Story:
A thoughtful tale, the story is about six friends Ajay (raja), Shruti (manjari), Bala (Kishore), Vicky (harish), Sudhakar (Ravi), Deepthi (richa) who are the best of buddies in the college. However, college gets over and just when each of them is about to go their own ways, Vicky suggests that all of them must meet on the same day next year. They agree for that but then each of them gets busy on their lives despite Vicky's attempts to reach them. It is only after seven years when Ajay comes from the US and decides to catch up with the rest of the gang. He gets in touch with Bala, Sudhakar, Vicky and proposes a one week vacation with the same gang. Even Deepthi and Shruti join it. Each of them has gone through different changes in life and how the vacation changes it forms the rest of the story.

Presentation:
The director has come up with a good theme but he could not perceive it well in terms of presentation or narrative. The dialogues were superb, the script was average and the screenplay was weak. Background score was good but could have been avoided at many places, two songs are worth humming, cinematography was patchy, editing was okay, costumes were good and the art department was apt. Raja has not given anything special and he just did his bit as required, it must be said that he must work on his acting skills, Manjari was pretty and had a sizzle with her looks, Richa was cute but her role was subdued, Sandeep was elegant and he fit the role well, Ravi Raju was regular, the real show stealer was Vennela Kishore who has given a hilarious treat. Gollapudi Maruthi Rao was standard, Saira Bhanu was hot, Rao Ramesh was alright, Bhargavi was appealing, the others didn't have much to do.

Conclusion:
The film has got a good concept but it could have created an impact if it was executed in the right fashion. The drawbacks in the film were the technical standards which didn't give a visual appeal and also the pace of the movie was slow which is hard to adjust. The first half is good and has many entertaining moments but the second half gets a bit twisted and emotional but lands smoothly. This is not a film for the masses so it could be an average fare at the box office.