Seenu (Gopichand) is a young and talented guy who respects his parents and family. He falls in love with Sailu (Regina) who believes in destiny than in love. Her father is a big goon in Kolkata who rules West Bengal with his eyes. Sailu escapes from her home when her father plans her marriage and Seenu makes a plan to rescue her bringing back to Hyderabad. Sailu’s father starts the search and ends up knowing about Seenu and his family. The rest of the movie is how Seenu convinces everyone and wins his love. Watch Soukhyam to know about the rest.

The first half of Soukhyam has been decent and entertaining. The action episodes have been planned and presented well. The entertainment has been well enough that it brings some laughs throughout. The songs have been just ok but they have been placed well. On the whole the complete first half has been ok and impressive.

The second half of the film has been a dud throughout. The unwanted comedy and comedians rush throughout the movie which confuses the audience completely. The main plot has been deviated making ways to comedy and action episodes. The climax episodes have been predictable and the second half of Soukhyam is a huge disappointment which makes the film end up as a debacle.

Gopichand has been energetic throughout and he carried the complete movie on his shoulders. He excelled the character with ease and is the major highlight of the movie. Regina Cassandra has been stupendous with her role and she surprises everyone with her decent performance. All the other actors have been decent and entertaining throughout the movie.

The story of the movie has nothing new to reveal and it is completely predictable. The screenplay and the dialogues have been completely outdated. The music and the background score have been bad to listen and are not related. The cinematography and the editing are the only saviours for the movie. The production values have been grand enough and AS Ravikumar Chowdary fails to impress the audience.

Final Word:

Soukhyam is a movie that can be ignored completely for its predictable plot and routine narration. Too many comedy tracks spoil the original flavour.