By Two Love

<p>revolves around Balakrishna aka Balu and Leela aka Leelu. Balu is a Die-Hard fan, who has a problem with his family since his father has married for the second time. Leelu, who is unhappy with her younger brother’s conduct in life. Yet, their mother keeps taking the side of her younger brother. Balu and Leela, hailing from different towns, decide to leave their respective homes and land up in the cosmopolitan city of , looking for jobs. They accidentally meet in a cab and get into a fight. Unfortunately, the two land jobs at the same office, a professional . Time passes by, Balu and Leelu become good friends, and eventually, fall in love with each other. Balu and Leelu decide to take their life to the next stage and test themselves and find whether they are fit enough to start a family. Their quest lead them to adopt an infant child and start a and names the child as Puppy. Initially, life is rosy, but it doesn’t stay that way. In the end, they realize that running a family isn’t easy and part ways, leaving Puppy to its fate. When they reach their hometowns. Balu finds that he misunderstood his father where he reconciles with him and Balu reveals about Leelu and Puppy to his father and Leelu also tells the same to her mother. The parents advice them to reconcile with each other. Balu and Leelu meet and apologize to each other and search for Puppy, but to no avail. An auto driver, who gave Puppy to Balu and Leelu finds Puppy and brings him to Balu and Leelu, thus reconciling with each other. In the , Balu and Leelu get married in presence of their parents, friends and Puppy. The film was announced in December 2020 with Dhaveerrah and paired opposite each other. Santosh stated that he wrote from his own experiences about the idea of marriage. Filming was completed in April 2021, and Santosh confirmed that he had begun pre-production work of ‘s remake under the production of ‘s . was released theatrically on 18 February 2022. The soundtrack album has four singles composed by , and released on . Reviewing the film for , Sunayana Suresh wrote: “The film has some interesting nuances of the frailties and complexities of the current generation, who prefer being detached and baggage free.” critic A. Sharadhaa called it a “roller coaster ride” which ” shouldered on the two young actors.” She stated that the film was an urban tale that ran on familiar territory. On technical aspects, reviewer Avinash G. Ram wrote: “Ajaneesh had the opportunity to make background music more effective. Full marks must be given to Mahen Simha’s cinematography. Mahen has built the entire cinema with great ease [ ]” Jagadish Anagdi of termed it an “epic misfire.” “The first half thoroughly tests our patience with too many unrelated scenes. It starts with an action sequence which, in no way, is linked to the plot. Double entendres are embarrassing.</p>