Directed by: Teja
Produced by: Anil Sunkara
Starring: Bellamkonda Sreenivas, Kajal Aggarwal, Sonu Sood
Music by: Anoop Rubens
Cinematography: Sirsha Ray
Edited by: Venkateswara Rao Kotagiri
Release date: 24 May 2019
Running time: 162 minutes
Country: India
Language: Telugu

iQlikMovies Rating: 2.5/5

Story:
Sita (Kajal) is the owner of a big constructions company in the city. She comes into an agreement of living together with MLA Basavaraj (Sonu Sood) if he agrees to demolish the houses in a slum area. After Basavaraj finishing the job. Sita backs off from the agreement. Basavaraj starts creating troubles to Sita. Then enters Ram. Who is Ram? What did Ram do to Save Sita? What happens in the end? Forms the story of the movie.

Performances:
Both Kajal and Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas have worked really hard for their roles in the film. Both got really interesting characters and did their best in this film. Sonu Sood is definitely one of the major highlights in this film. His flawless performance made the movie even more interesting and impressive. Mannara Chopra is a perfect pick for that role and she will definitely mesmerize the audience with her beauty as well as acting skills.

Abhimanyu Singh played the role of an inspector in this film and delivered an honest performance. Abhinav Gomatam did his best in essaying the role. The rest of the cast also made their presence felt.

Technical Aspects:
The Production values by Rambrammam Sankara under AK Entertainments banner are very high. Owing to Bellamkonda's market, we can say that the producers have invested decent amounts in the film. Music by Anoop Rubens is awesome. More than the songs, his BGM is catchy and impressive. Cinematographer Sirsha Ray did a good job and produced good visuals for the film. Editing by Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao is decent.

Positives:
Kajal Aggarwal performance
Comedy
BGM
Story

Negatives:
Few Boring Scenes
Not-So-Exciting Narrative Structure

Review:
After scoring a hit with a political movie 'Nene Raju Nene Mantri', Teja has shown variation with this fresh script. The way he has showcased the relationship between the lead pair is really captivating. Despite having some shortcomings in the story, the director has succeeded in engaging the audience from the start to the end. But, the second half falls flat and fails to engage the audiences. The entertaining and curious angles in the first half completely go missing in the second half and the movie starts testing the patience of the audiences from that point.

The movie started off an interesting note. The entire first half is filled with the introduction of characters, comedy. At the same time, the film never ends properly while the pre-climax scenes can test the patience of the audience. Sita offers nothing great despite an engaging theatrical trailer.

Final Verdict: Sita can be Bearable Once!

--Review By Ram