As you know, this is a Maruthi film and you have heavy doses of them.
These things are topped with double meaning dialogues. There's an undercurrent of love all through the film. The film opens with a graffiti montage of suicides and its problems - in a typical Puri Jagannadh way of introducing Itlu Shravani Subramanyam and Nenu Naa Rakshasi. The movie sets three premises and progresses with much needed twists and turns giving it a tinge of a love story and a horror-thriller. This is directed by cinematographer turned director J Prabhakar Reddy under the supervision of Maruthi. Prema Katha Chitram is the new film from Maruthi Talkies. Unlike his previous outings, this one is a little CLEAN. He's third time lucky tweaking this newly created genre and one should admit that he's getting better at it. Director Maruthi is a living testimony for this adage. Sometimes your reputation becomes a cast-iron straitjacket from which it becomes difficult to break out. This successful formula has spawned a new genre of films, and the experts are still trying to figure out a name for such a genre of comedy. Inject a few in the narrative or inject the narrative into them, then the movie is a winner. To everyone's surprise, in recent times, they have become money spinners for tinsel town.
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