Ummm... Kudirithe Kappu coffee... What can i say about this movie... This movie is a musical and visual splendour with a story that is inherited from the past so mnay Movies. Locations in Coorg is the real hero of this film and music by Yogeswara Sharma Thanks to him for the liberal use of unconventional, folksy tunes.The songs 'Edo Edo', 'Srikaram Kaduthunattu' are worth buying the audio CD. The cinematography by Santosh Rai is outstanding. His technical brilliance compliments the eye feast locations. The lyrics of the songs penned by Sirivennela are soaked in rich Telugu literature. The introduction of the heroine is creative and the animated versions of her thoughts tucked in the scenes is a novel idea.Varun Sandesh looks supercute in his clean shaven avatar. He seems to have hit the gym big time and shows off his bisecps where ever he could in this film. Suma Bhattacharya `s make up was terrible, Her action at many places had no connect between her facial expressions and the dubbing. She looks over the top in scenes where she is talking over the phone.The screenplay is very weak and makes it tough to sit through the film. There is a lot of silence in the scenes which makes audience yawn and take a quick nap. There is not even background score at neccessary scenes to keep the viewers awake. The heroine is natural but her costumes could have been better. The dialogues are very boring and are a passe. The story is perhaps as old as Dakshinagiri hills(i.e, if they exist) Actors who played the roles of the friends are a turn off. Their expressions fell flat and couldn't carry the emotions of their dialogues and Varun Sandesh might want to work on his diction. Infact the dialogues themselves are badly-written, and the attempts at comedy fail to make a mark.
The Herione nurtures an entrepreneurial dream, and the hero gets to sort out his existential puzzles when he discovers his calling in life. Love happens, but only in the backdrop of blossoming careers, in a rare film that never overrates the significance of romance in a typical 20-something's life. In the end, when the director finally sets out to prove his point of love being judged by the pangs of longing, he does so using an inconsequential sequence that has less romance than the entire film does with several awkward and pointless gaps between dialogues, stretching most scenes beyond their logical conclusion. Use of cute animated figures to accompany the narrative at times is an appreciable Creativity.
visuals are the only positive thing in this movie to make audience engaged else this ""Kudirithe Kappu Coffee – Veelaithe Naalugu Maatalu" is a total washout.
