Sriram (Raj Tharun) is a fun loving guy who has no responsibilities and he hails from Ramapuram. His only goal in life is to marry his childhood friend Seetha (Arthana) who is the daughter of Ramapuram’s President. Though Sriram proposes to Seetha, she rejects his love even after which he doesn’t lose his hope and love towards Seetha. During a point of time, Seetha hates him bigtime but his love makes her fall for him. Twist arises when Seetha’s father oppose their love and he throws a challenge. The rest of the movie is how Sriram wins the challenge along with his love. Watch Seethamma Andalu Ramayya Chitralu to know about the rest.

Seethamma Andalu Ramayya Chitralu has a decent first half with all the elements indulged in the right amounts. Though the basic plot has been predictable, the entertainment along with the songs bring a fresh feel throughout the film. The first half of Seethamma Andalu Ramayya Chitralu is sure decent except some confusing love making scenes. Also some of the scenes have been repeated again which makes the audience surprising.

The second half of Seethamma Andalu Ramayya Chitralu fails to carry out the required emotion at the right time in the film. The major plot of the film has been sidelined and the unwanted entertainment kills the feel. The needed emotions have been narrated in a hurry which leave the audience in surprise. On the whole the complete second half is a down fall of the film because of the treatment.

Raj Tharun who scored three back to back hits has been matured enough with his performance in the film. He nailed out the entire movie with his energetic performance throughout. Arthana makes a decent debut and her performance prove that she will stay in the industry for some time. Shakalaka Shankar is the other highlight of the film and he elevated the film with his comedy timing. All the other actors in the film have been decent and entertaining.

The story of the movie has been seen in Tollywood ages ago and is quite predictable. The screenplay has been decent throughout the first half but the screenplay during the second half has been completely disturbed. The dialogues have been good at times and the music has been soothing and melodious. The cinematography and the production values are the major highlights of the film. The director failed to entertain the audience selecting an outdated village plot.

Final word:

Seethamma Andalu Ramayya Chitralu is a film that can be ignored for the outdated village plot and confused narration.