A dejected Krish meets a loud, self-proclaimed ‘girl magnet’ Ram (Havish). Once in Kuala Lumpur, Sasya leaves Krish with a note that she is going to find her boyfriend.

Krish immediately calls his boss (Telugu speaking, of course), asks in which other countries the company has branches and in a minute, is granted transfer to Malaysia. We wonder if the characters can get any more bizarre and, sadly, they do. She doesn’t mind him working in Singapore or Dubai though because she could take one flight and be home. Sasya springs a surprise, says she doesn’t want to go to the US because she would miss family functions. Time to break into a song and by the end of it, the two are married. Once in India, he joins the same gym, parents in tow, and befriends her. Oh, he doesn’t know her name, but it doesn’t matter. He asks his parents to trace this girl and takes the next flight to India! Yes, because that’s what an educated young man would do, fly down with the hope of marrying a girl he saw for a few minutes on television. Krish spots Sasya (Nandita) on a Telugu channel, doing a few moves that can best be described as aerobics + yoga + Bharatanatyam. Here’s a gist: Krish (Abhijeet) works in the US, is told by his parents that he should get married soon. But sadly, the way the story unfolds left us amused at first and then thoroughly bored. Ram Leela falls into the last category.Īpparently, this film’s story is based on a true incident. Then there are films that make you wonder why they got made. There are films that offer nothing new but entertain nevertheless there are films that are amusing and can pass off as a one-time watch and there are films that take you by surprise with the content and execution and make every minute in the cinema hall count.

When one has to watch films as part of work on a regular basis, one knows not to expect a masterpiece each Friday.

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