In parallel MLA’s (Sai Kumar) son Abhi (Kaushik) falls in love with Pavithra and under unavoidable circumstances MLA agrees for their wedlock. But he has some other plans in using the marriage to his advantage. What is the evil plan? How it is evaded forms the rest of the story.

After the movie Devasthanam, Janardhan Maharshi directed Pavithra and received positive talk in comparison to the earlier. He was able to narrate the story and introduce the characters without any confusion. Since being a good writer he was also able to write sharp dialogues. Whenever the direction seemed off-track he was able to balance it well by keeping the audience focused with his gripping narration.

Although M.M.Srilekha’s tunes are not great for humming, they are decent enough to listen in the theatre. Once again her re-recording weakness was quite obvious; it was below par in certain crucial scenes.

There is a huge disparity in the taking; some of the scenes in the movie are rich while some are substandard. This might not be director Janardhan Maharshi’s drawback but small producer’s problems, one has to take it easy. He got anxious to say many things, struggled a bit and was not able to provide complete justice. First half runs smoothly in comparison to the second. He was not able to show a strong reason for Pavithra entering into politics. The past of Pavithra is also very dull. The dialogue writer in Janardhana Maharshi dominated the director in him. So as a whole, this movie runs with more talk and less action.

The common notion is that a movie revolving around the prostitute character will be fully loaded with mass masala, but the director Janardhan Maharshi flipped it around with a class touch. In several instances he was able to give bold statements and portray his anger, love and sympathy on the present day society. This movie will give recognition to Shriya as an actor and Janardhan Maharshi as a director.  Last but not least, Do not expect any awards or huge collections.