He is ably helped by the rest of the cast. Naresh delivers a rib-tickling performance and the Sudden Star has a string of epithets attached to him (snatched for this one film from Cherry, etc). Crisp and witty, they eminently make Kevvu Keka a family film. The screenplay has been tightly written and the execution passes muster without major hiccups.Ī big asset is Satish Vegeshna's dialogue.
A person watching it with low expectations would not complain, except when it is time for a technically and artistically appalling song. The kidnap drama is peppered with some unpredictable sequences that are few and far between. There in that land of illogical happenings, everyone from the most wanted kidnapping gang to the best police to a prominent industrialist are all Telugu-speaking Indians.īeginning on a high note with neatly written lines, the film sputters to a routine trajectory. It is then when his 'Abrakadabra' uncle (Krishna Bhagawan in a lengthy role) reveals to him a "daridramaina flashback" and the theatre of the absurd shifts to Puri Jagannadh's favourite country. MS comes with a quirk: he pulls all stops to get his beautiful daughter (Sharmila Mandre) married to a millionaire so that he can prove to his lady boss, once a construction worker and now a rich woman because her beautiful daughter married the owner of the building, that he is no less than her.Īll plans fail and Bucchi has no option but to become the owner of a shopping mall in 6 months, a la Sudigaadu. There is a comedy of errors and confusion stemming from a case of mistaken identity.īucchi Raju (Naresh) is a salesman and for the sake of his girlfriend, he has to fool MS Narayana that he is the owner of the mall he is working in. Devi Prasad begs to be different and thus he has risked ridicule. By them intelligence in screenplay is brushed aside as routine stuff and double entendre (there is none of this sort in KK) is lapped up as pucca entertainer from Naresh. The first day belongs to lovers of in-your-face humor and they cringe at anything decent. The new version will be 0.1.5 or 1.Do not expect crass comedy or silly spoofs from this film.
Keka is now on the App Store for a few bucksThis version is compatible with App Store compatible systems, aka Mac OS X 10.6.x and higherThis version has no improvements, just changes on the default options so it can be submitted to the App Store.
The new version will be 0.1.5 or 1.0 that will be both available on the web (free as always) and on the App Store Changes
Quick, fast and easy to use, Keka is an excellent free archiver for Macs. Note this add-on won't work for anything OS X 10.5 and lower.
This feature has been added to Snow Leopard however although you need to download it separately here. Although the drag and drop function is handy, it would also be nice to be able to access it from the context menu. Unfortunately, you can't preview the contents of archives although you can split archives.