Ee Abbai Chala Manchodu

<p>Vivekananda ( ) is the son of a rich businessman ( ). He falls in love with a middle-class girl Bharathi (Vani). His father believes love means sharing worldly pleasures with a female and advises him to have carnal pleasure with his lover, but Vivekananda believes love is pristine and sacred and does not involve sex. Bharathi’s mother ( ), however, does not support their love as she believes that every woman should be domineering and keep her husband in control, and as Vivekananda is rich, she believes he will not let himself be dominated. Both decide to prove their parents wrong and leave their respective homes to live together without having sex. The rest of the story is how they prove their parents wrong and win their approval. The music of the film was composed by . wrote “First half of the film is good. Second half has serious shades to it. The director, overall, did a good job, but ignored commercial elements in the second half. There is no comedy and too many philosophical dialogues in the second half”. wrote “The first half of the movie trots along merrily with some easy scenes. As a precious son advising his Dad on business and love, Vivek looks charming and even believable. But after the young couple decides to pad together in a tiny tenement and live together, the movie starts getting into that contrived mode. [..] Towards the last one hour, the movie completely loses track and leaves us frustrated. That the director himself had no idea how to drag the movie is obvious from unnecessary insertions like the plane hijack where Vivek and Jeevita are kidnapped”. wrote “Recently we saw lot of films those run by the taking of director without a great story line. But this film had good Direction, Screenplay, Characterization, and commendable performance by the Hero. Though this film has very less chances to attract the audience just because of its weak story line in second half”. This article about a Telugu-language film of the 2000s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>