STORY

 Satyam (Mohanlal) is a man who fights against any injustice to common people. Anand (Junior NTR), Satyam's nephew is an IIT graduate and also a nature lover who fights anybody who tries to harm trees or environment. Satyam opens a vehicle repairing shop named Janatha Garage, which solves both the issues of vehicles and people. Anand joins his uncle (Mohanlal) in his garage.

At that time he knows about mining mafia which is indulging in activities that harm the environment. That is when he meets Unni Mukundan. Realizing that his father is a very good man, Anand warns Unni, but Unni ignores his advice. Then Anand decides to meet Unni’s father who is none other than Mohanlal and goes to the latter’s “Janatha Garage”. While NTR goes there with the intention of complaining to Mohanlal about his son’s activities, he gets deeply influenced by Mohanlal’s advice to take care of people around him along with the trees and plants. That is when NTR joins hands with Mohanlal and the two begin their and fight against injustice. What happens next forms the crux of the story.

REVIEW

The legendary actor Mohanlal is the backbone of the entire film and it is his character that gives the film a lot of weight. The young actor Junior NTR sheds his star image and stays true to his character. Heroine’s Samantha and Nithya Menen have absolutely nothing to do and have been wasted completely.

The first half of the movie stresses on hero and his attitude of protecting the nature, while the second half focuses on the family issues. Except a couple of scenes, entire movie runs on expected lines with the absolutely weak story. The plot is so very cliched.

Music by Devi Sri Prasad is a huge plus as all the songs have been composed quite well. Production values of the film are good. Cinematography by Tirru is good. Dialogues by Koratala Shiva are meaningful. Editing could have been better.

Director Koratala Shiva have done well but takes too much time to establish the story.