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, Naresh and music composed by Koti. Upon release, the film received highly positive reviews and remained a box office hit. The film won two

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and was premiered in the Indian panorama section at the International Film Festival of India. The movie was remade in Kannada as ''Lift Kodla'' starring Jaggesh and Komal. The core plot of the movie was reportedly inspired from the 1998 Japanese film ''Ikinai''.

Plot

Rajaji is a middle-aged man who does not have any dependents as both his wife and daughter die. His daughter takes her life because of the rejection from her boyfriend. Rajaji is so much depressed with the entire episode that he too wants to die. He gathers like-minded people with suicidal tendencies. He arranges a bus trip to Srisailam where they want to jump the bus from the highest cliff. Meanwhile, this news is leaked to the cops. And the cops are in search of these people. Along the way, the passengers on the bus come to realize that their problems are very insignificant and that they were not worth taking their life. Rajaji reveals that was his plan all along, but on their way back the bus's brakes get stuck. Rajaji saves all the passengers, but he himself can not get out. However, the police arrive just in time to save him.

Cast

as Rajaji * Naresh as Surya Prakash Reddy * Nasser as ACP Sunil *

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as Swamiji *

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as Watchman Ali *

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as Hotel Owner * Chalapathi Rao as Minister * Krishna Bhagawan as Chitila Chinna Rao *

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as Mallesh * Chinna as Rama Krishna *

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as Raghuram * Ravi Varma as Vinod *

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as Kiran *

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as Koyadora *

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as Constable * Kadambari Kiran as Constable * Chitram Seenu *

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as Watchman * Garimalla Visweswara Rao as Beggar *

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as Lakshmi * Meena as Amala * Medha as Swapna * Shilpa Chakravarthy as Anchor Sirisha * Roopa Kaur as Sandhya * Sruthi as Mallesh's wife * Master Suraj as Chandu

Soundtrack

Music composed by Koti. Music released on MADHURA Audio Company.

Awards

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- 2007 (in Telugu) * Best Feature Film - Gold - V. Easwar Reddy * Best Lyricist - Venegella Rambabu

Others

* VCDs and DVDs on - VOLGA Videos,

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References

External links

* {{IMDb title, 1200068 2007 films 2000s Telugu-language films Indian drama films Films about suicide Films scored by Koti Telugu films remade in other languages Indian road movies Films set in Hyderabad, India Films shot in Hyderabad, India