Subrahmanya Shastri (Dileep Kumar) is a calm going and soft spoken guy and Ayesha (Priyal Gor) is the daughter of industrialist Khadar and Sastri falls in love with Ayesha. Their parents come to know about their love story and they oppose their love. The rest of the movie is how Subrahmanya Shastri and Ayesha win in their love.

The first half of the movie has been smooth and filled with entertainment which happens to end on a positive note. The second half smells tragic with the plot deviated and the movie goes low in entertainment and commercial aspects. On the whole the second half has been ok.

Dileep Kumar and Priyal Gor have made an impressive debut with their roles and they have performed far beyond the limits. The comedians have done a decent job which brings laughs among the audience. All the others have performed good.

The story of the movie has been routine and it has been seen in many movies. The screenplay and the dialogues have been written well. The photography and the music have been decent which makes the film good enough. The editing has been ok and the production values are good. The director Sasikiran Narayana has succeeded in narrating the first half however the second half has been dipped down partly.

Final Word:

Saheba Subramanyam is not a bad film and it can be given a watch except some flaws.