Still, the film is choc-a-bloc with them - for example, Sasirekha looks quite excited when Anand tells her that he is in love with someone else, though she later says she fell in love with him much earlier than that.

Trying to find logic errors in Sasirekha Parinayam is like trying to chop off the branch you are sitting on - if you are going to be so nit-picking, you'll be left with no movies to watch. You have your reasons to follow the movie - it's engrossing, and the other options this week are Mental Krishna, Indumati and Mahanagaramlo, each of which will make the others look like masterpieces. Anand has his reasons to follow Sasirekha - he's in love with her.

Sasirekha has her reasons to follow Anand - she's broke. He is rescued, but Sasirekha isn't - she doesn't need to be, since she can swim.Īnyway, they run into each other again, and start to travel to Hyderabad together. Anand jumps in right after her, and makes a surprising discovery - that swimming doesn't come naturally, you need to have learnt it. Okay, you cruel sadist, she jumps into the river, too - but that is when she is unable to bear the pestering of Anand (Tarun), a guy who briefly helped her in her running away, but who is not leaving her alone now.

Her powerful family is chasing her all over Rajahmundry, she has no place to hide, and when things get impossible to handle and she sees the inviting waters of the Godavari on one side and a cruel abusive marriage for a lifetime on the other, she does just what any other desperate girl in that situation would do - she gets onto a launch to cross the river. In the case of Sasirekha (Genelia), however, the groom's diabolic family cares more for the dowry than for the bride, and you are in general relieved. And if she is the bride, it will even seem normal. A girl running away from a marriage can lead to severe trauma for the groom.

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