Hanuman Junction

<p>Krishna and Dasu are best friends and the notorious goons of , who hold KD & Co company. They always have enmity with a vicious opponent, Devudayya. Meenakshi, Devudayya’s daughter, has loved Krishna since childhood, but he does not reciprocate because he knows that Dasu will not accept it. Meanwhile, Sathru, a young man appointed as a manager in KD & Co, constantly receives their batter because of his stupidity. Later, it reveals that Dasu has a sister Devi, an educated girl whom Krishna too endears as his own. Sathru is in love with Devi, which she jilted. Thus, he joined in their company to win the hearts of Devi and her brothers. As KD & Co keeps hostage a music troupe for which Sangeeta, the main singer, when the elders expel her from the house, KD shelters her. Now, Devi affirms to Sathru that her brothers should be conjugal first. Therefore, he decides to find brides for Krishna and Dasu. With a revue, he unites Krishna with Meenakshi and tries to patch up Sangeeta with Dasu. Here, surprisingly, she loves Krishna. Due to Sathru’s obfuscation, Krishna accepts the proposal, mistaking Sangeeta for Dasu’s finance. Soon, Krishna reveals his love affair to Dasu when he understands Meenakshi as his spouse and starts liking her. Afterward, they bring Meenakshi home, confront Devudayya, and wedding preparations in progress. Sathru realizes the mishap and tries to rectify, which leads to chaos. Exploiting it, Devudayya creates a rift between KD. During that plight, Dasu aims to knit Meenakshi when Krishna obstructs his way forcibly. Eventually, it results in warfare between soulmates. At last, Krishna gets ready to relinquish his love for his friendship. However, Dasu changes his mind, bands Krishna and Meenakshi together, and decides to marry Sangeetha. Finally, the movie ends with the wedding of the three couples. Principal photography began on 11 June 2001. Music composed by who composed the for original Malayalam version, thus retaining all the tunes from the original. Music released on Company. rated the film 3/5 and called the film a “clean comedy.” On performances, the reviewer wrote, “Venu as Sathru proves that he is excellent in comedy. Arjun as Krishna is perfect, but Jagapathi as Dasu could have been better.” rated the film 3.25 and stated: “The story and relationships in this film are quite complex. But the whole credit should go to the debutant director Raja to narrate a story in such a way that all the viewers understand the complex and randomly changing relationships clearly.” wrote “Entertainment is the core of this movie and the director has done full justice to it, even the story and the script add their impressive contribution to appeal to the audience”.</p>