Dear Ram and Nazira,
You proved that,
"Love means not living together. Even long distance should be felt as love"
Dear Rajaram and Nazeera,
What you believed
"Love means not living together. Even long distance should be felt as love...!!" it's true.
A soothing musically mounted canvas, beautifully penned about a man with three relationships in his life, passion towards his game his bond with his only mother who lives for each, and his love for Nazira....
What he said about that "Goal is much sexier than a girl" is true and every scene portrays his zeal towards his goal, his joy of running barefoot, and the happiness in his eyes when he gave his first autograph. The conversation between him and his dream pair of shoes in a showroom when he can't afford it really touches very heart right?
And the od-romance between him and Nazira on the campus, to Whom he lost his heart at first sight and later she helps him to buy the shoe how could the director create those lines "Manalni preminchevaru welcome chepadanki vastaru." And she with her success and welcomed the best part of his career.
Though there is nothing like opposition to their love, yet destiny has its way and Nazira finds herself at a sport and has to move on for some unwilling changes in her life. When it's been so long after they met for last and she adopted a lonesome kid, who later opposes her words of love to Ram but the way she conveys her love in her words.
"He's not my Ex or boyfriend. He's my life and I'm his autograph" and her trust in him that "Anthani life lo inko adadhi undochu kani masulo nenu mathrame unta"
And finally now with the contrived ending at the airport where they both met after many years and I was bounced with joy, the lines from Raja Ram "Ninnu thakalante bhayamga undi malli ekkada dhooramaipothav ani "(I'm scared to touch your face, what if you go away from me).
The film with its snail pace carving smiles at some moments and wetting wyes in some moments with old romance, and mother sentiment and overall it's packed up with sheer brilliance and some masterpieces never forgotten.
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