Matti Kusthi, a Telugu dubbed film featuring Vishnu Vishal and Aishwarya Lekshmi in the lead roles hit the theaters today. Here's our review of the film.
Story:
Veera (Vishnu) is a heavy-headed lad from a rural household. His parents get him married to Keerthy(Aishwarya) who had unfulfilled dreams of becoming a professional boxer. How does the couple cope with their contrasting mindsets?
How did the actors perform?
Vishnu Vishal is good in the role of a rural lad. It isn't a challenging character or anything but needs some finesse, which Vishnu manages to exhibit. Aishwarya is good in her role as well. She fits the bill as an aspiring boxer well. Her tomboy-esque looks and appearance gel with the theme of the character. There isn't much to talk about the support cast as there isn't too much scope on this front.
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