Usually, in most of the films, it will be the hero or the heroine who would have to carry out all types of emotions. The sequences between the fly and Sudeep in the first half are hilarious to the core. He plays the cruel man, who is being terrorized by a fly. He has the right style and attitude required for the role. But it is Kiccha Sudeep who is the clear winner. Samantha too has done a neat job handling the character. The romantic sequences between Samantha and Nani aren’t exaggerated at all, and look simple and feel good. Though Nani, the film’s protagonist, has very less screen time, his absence is not felt. He has maintained simplicity throughout the script, so that the film doesn’t have any unnecessary punches from the hero or the villain. The film’s dialogue writer Crazy Mohan has penned some of his trademark rib ticklers. SS Rajamouli has made sure that every department of film making has delivered its best. But the film gives you a completely different experience. The story line, in which the murdered hero, reincarnates as a house fly and takes revenge on his killer, might sound a bit immature, when just heard. The film is a good package with a perfect blend of fantasy, thrill, comedy and romance. This romantic-fantasy was in the making for very long, mainly because of the computer graphics. The King of masala flicks, director SS Rajamouli, who has made films like Magadheera and Viramarkudu has come up with yet another super-entertainer Naan Ee, starring Nani, Samantha and Sudeep.
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