Sri Anjaneyam

Movie review - Sri Anjaneyam
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Jeevi rating: 3.25/5 Punchline: From Hanuman to the man  Genre: Devotional Can kids watch this film? Yes (no vulgarity and no violence) Banner: Sri Karthikeya Entertainments Pvt Limited Cast: Arjun, Nitin, Charmy, Prakash Raj, Ramya Krishna, Pilla Prasad, Ananth, Goutham Raju, Jogi Brothers, Subhashini, LB Sriram, Vimalasri, Lavanya, Subbaraju & Pruthvi Music: Mani Sharma Camera: G Ram Prasad Dialogues: Radha Krishna Editing: KV Krishna Reddy Visual Effects: Chakri Digital Intermediate Application: Prasad EFX Executive Producers: Praveen, Raju & Giri Story - Screenplay - direction - producer: Krishna Vamsi Release date: 24th July 2004
Review
Story A civil engineer (Prakash Raj) is assigned to build a reservoir called 'Seetamma Talli Dam' at a village Ramapuram. A local politician Brahmam (Pilla Prasad) opposes the move and gets the engineer and his wife killed. Their son becomes an orphan and is named as Anji (Nitin) by the temple priest (Chandra Mohan). He is raised by a few kind people. Anji is a staunch devotee of Lord Anjaneya. Brahmam comes to know that there are heavy deposits of black granite in the area where the 100-year-old temple exists. Brahmam plans to demolish the temple and construct a new temple at some other place. Anji wants to do something about it. But he cannot do a thing because he fears bad people. One fine day, Lord Anjaneya comes to Anji in guise of a human being and be there with him to teach him and prepare him to perform that Dharmawhich he is assigned by the God to do it. That is to build the 'Seetamma Talli Dam', so that everybody in the village can enjoy the good crops with the help of ample water from the Dam.