climax of the film is predictable and not exciting.

Music by Devi Sri is average except for two songs. But background score is good. Editing is the asset of the film. Costumes are excellent and stylish. Cinematography is excellent.  Vijay C. Kumar tries to bring as much color and life into the visuals as is possible which is apt for any youthful love story. Production values have not been compromised for quality and did a commendable job.

 

Current is a different love story with a novel concept but falters in presenting it well. First half of the film can be passed away with light humour and love chemistry. Second half is dragged and ended with a predictable note. It would have been better with the crisp presentation and better comedy scenes.

Current will appeal mainly to the youth. With the love story and colorful presentation, it might pull some crowds to the theaters at least for the initial weeks.