Movie Name: Cheppalani Vundi,
Cast : Vadde Naveen, Raasi, Prakash Raj
Music : Mani Sharma
Director : Chandra Mahesh
Genre : Drama
Language :Telugu
Release Date : 31st August 2001

Songs :
1.Saare Jahan Se Accha
2.Ko Ko Ko
3.Guntalakidi Gummadi
4.Vennela Chinukullo
5.Maapatela Kostava

Story :
Pessimism is a wrong attitude in life, and you should always try to see the nice in things. So here

goes.
Firstly, this film is a good learning experience for a lot of people - Tollywood now knows one more

way that a film can flop.
Then, with Naveen Vadde we can only look forward to better things in life. He's starred in 4 films

in one year now (Chaala Baagundi, Maa Aavidameedottu..., Subhakaryam and now this) with ratings of

2, 1, 1 and 1.5, so things can only move up - for him (with better films, which, given his

histrionic capabilities, appears unlikely), or for all of us (if this ends it all).
Then, the film has done the Canadian economy a whole lot of good - a whole lot of the budget was

spent there (the temptation to use alternate words for "spent" is overwhelming, but I'm being

optimistic, remember?). Combined with a similarly expensive release last week, that's a whole lot of

gratitude Tollywood has earned from the Canadians.
See, I knew I could do it! Three whole points!
Now to earn back my credibility, here's the true story. Cheppalani Undi is an expensive mistake that

a lot of people will pay for, and hopefully you won't be among them. The tale starts by showing

Vinay (Naveen) winning the 800m track event at the world championships held at Toronto, and setting

a world record in the process. It's difficult to say why. The whole thing appears conjured up to

show some Canadian landscape in the ensuing song and dance (can you beat that - Tollywood is trying

to be logical about them?), and I rest my case in calling the movie an expensive mistake.
Anyway, Vinay returns home and is longing to meet his ladylove Priyanka, who happens to be his