Dammu: A perfect film for mass

 

STORY:

Vijayadhwaja Sri Simha aka Vijay (NTR) is an orphan , who was brought up in city. He had a peculiar interest that nobody near him should feel any kind of trouble. If he finds any in trouble, he feels that he is in trouble and get it resolved immediately in an intelligent way.
He falls in love with Satya (Trisha). At this juncture, Veeradurgam (Kota Srinivasa Rao) enters the scene and express his wish to adopt him. In the flashback, there is a big rivalry between Vasireddy clan and another clan led by Nazar. Nazar group gain upper hand and decide to kill any baby boy born in Vasireddy family. Suman and Bhanupriya of Vasireddy family were blessed with a boy and fearing that Nazar group would kill the baby they say that a still-born baby was born and escape from the village along with some of their well-wishers.

Now coming to the story, Vijay comes to know about Veeradurgam and wants to help him. He decides to go in adoption to Veeradurgam and enters their village. Later, he realises that he belongs to the same Vasireddy clan. Vijay had a sister-in-law called Neelaveni (Karthika). How, he teaches a lesson to the Nazar group and prove his might (dammu) is the climax.

Plus Points:

NTR’s performance

Nasser and Bhanupriya steal the show

Keeravani’s rousing background scor

The fight shot in the mud is very good.

Arthur A Wilson’s cinematography is extraordinary.

Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao’s editing is perfect.

Minus Points:

The romantic track between Trisha and NTR.

Brahmanandam is wasted.

Final Word:

Boyapati cooked an old recipe in a novel and entertaining way. The entire first half is entertaining with a couple of action scenes. The second half is action-oriented and climax is mind-blowing.

Rating: Good(3.75/5)