How a devoted son safeguards his father’s reputation as a clean man just does not gel with today’s audience. The story is so predictable and clichéd as the basic idea of the scriptwriter seems to work on lady sentiments. What film makers should realize is that this genre of sentimental family stories are beaten to death on small screen and ladies get their daily dose from television.

Rajababu (Rajasekhar) is a do-gooder and a dutiful son. He gives a promise to his father on death bed that he will look after his second wife and children! To safe guard this promise Rajababu goes through hell as everyone including his brother, mother and his own wife suspects his noble intentions. But predictably, everything is sorted out in the climax and Rajababu comes out as a ‘surf white’ man with a noble heart!

It is an unbelievable yarn and the only saving grace in the film is the Chandramukhi comedy track of Kovai Sarala and Brahmanandam. Director Muppalaneni Siva goes through the motions of doing a remake. S.A.Rajkumar’s music is a rehash and among the actors Rajasekhar, Sarada, Riaz Khan are all adequate. On the whole, it is a boring affair.

Verdict: Disappointing