Oka 'V' Chitram

If you thought Teja’s worst was yet to come, you’re perhaps mature. If you think nothing will ever be Teja’s worst, you’re perhaps enlightened.
With Oka V Chitram, Teja shows again how little he cares for thought and logic in films. In Nuvvu Nenu and Jayam, Teja gambled on the fact that Telugu audiences do not ask questions about how a hero wins, as long as he wins. When in doubt about that, think of that scene in Jayam where the hero lands in a brutally-armed fortress bang at 7 o’ clock, just as promised to his girl and the enemies, and there is simply....